This is a great article from Kris Vagner! We're proud to have Sherry Rupert from the Nevada Indian Commission giving an encore presentation of her talk about the future of Stewart Indian School at our January Frances Humphrey Lecture Series. It's Jan. 20 at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City.

Coin Press No. 1 returned to operation today with demonstrations for museum visitors. Director Myron Freedman, Curator of History Bob Nylen and docent Cliff Dunseth ran the Press and delighted visitors. Many thanks to David Morton for his great photos. The demonstrations will take place the last Friday of every month.

Tomorrow is the 76 anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Nevada State Museum has many artifacts related to the battleship USS Nevada (BB-36), including a silver service made from Nevada silver. The museum also has an amazing World War I exhibit in its South Gallery. Check it out.

We need every school and every 4th-grade classroom in the state to know about this program. Please share.

A little history was made at the Nevada State Museum today.

You don’t want to miss Museum Store Sunday!

Some great things are happening at Stewart Indian School and in this month's Frances Humphrey Lecture at the Nevada State Museum, Sherry Rupert will share the details.

‪Visitors filing in for Dia de la Muertos at Nevada State Museum. The event runs until 7:30 tonight.‬

See you this evening from 5:30 to 7:30 and on Saturday for a full day of festivities for Dia de la Muertos. Admission is free.

Free admission at the museum from 5:30-7:30 p.m., as we recognize Dia de los Muertos. Please join us.

Don’t forget, our Day of the Dead events start tomorrow evening with a reception in the Dema Guinn Concourse. Admission is free!

Day of the Dead festivities Thursday and Saturday at Nevada State Museum. http://nvculture.org/nevadastatemuseumcarsoncity/events/