Donald W. Reynolds Discovery Center

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DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is hosting a new engaging mini-exhibition for family audiences about nanoscale science, technology and engineering (nano). Visit the all-new children’s museum to imagine and discover the nanoscale world – a world so tiny it’s too small to see. The 400-square foot exhibit includes hands-on, interactive acitivities that invite exploration of nano phenomena and real world applications and implications.

At the Small, Smaller Nano exhibit, you can play with magnets to explore how material behaves differently at different sizes. At the Build a Giant Carbon Nanotube exhibit you can use foam construction pieces to make a large model of a tiny structure called a carbon nanotube. There are plenty of examples of nano in nature, technology and your own home. Where Can You Find Nano? lets you listen, look and touch to discover nano all around you. At Balance our Nano Future, a variety of blocks represent the challenge of trying to create a stable nano world – can you balance all the blocks on the tippy table? Throughout the exhibition, interactive panels provide information on tiny solutions for big problems, exciting technologies inspired by nature and different perspectives on nanotechnology. The Nano exhibition includes a seating area with comfortable furniture and additional reading material about this important topic.

Eco City

Explore and role play in Eco City. See page 6 for more information on this environmentally friendly, kid-sized city.

EXPERIENCE THE WORLD OF NANO AT DISCOVERY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Imagine and Discover a World You Can’t See!

Mini Exhibition Extended Through January 3, 2014

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is proud to honor our service men and women with a special military admission fee. From October 1-31, 2013 admission is FREE to all active duty and retired military personnel. Military dependent family members receive a $6 per person admission rate. Military identification is required for free and discounted fees.

Nano is produced by the Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network (NISE Network) with funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

For more information visit whatisnano.org or DiscoveryKidsLV.org.

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum

Offers FREE Admission In Honor of Military

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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS!The Smith Center for the Performing ArtsDonald W. Reynolds Foundation

VISIONARIESLas Vegas Sands FoundationWindsong Trust

INNOVATORSCashman Equipment Company

DREAMERSEd, Judy and Lexie CebulkoMGM Resorts InternationalNV EnergyWells Fargo

DISCOVERERSLaurel Andrew & Victor Onufrieff The Breitling FamilyStacy & Marc FalconeJeff rey & Lieuchi FineFletcher Jones Automotive GroupFocus Management ServicesThe Robert S. and Dorothy J. Keyser FoundationRussell Rosenblum & Anne MazzolaDon & Dee SnyderSouthern Highlands Charitable FoundationTerri and Roland Sturm Family Foundation

IN-KINDCBS RadioCox CommunicationsR&R Partners FoundationLaurie Travis' Family & AssociatesBrownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckSouthern Wine & SpiritsYESCOENCORE Productions

INVENTORSLovee duBoef Arum, Dena duBoef & Heather duBoefAssociation of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM)CenegenicsJean & Brian FinkBarrick Gold of North AmericaFletcher Jones Toyota/ScionRobin & Danny GreenspunGladys and Don Langson Family FundKay & Matt MaddoxJill & Troy MoserGlenda & Bradley SherSonja & Michael Saltman

Shuffl e Master, Inc.Southwest Gas Corporation

MENTORSDaniel & Ginger AndersonCynthia & Joe AsherBank of NevadaLaura Hoenemeyer & Jay BarrettTimothy & Denise CashmanCaesars EntertainmentMichelle EckmannFundamental Clinical and Operational Services, LLCKathy & George GarlockAriadne, Athena & Olympia GeorgiouEmily & Ross GoodmanGragson FamilyArnold & Rachel Smith Family Foundation/ Myra & Brian GreenspunTori, Tanner & Tyler Reif, Dinnia DiGennaroJunior League of Las VegasJim & Bre ManningMichael, Lisa, Chase & Wyatt MathisFred & Meghan MosslerWalter & Monica Pelaez, SOBEL WESTEXLinda Lusk QuinnMurphy BrothersDedee NaveRudy R. Manthei D.O.Kelly & Kevin PetersenPeter, Tessie, Andrew & Paige PoggioneSchreck FamilyJoyce, Steve, Mollie & Marc SchneiderShane Victorino FoundationUnion GamingTim, Shari, Alex & Lauren WongBonnie & Bill WortmanRichard S. Worthington Family

