Every Tuesday through the summer to make your own:
July 5th – Pickles
July 12th – Bread
July 19th – Fermentating Vegetables
July 26th – Basic Cheese
All classes are 8am-12noon, with a $40 fee each class.
Call or text Cally for more information 702-423-2940
Confused about local OHV laws?
Need to discus how policing is done in our valley?
Have questions about certain laws?
Here is your chance.
The Virgin River Coalition and Virgin Valley Heritage Museum are sponsoring a
“Virgin River Watershed Camp” This camp will be held:
Date: Thursday, July 21, 2022.
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM – Lunch provided
Location: Jimmy Hughes Campus – 150 N Yucca St. Old Library
Participants will learn about the history of the early inhabitants and settlers in the
Virgin River Valley and Watershed, learn how to make adobe bricks, learn about
petroglyphs, complete a petroglyph art activity, learn about river plants, animals
and fish with “hands-on” science activities. Participants should wear comfortable
clothes that can get wet – we will be using the splash pad area for some
activities. Participants will receive a “Virgin River Watershed Camp” T-Shirt and
lunch.
The camp is open to youth ages 8 – 13 and will be limited to 20 participants.
There is a registration fee of $10.00 per individual or a Family Fee of $40.00.
Registration closes Friday, July 15, 2022. You may register online at:
mesquitenv.activityreg.com. Or pick up a paper application at the Mesquite City
Recreation Center or the Virgin Valley Heritage Museum.
For questions or more information please contact:
Jeri Lynn Benell – Virgin River Coalition – virginrivercoalition@gmail.com
Elspeth Kuta – Virgin Valley Heritage Museum – ekuta@mesquitenv.gov
‘Let your dreams fly’ is the theme for July.
Exhibit through July 30, 2022.
More info, 702-346-1338
www.mesquitefineartscenter.com
Every Tuesday through the summer to make your own:
July 5th – Pickles
July 12th – Bread
July 19th – Fermentating Vegetables
July 26th – Basic Cheese
All classes are 8am-12noon, with a $40 fee each class.
Call or text Cally for more information 702-423-2940
Informal setting where citizens can come and meet with local Metro officers, ask questions and get to know them better.
Monthly event: Farmer’s Market, Vendors and more…
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday, 8am-12noon or by appointment.
Open to families and individuals of all ages through a variety of supplemental grocery options.
Please call 702-283-6118 for more information.
Membership Meet and Greet
Everyone is invited
Refreshments will be served
Beat the heat with an early morning guided hike through White Domes Loop, known for its slot canyon and beautiful views.
A knowledgeable intern from the Nevada Department of Wildlife will lead the hike with assistance from Valley of Fire’s Park Interpreter, who are both eager to teach about the area’s fascinating geologic history.
The 1 mile loop is considered easy/moderate.
The terrain is uneven, with loose sand, steep stone steps, and a minor scrambling area.
At White Domes Trail (at the end of White Domes Road, 6 miles north of the Visitor Center in Valley of Fire State Park.
No reservation required.
Contact Kayla Wolfe with questions: kwolfe@parks.nv.gov