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Virginia City plays host to a raucous celebration of music, metal and motorcycles with Street Vibrations. The roar of motorcycles shakes the ground as thousands of bikers ride to the Comstock for good food, live entertainment and plenty of fun.

Virginia City plays host to a raucous celebration of music, metal and motorcycles with Street Vibrations. The roar of motorcycles shakes the ground as thousands of bikers ride to the Comstock for good food, live entertainment and plenty of fun.

Immerse yourself in a true step back in time experience with the Virginia City ghost tours at the Virginia City Cemetery. Voices of the Past is a living tour for visitors to meet spirits of the 19^th Century Comstock as they tell their stories of life and death.

Many have wondered what the people were like on the Comstock; how did they live, dress and die?  All your questions will be answered and curiosities satisfied.

You will meet the residents of 19^th century Comstock in person. They will share their stories, their lives and their deaths. Each of the nine characters will be dressed in appropriate period costumes with tales from the past to share with you.

Voices of the Past – The Living Tour takes place in the Silver Terrace Cemeteries in Virginia City.  In its’ fourth annual year, tickets sell out early. The audience size is limited for each performance.

Shows are at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, starting the weekend of September 29 and running through the weekend of October 13.

Immerse yourself in a true step back in time experience with the Virginia City ghost tours at the Virginia City Cemetery. Voices of the Past is a living tour for visitors to meet spirits of the 19^th Century Comstock as they tell their stories of life and death.

Many have wondered what the people were like on the Comstock; how did they live, dress and die?  All your questions will be answered and curiosities satisfied.

You will meet the residents of 19^th century Comstock in person. They will share their stories, their lives and their deaths. Each of the nine characters will be dressed in appropriate period costumes with tales from the past to share with you.

Voices of the Past – The Living Tour takes place in the Silver Terrace Cemeteries in Virginia City.  In its’ fourth annual year, tickets sell out early. The audience size is limited for each performance.

Shows are at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, starting the weekend of September 29 and running through the weekend of October 13.

Virginia City plays host to a raucous celebration of music, metal and motorcycles with Street Vibrations. The roar of motorcycles shakes the ground as thousands of bikers ride to the Comstock for good food, live entertainment and plenty of fun.

Virginia City boasts its notoriety of being one of the three most haunted towns in the United States, along with Savannah and Charleston. Otherworldly “haunts” exist during Halloween as Virginia City celebrates its ghostly history and offers a month of ghost experiences. Want to have your own paranormal experience? See the places and feel the chill with Bats in the Belfry Ghost Tours, or jump on board the V & T Railroad Halloween train for a spooky trip. Stay through the evening for the Virginia City Goblin Parade with youngsters dressed in their best before participating in the town’s safe trick-or-treating. Get dressed up and bring the whole family for safe trick-or-treating at local shops following the parade.

Halloween night events: A complete listing of activities taking place on October 31 will be added.

Month-long events: A complete listing of activities taking place throughout the month of October will be added here.

Immerse yourself in a true step back in time experience with the Virginia City ghost tours at the Virginia City Cemetery. Voices of the Past is a living tour for visitors to meet spirits of the 19^th Century Comstock as they tell their stories of life and death.

Many have wondered what the people were like on the Comstock; how did they live, dress and die?  All your questions will be answered and curiosities satisfied.

You will meet the residents of 19^th century Comstock in person. They will share their stories, their lives and their deaths. Each of the nine characters will be dressed in appropriate period costumes with tales from the past to share with you.

Voices of the Past – The Living Tour takes place in the Silver Terrace Cemeteries in Virginia City.  In its’ fourth annual year, tickets sell out early. The audience size is limited for each performance.

Shows are at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, starting the weekend of September 29 and running through the weekend of October 13.

Potty humor abounds at this Virginia City tradition dating back to the day when outdoor plumbing was outlawed and angry residents took their outhouses to the streets in protest. These days, teams of three are pitted against each other in an all-out potty race to claim the latrine title. The Parade of Outhouses begins each day at high noon with races immediately following.

Interested in racing? The races challenge teams of three costumed outhouse racers to zip down C Street, the town’s main drag, and hit the toilet paper finish line first.

**ALL VCTC EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE AND NON-REFUNDABLE**