NURTURERSTom & Jessica AmickBally Technologies, Inc.The Beck FamilyDr. Keith Blum & FamilyKeith G. Boman MDThe Bonanno FamilyTony, Linda, Kyle & Courtney BonniciTaylor & Craig BorsariEd & Nicky BowersLance & Leilani BradfordNancy Brune, Richard Boulware, Oni, Kai & Zizi

McKenna, Hayden, Quinn & Grey BullochJennifer, Francis, Elizabeth & Jack CarletonBritta L. CarlsonRoy, Jane, Lauren, Christian & Alex CentrellaJoey, Matt, Jarred & Phil CooperCox CommunicationsJan Craddock, Micheal Schneweis & Ian Dr. Girish & Vrushali DaulatDesert RadiologistsMark & Meghan FaillaJoanna & John FalbFletcher Jones ImportsFloppy Bunny & Floppy BuddySandra & Steven HardiePaige & Carrie HendersonMolly & Steve HillMoxie & Zolten JilletteFletcher & Jackson JonesJosh & Kimberly KillianThe Kirvin FamilyThe Korte CompanyJacqui & Mark KrumDr. Joseph & Joan LapanDana & Gregory LeeNevie & Cody LeeIrene & Duncan R. LeeCatherine Prato-Lefk owitz, PhD & Todd Lefk owitzLouis VuittonMercedes-Benz of HendersonJohn & Daria MulkeyJulie Murray/Kathleen, Joseph & Riley FoleyNevada State BankMicha & Peter NomuraS. OrqueThe Pediped FoundationThe PENTA Building GroupPremsrirut Family/Las Vegas Children FoundationCarlos & Mary RuisanchezSuzanne Sanders-Krick & FamilyZephyr SimusKim SinatraMorton & Judy SkollSlater Hanifan GroupStella & Stone SpiegelMackie & Reid SterrettJudy & Warren StokeyTrish & Ric TruesdellGeorge & Amy TuBlas & Rafaela VargasDr. Warren & Michele VolkerAlan & Rashelle Will

EXPLORERSCary KatzRitter Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs. Archibald Rufty Jr.Jonathan S. Sparer & John KlaiSandra & Tito TibertiUnitedHealthcare

INQUIRERSGaudin Motors Porsche JaguarMike & Brenda HengelThe Investment Counsel Co. of NevadaJ. Choo USA, Inc.Jayne & Thomas KelleyMOSER Architecture StudioKathleen & Christopher NielsonTiff erney White FRIENDSAndrew Family FoundationAnonymousDoron Bettan, Rami Salman, Brian RobisonBridget Bilbray-PhillipsJocelyn Cortez & John Valery WhiteKris CournoyerMiles DicksonWhitney & Larry duBoefFran FineHonorable Oscar & Mayor Carolyn GoodmanChristian & Cathy HaaseHorizon Print SolutionsKimberlee HypCynthia Kiser MurpheyPennie & Russel A. Kost IIIPauline & John LeeJoan LolmaughAldo & Robyn ManziniMichael J. McCueCharles & Suzanne H. MorganJenna & Michael MortonMuki Botton & Co., LLCNan Fusco JewleryKathleen & Christopher NielsenPETRAMaria Phelan & Brock RadkeMichele Quinn & Mark AndelbradtSara & Brian RaymeCandy & Mike SchneiderEllen SchulhoferCora & Kevin SutehallTiberti Family Foundation

Donations as of August 15, 2013

The Closing Conga Line was developed by our great staff in an eff ort to create even more fun in the museum and visitors just love it. This is a post from a very happy mom “Our family loves your museum! Yesterday was the fi rst time we stayed until closing, and I was dreading having to drag my son out, kicking & screaming. But then we saw a giant chicken dancing and leading a parade through the museum, all the way to the

exit! We joined in, playing instruments & following that funky chicken. All without tears from my son. You all are GENIUSES! Thanks for another great visit!”

