Speakers and Authors at Dangberg Ranch 2025

You’re invited to attend free educational talks taking place throughout Dangberg’s 2025 Summer Festival as part of a series exploring a wide variety of local historical topics. You can view the schedule of planned morning performances below:

Mornings, 10:00am-11:00am

June 7: Historian Pat Hickey will speak on his book, Here and Hereafter.
June 21: Mark McLaughlin, historian and author, presents “True Tales From Tahoe” introducing his latest compendium of Tales from the Tahoe Sierra.
June 28: Historians David and Gayle Woodruff will speak on “Memories of Bonanza.”
July 12: Gregory Crouch, historian and author, will speak on “William Sharon: Comstock Millionaire.”
July 19: Historian Larry Schmidt will speak on “Mark Twain at Lake Tahoe.”
August 2: Glen Whorton, of the Nevada State Historic Prison Preservation Society, will speak on “Executions.”
August 9: Susan Clemons of the Glenbrook Historical Society will speak on “Glenbrook: Timber to Tourism.”
August 16: Historian Michael Fischer will speak on Nevada’s notorious mobsters.
September 6: Tami Force will speak on her book, In the Shadow of the Sierra.
September 13: Donna Inversin returns to speak on the ongoing restoration of the “Historic V&T Trail.”

Please keep in mind that space in the performance tent is limited. It’s recommended to bring your own seating. No pets allowed at events—certified service animals only.

For more information on this and other events at the Dangberg Ranch Summer Festival, you can visit the official website, or check out their Facebook page.