May Meeting

What a great presentation! One woman, one horse, and one dog – discovering Nevada by foot, hoof, and paw – a discussion by Smantha Szesciorka of her travels through and around Nevada. What fantastic adventures! Everyone in attendance enjoyed this personal and motivating discussion. The number of questions and after meeting discussions certainly proved that Samantha hit a lot of points with the attendees. Since 2013, Samantha, under the Nevada Discovery Ride has logged tens of thousands of miles in Nevada’s backcountry, living on the trail to ride across and around the state. From wild animals to wild terrain, the trio has seen Nevada as few others will. In this exciting talk, Samantha recounted the adventures and challenges that come with riding across Nevada on a horse in the modern age. For more information, visit www.nevadadiscoveryride.com.
On the business side of the meeting, the following were discussed:

  1. Two historical pictures, formerly displayed in the Museum were offered to te museum for purchase. The pictures were displayed, seeking buyers. Dr. Linda Miller purchased the picture of Tule Springs and donated it to the museum. Thank you Linda!.
  2. The Board is considering purchasing a Satillo Serape to donate to the museum for the Spanish Trail exhibition to start in early 2024. The board asked for input from the members.
  3. Friends Finances: We have cash on hand of $32,496.
  4. The Red Rock Canyon bus tour will occur on Monday, July 19.
  5. New museum employees are:
    • Adrienne Villanueva – Administrative Assistant
    • Laura Brown – Museum Attendant
  6. The June speaker will be Nick Saines, a local geologist who will discuss the geology of Red Rock Canyon.

One woman, one horse, and one dog – discovering Nevada by foot, hoof, and paw. Since 2013, the Nevada Discovery Ride has logged tens of thousands of miles in Nevada’s backcountry, living on the trail to ride across and around the state. From wild animals to wild terrain, the trio has seen Nevada as few others will. In this exciting talk, long rider Samantha Szesciorka will recount the adventures and challenges that come with riding across Nevada on a horse in the modern age.

For more information, visit www.nevadadiscoveryride.com

Join the Friends for this exciting presentation at a public meeting on Thursday, May 18 at the Nevada State Museum (309 S. Valley View Blvd.). The meeting will start at 2:30 pm with doors open at 2 pm. ALL ARE WELCOME – FREE ADMISSION!