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The Fourth Ward
School & Museum
573 C Street
South end of town
573 C Street
South end of town
Red Dog Saloon
76 C Street
North end of town
76 C Street
North end of town
First Presbyterian
Church
196 C Street
196 C Street
Hot Club de Renaux performing at the Red Dog Saloon,
at the 2010 Americana Festival
at the 2010 Americana Festival
Tim O'Brien performing on the stage at Piper's,
at the 2009 Americana Festival
at the 2009 Americana Festival
Piper's Opera House
The Crown Jewel of
Virginia City, NV.
Corner of B and Union Streets
The Crown Jewel of
Virginia City, NV.
Corner of B and Union Streets
Our free shuttle will drop you off right at the
door of this intimate venue.
Our Performance Venues
~Historical Landmark Buildings
~Incredible Natural Acoustics
~Beautiful 100-mile Views
~Historical Landmark Buildings
~Incredible Natural Acoustics
~Beautiful 100-mile Views
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Built in 1876, this exquisite example of Victorian architechture could accomodate over 1,000 students during Virginia City's "boom years" ~ 1860's - 1880's. During this era, Virginia City was known as the "richest city in America".
Built in 1876, this exquisite example of Victorian architechture could accomodate over 1,000 students during Virginia City's "boom years" ~ 1860's - 1880's. During this era, Virginia City was known as the "richest city in America".
Our workshops take place in classrooms paneled
with 140-year old wood .
The acoustics are incredible!!
The acoustics are incredible!!
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Built in 1885 and still in use, Piper's Opera House is a National
Historical Landmark.
This stage has welcomed President Grant, Buffalo Bill Cody, The Great Houdini, Mark Twain, John Philip Sousa. Susan B. Anthony, William Jennings Bryan and....Tim O'Brien!
Built in 1885 and still in use, Piper's Opera House is a National
Historical Landmark.
This stage has welcomed President Grant, Buffalo Bill Cody, The Great Houdini, Mark Twain, John Philip Sousa. Susan B. Anthony, William Jennings Bryan and....Tim O'Brien!
The Ragged Rogues sound checking at the Opera House
at the 2009 Americana Festival
at the 2009 Americana Festival
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Located in the Comstock House Hotel building (buildt in 1876), the Red Dog Saloon has been lovingly restored and now hosts state-of-the-art sound equipment and fun-loving audiences.
Located in the Comstock House Hotel building (buildt in 1876), the Red Dog Saloon has been lovingly restored and now hosts state-of-the-art sound equipment and fun-loving audiences.
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Built in 1867, this beautiful church is one of the few buildings that survived the "Great Fire" of 1875.
Built in 1867, this beautiful church is one of the few buildings that survived the "Great Fire" of 1875.
Code Bluegrass performing at the First Presbyterian Church
at the 2010 Americana Festival
at the 2010 Americana Festival
The Old
Washoe Club
112 South C St
112 South C St
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Originally the "Washoe Millionaire's Club", and the oldest saloon in town.
Originally the "Washoe Millionaire's Club", and the oldest saloon in town.
This building is a FAVORITE of Ghost Hunters, as many "former occupants" are reputed to be still "hanging around".
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The Ponderosa
Saloon
106 South C St
106 South C St
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Originally a bank, now a saloon and museum.
Originally a bank, now a saloon and museum.
You can go into an underground mine entrance from this saloon, or step into an 1864 bank vault..........just don't mess with the "locals"
who keep watch over the riches!
The Corner Bar
Located on the ground floor of Piper's Opera House
Located on the ground floor of Piper's Opera House
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Mark Twain's favorite place to hang out in the 1860's
Mark Twain's favorite place to hang out in the 1860's
Though the Corner Bar closed in the 1880's, it was restored and re-opened just a few years ago. Mark Twain himself came back to celebrate
the re-opening!
July 13-15, 2012