October 31st, 1952

Nevada Day commemorates Nevada's admission to the Union as the 36th state on October 31, 1864. This state holiday is a celebration of Nevada's rich history and heritage, marked by community parades, historical reenactments, and other festive events. In the state capital, Carson City, a grand parade is a highlight, featuring local marching bands, floats, and equestrian groups. The day offers Nevadans an opportunity to reflect on their state's unique contributions to American history, including its mining past and role in the development of the American West. It's a day for residents to express their state pride and for visitors to experience the diverse culture and landscape of Nevada, from its desert valleys to its bustling cities.

Halloween is a spooktacular holiday where people of all ages dress up in creative costumes, carve eerie pumpkins, and indulge in deliciously creepy treats. This bewitching holiday has its origins in ancient Celtic traditions, with modern celebrations featuring haunted houses, trick-or-treating, and gatherings filled with ghostly tales and spine-tingling fun.