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Nevada Day Celebrates Statehood2024 Nevada Day theme is "All For Our Country" |
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What is Nevada Day?Nevada Day is a state holiday celebrating Nevada statehood on October 31, 1864, the 36th state of the United States. Nevada Day is America's largest statehood celebration. Most state and local government offices in Nevada are closed on the last Friday in October, giving residents an extra holiday during the year. The Nevada Day holiday in 2024, on October 25, celebrates the 160th anniversary of Nevada statehood. The 2024 Nevada Day Parade and other festivities are on Saturday, October 26. Nevada Day Celebration in Carson CityNevada Day activities and celebrations are centered in Carson City, the only capital city the Silver State has ever had. You can enjoy a wide variety of events and activities, highlighted by the Nevada Day Parade on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Here are some of the main attractions in addition to the parade. Some of this may change or there could be additions - be sure to check the Weekend Events for the latest information.
Nevada Day ParadeThe 2024 Nevada Day Parade will be on Saturday, October 26. The parade route is down Carson Street from William Street on the north to Stewart Street on the south. Parade activities begin with a hot air balloon launch at 8 a.m. (weather permitting), followed by military aircraft flyovers to start the parade at 10 a.m. It lasts around three to four hours. The theme for the 2024 Nevada Day Parade is "All For Our Country." Grand marshal for this year's parade is country singer and horse activist Lacy J. Dalton. Floats, marching bands, and a variety of entertainment are among hundreds of parade entries. The parade is a popular event - arrive early with chairs and blankets to claim a viewing spot. (Carson Street is the main drag through downtown Carson City.)
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