Nevada Day is a legal and popular holiday in the USA, state of Nevada. The first time Nevada Day was observed by the Pacific Coast Pioneer society during the 1870s. The Nevada legislature established Nevada Day in USA, as a state holiday in 1933. Many private businesses including banks are closed on the day at their discretion.  

In the year 2000, the legislature of Nevada decided to celebrate the day on a Friday, hoping that it is a three-day weekend and would generate more interest. However, most of the big events including parades and other activities in Carson City is celebrated on the following day, Saturday. It is a day off for the general population and most of the schools and businesses are closed on this day. Some people also go on a tour of the governor’s mansion and other people take part in the Nevada Day pow-wow. There are also other events to add up to the entertainment, fun and joy of the day that includes concerts or balls.  

As the Nevada Day is a state holiday, so the County offices, educational institutions, some banks and many businesses are also closed. Though the Nevada State bank is open through some of its branches and is operational for the emergency needs. So, you can visit the site and confirm the date and day the Nevada Day celebration.