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SPECIAL EVENT: Both the Tesla Chautauqua on 8/25 and Granna concert on 8/26 have been canceled due to poor (no, miserable) air quality. The Chautauqua has been rescheduled for September 8 at 6:30pm. A new date for the concert will be announced soon, and ticketing refunds will be offered. Thank you for your understanding.

2021 DANGBERG SUMMER FESTIVAL

For concerts, make sure to reserve your spot by purchasing tickets at dangberg.eventbrite.com. Members can contact the park directly to order tickets.

For Chautauqua performances, non-members pay at the event (advance purchase not possible). Members are free for Chautauqua performances.

All events are free for youth 16 and younger.

All events are outdoors under a large tent. Please bring your own seating.

No pets allowed at events--service animals only.

Members of the non-profit Friends of Dangberg Home Ranch receive ticketing discounts. Become a supporting member with a small annual or monthly donation.

Concerts, 6:30 pm  $20 (available at dangberg.eventbrite.com two weeks before each concert), $10 for members.

June 17: Carolyn Dolan & Big Red plays rockin’ blues and R&B with Mick Clarke on his Gibson guitar.

July 8: The Old West Trio plays songs of the cowboy: three voices, two guitars and a stand-up bass.

July 15: Milton Merlos plays Spanish Flamenco guitar, learned while studying in Spain.

August 12: Monique & the Motley Blues is high energy and audience driven, playing blues and funk.

August 26: Celtic music to be announced (Cíana, previously announced for this date, will not be appearing.)

Chautauqua, 6:30 pm  $10, Free for members.

July 14: Frank Mullen as Caleb Greenwood, mountaineer, trailblazer and guide. Greenwood led the first wagon train over Donner Pass.

July 21: Steve Hale as George Whittell, Jr., eccentric playboy, accidental conservationist, and owner of Thunderbird Lodge on Lake Tahoe’s east shore.

August 4: Kim Harris as Calamity Jane, frontierswoman. Jane was famous for her link to Wild Bill Hickok and the town of Deadwood.

August 25: Doug Mishler as Nikola Tesla, scientist and inventor of alternating-current electricity.

Speakers/Authors, 10:00 am  Free for everyone.

June 13: Chris Bayer: The Strychnine Banjo – Jake Wallace, Charley Rhoades and ‘The Days of ‘49’.

July 10: Allen Biaggi: The Mountains and Peaks of Carson Valley.

July 24: Michael Fischer: Dominique Laxalt: An Iron Man that Started in a Wooden Wagon.

August 7: David Woodruff, author: Tales Along El Camino Sierra.

August 14: Silver State Model T Ford Club: The Car That Changed the World.

September 11: Mark McLaughlin: The History of Vigilantism in the West. 

~   Festival Sponsors   ~

Douglas County   ~   Frances C. and William P. Smallwood Foundation

Carson Valley Accounting   ~   Horse Tales

D & B Cabinets   ~   Dr. James the Dentist

Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce   ~   Douglas Disposal & Recycling Service

Edward Jones Investments – Tim Cleveland   ~   Holiday Inn Express—Minden

Hone Company   ~   Jacobs Family Berry Farm   ~   Mangia Tutto   ~   The Pink House