JUNE 11, 2022 - The Silent Riders Present:
8 hours of music, dancing and fun
Tickets are selling out fast - Available at Firehouse Saloon , Old Red Garter and most Silent Riders.
This will be 8 hours of the most talented musicians and entertainers ever assembled in one place....Virginia City
With dancing, drinks and food... It will be a day to remember!
Lady An The Tramps
"A Fun Dance Band That Play For The People"
Whiskey Low Blues Band
"Fantastic Blues You Wont Soon Forget"
Carson Chandler
"Keeping the heart of Country Music Alive"
Lexi Scatena
"A Very Talented Singer-Songwriter"
Silver & Gold
"The Finest Guitar Duo In Nevada"
Mark Dehringer
"Damn good Singing' and Entertainment"
Autumn West
"The Newest Sweetheart on the Comstock"
Celebrating another trip around the sun!
Gary Stadler -May 1
Romanus Armamentarium- May 11
Romanus Armamentarium- May 11
Romanus Armamentarium- May 11
Romanus Armamentarium- May 11
Romanus Armamentarium- May 11
Heather Marois -May 20
Heather Marois -May 20
Heather Marois -May 20
Dan Gilbert- May 21
Heather Marois -May 20
Heather Marois -May 20
Time To Get Ready!
Summer Is almost Here!
Get dressed up in your finest 1800's outfit and join The Silent Riders on the boardwalk for a stroll!!!
Train Season Is Coming to Virginia City
Make sure to check out the V&T Railroad this summer, The Silent Riders make surprise visits looking for outlaws, bunko artists and the like!
FOUNDERS STATEMENT
The “Virginia City Silent Riders” is a private, volunteer, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation of all aspects of the “1800’s historically correct” history of the National Historic Landmark District encompassing the former mining villages of Virginia City and Gold Hill in Storey County, as well as Dayton and Silver City in Lyon County. We are “STEWARDS OF THE PAST, AMBASSADORS TO THE FUTURE”©.
Founded in 2018 and trademarked with the Nevada Secretary of State as the “Virginia City Nevada Silent Riders ™, the “Silent Riders” were historically members of the “vigilance committee” that existed in Virginia City during the 1870’s. Our members, including both men and women, walk the boardwalks wearing 1870’s period clothing, “making history come alive” for the nearly two million annual visitors to Virginia City, Nevada.
Photographs on this site are not to be reproduced without express written permission from The Silent Riders™ 2022