Join in the fun as you never know what music will be playing or who will be leading the Closing Conga Line!

CLOSING CONGA LINE A HIT WITH VISTORS

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� BOARD OF TRUSTEES � Chairman | Troy Moser

Vice Chairman | Annemarie JonesTreasurer | Alan Will

Secretary | Jennifer CarletonPast Chairman | Judy Cebulko

Past Vice Chairman | Joyce SchneiderPast President | Michael Mathis

� MEMBERS AT LARGE �Tom Amick

Ricki BarlowFrank Beck

Nancy BruneRoy CentrellaBarbara Danz

Kami DempseyCindy Dreibelbis

Mark FaillaStacy Falcone

Brian FinkDavid E. Goldwater

Emily GoodmanCarrie Henderson

Todd Lefk owitzKay Maddox

Beverly MasonJerry McKennaVictor Onufrieff Peter Poggione

Ron ReesePat Shorkowsky

Judy SkollJudy StokeyShari WongKate Wright

Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckGeneral Counsel

� MUSEUM STAFF �Linda Quinn, JD, CPA

Chief Executive Offi cerTiff erney WhiteDeputy DirectorGary Haleamau

Director of Exhibits andCapital ProjectsDenyce Tuller

Director of Marketing andPublic Relations

Larry SlaneDirector of Human Resources

Ron HammetDirector of Information Technology

Jared HenleyDirector of Facilities

Jeff Vance Director of Accounting

Brenda BogueDirector of Development

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SHOWS AND PROGRAMS THIS FALL!!!Join us for a variety of demonstrations and presentations featuring the following:

� Horton Hears a Who! Story Time � Nano for Little Learners (5 years old and younger)! Little Learners actively listen to a Dr. Seuss favorite but before the story begins, make “elephant ears” to wear! After story time, follow your nose while you explore scent molecules that are too small to see.

� What Makes a Community? � Find out the answer to this question and have tons of fun at the same time. Join us in Eco City as we explore the meaning of community. � A Closer Look at Art - Colors and Shapes � Expand on two elements of Art – colors and shapes – and explore them in a fun and engaging way.

� Raising the Flag – Exploring Messages of Flags � Flags are used to communicate a variety of messages – explore how it’s all done in this enlightening experience.

� Scientifi c Method – A Journey of Investigation � Elias and Jessica are challenged with a special science project for their teacher Mrs. Frazzle- Sticks. They have no fear because they have a secret weapon at home… their crazy Aunt Millimeter who takes them on an enlightening journey of exploration through the scientifi c method – and it all happens in her kitchen!

� Unique YOU! � Join us on an investigation of what makes you unique. Explore how and why scientist use fi ngerprints, take a closer look at your own and see how it is unique. � Inventions 101 � Here is your chance to learn about how ideas become patented inventions that make our lives easier. Take a fun-fi lled journey with us through the Engineering Design Process.

� Exploring Nanotechnology – Game Show Format! � Join us for an exciting science game show exploring the world of very small things! Learn about all of the cool technology used in products and materials we use every day!

� Fun in the Sun � Did you know that most skin damage occurs before you turn 18? The sun is still fun in the Fall and there are some easy things that will keep us all safe. Stop by It’s Your Choice and fi nd out all about them.

� Don’t Be a Sleepy Head! � Ever wonder what is happening in your brain while you are sleeping? Find out the answer to this question and experience simulated eff ects of sleep deprivation in this engaging experience.

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FALL PROGRAMSVisit Toddler Town (TT), Young At Art (YAA), It’s Your Choice (IYC), Patents Pending (PP) and Solve It! to participate in engaging and integrated arts activities and experiences. TT feature experiences developmentally appropriate for our youngest visitors, those 5 years and younger, and all other areas feature experiences designed for a variety of ages, including adults!

OCTOBER – Celebrate Los Dias de Los Muertos and the Fall Season!

� October 5 – October 11 � CalaverasTT - Create a spirited skeleton using unique art materials.YAA - Create Calaveras inspired art projects. Also, join

us for a special experience where you can construct your own Calaveras marionette in celebration of El Dia de los Muertos.

Solve It! – Investigate the bones in our body while making a skeleton in honor of Dia de los Muertos.

� October 12 – October 18 � What is Los Dias de los Muertos? TT - Design a spectacular sugar skull collage inspired by El

Dia de Los Muertos!YAA - Learn about El Dia de los Muertos through creating

objects that would traditionally decorate an ofrenda.Solve It! – Create a Venn diagram to compare and contrast

Dia de los Muertos to Halloween.

� October 19 – October 25 � Fall FestivitiesTT - Design a colorful fall tree using beautiful and creative

leaf patterns.YAA - Celebrate the fall season by hand-painting a fall leaf

ornament of your own!Solve It! - Why do leaves change color? Use

techniques often used in crime labs to explore why leaves change color.

� October 26 – November 1 � Celebrate HalloweenTT – Create a jovial Jack O’ Lantern to light up the night.YAA - Boo! Join in the festivities and create masks,

lanterns and more in celebration of Halloween!PP – It’s electric! Celebrate this spooky time of year by

discovering static electricity and how it can be used to create a dancing ghost.

NOVEMBER – Native American Heritage Celebration

� November 2 – November 8 � Native American Dance and MusicTT – Design a delightful dance fan in celebration of Native

American Dance.YAA – Celebrate Native American dance and music by

building your very own rattle to perform with!PP – Ever wonder how to make the sound of rain? Using

the Native American instrument, the rain stick, explore how to create the diff erent sounds of rain.

� November 9 – November 15 � Rock Art and ArcheologyTT – Create pictographs in recognition of this ancient form

of rock art.YAA - Commemorate an ancient art form through creating

artwork inspired by petroglyphs.Solve It! – What is an Archeologist? Be a part of an

archeology lab and explore what it takes to put together pieces of the past.

� November 16 – November 22 � Red Rock and GeologyTT – Explore natural materials and create an original piece

of sand art.YAA – Learn about the oldest paintings in the world and

create an artistic masterpiece inspired by pictographs.Solve It! – Explore diff erent types of rocks and minerals

and how they may have been used by Native Americans.

� November 23 – November 29 � Native American HeritageTT - Design a beautiful geometric pattern inspired by

Native American Beadwork. YAA – Basket weaving is an art form practiced in many

Native American tribes. Learn the basics of basket weaving and create woven artwork of your own.

Solve It! – Discover the amazing world of carbon dating and how it is used in to reveal secrets of the past.

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DECEMBER – A Nutcracker Extravaganza!

� November 30 – December 6 � The NutcrackerTT – Create a charming nutcracker character in celebration

of the Nutcracker Ballet.YAA – Commemorate a signifi cant and traditional object,

the Nutcracker, by creating Nutcracker inspired crafts.PP – Become a nutcracker mechanic and explore all of its

moving pieces to fi gure out how it works.

� December 7 – December 13 � A Winter Wonderland TT – Create a beautiful winter wonderland and design

delicate snowfl ake prints!YAA – A winter wonderland wouldn’t be complete without

snowfl akes! Construct a variety of snowfl akes to create your own winter wonderland at home.

IYC – Take a journey to The Land of Snow. Explore animal adaptations to cold places.

� December 14 – December 20 � Dance and MovementTT – Let your creativity fl ow as you construct spectacular

dance streamers.YAA – Join in our celebration of the Nutcracker Ballet by

making a variety of crafts inspired by this infl uential piece of performing art.

PP – Investigate the physics of ballet and explore how ballerinas spin and jump.

� December 21 – December 27 � The Nutcracker Characters and Set DesignTT – Design a dazzling crown fi t for a king!YAA – Create props that will allow you to perform your own

rendition of the Nutcracker Ballet.IYC – What makes music sound so beautiful? Explore how

we how we hear music and why some sounds are heard diff erently than others.

� December 28 – January 3 � Nutcracker BalletTT – Construct a merry little mouse in celebration of the

Nutcracker Ballet.YAA – Join in the festivities by constructing your very own

cast of Nutcracker puppets.IYC – What makes a rodent a rodent? Explore the world of

mice and rodents and what distinguishes them from other animals.

See the program schedule on monitors throughout the museum for a list of times. Programs and program schedules are subject to change without notice.

Everyone with Magic in Their Hearts is Cordially Invited!

Saturday, October 26, 2013

The magical hour of 6:30 p.m.Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa

Indeed, a magical evening of gourmet dining, fabulous

entertainment and dancing awaits you. A magical costume is encouraged, but cocktail-chic attire is also welcome. On this “night of nights”, we are pleased to honor Judy and Ed Cebulko with the Museum’s “Great Friend to Kids” award

for their steadfast dedication in making the dream of a new DISCOVERY Children’s Museum a wonderful reality!

Tickets for The MAGIC of DISCOVERY are just $500 each

and table sponsorships are available at the Silver Level - $5,000, Gold Level - $10,000 and

Platinum Level - $25,000. Program Book advertising is also available. To purchase tickets or sponsorships,

please visit discoverykidslv.org or call the Museum Development Offi ce at 702-382-3445.

CALLING ALL CHALK ARTISTS! SUMMERLIN ART FESTIVAL OCTOBER 12-13, 2013The Summerlin Art Festival, one of Las Vegas’s largest cultural events, celebrates its 19th year October 12-13, 2013. This year the museum hosts the festival’s chalk art expo and competition. Chalk artists interested in participating in the competition portion of the expo can register by going to www.Summerlin.com and clicking on the Community Events window for the list of categories and entry fees. For the fi rst time, non-competitive chalk artists can participate in the DISCOVERY Children’s Museum Community Mural as well as create their own personal sidewalk masterpiece for a $10 donation to the museum.

The festival which is free to the public features more than 100 artists and craftsman from throughout the southwestern United States who will display their fi ne art collections including paintings, glasswork, pottery, jewelry, metal works, sculpture, mixed media and more

The festival takes place at Summerlin Centre Community Park, 1800 S. Town Center Drive.

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FALL CULTURAL PROGRAMMING ENCOURAGES COMMUNITY CONVERSATION AND COLLABORATION During Native American Heritage Celebration events, parents begin remembering celebrations from their youth which lead to refl ections on continuity and changes within cultures. Preservation is not only artifacts but also the cultural festivals, experiences, demonstrations and stories that explain a people and a time.

Cultural performances and dances will take place throughout the month of November in Fantasy Festival, and art activities will be off ered in Young at Art and Art Zone within Toddler Town. Each program will include visual demonstrations, cultural performances and associated art activities.

Each program off ered is designed to enhance wonder and understanding through multicultural awareness and to create dialogue within the Las Vegas community:

� Native American Heritage Celebration – The Native American Heritage Celebration

will include activities that introduce children to the unique cultural traditions and history of America’s indigenous population and include Native American art experiences and performances, both facilitated and demonstrated by members of the Paiute Tribe. Art experiences will incorporate lessons in Native American history while encouraging children to create their own artwork. Performances will include traditional costume, dance and song.Saturday, November 2nd – Performance by young members of the Paiute Tribe.

� Uncovering the Mysteries of Nevada’s Ancient Peoples – These event will expose children and families to the worlds of the ancient people who called Nevada home thousands of years ago. Museum visitors will learn and begin to understand these cultures through art activities, demonstrations and displays. Facilitators include Nevada Rock Art Foundation who use the clues left in the remains of rocks

and artifacts from abandoned villages and monuments and Red Rock Interpretive Association who share the mysteries found within the geology of the area. Children and families also will learn about the fi elds of archeology and geology.Saturday, November 9th – Nevada Rock Art Association

Saturday, November 16th – Red Rock Interpretive Association

Through each experience, visitors will better understand the historical signifi cance of a diverse array of cultural practices and build an appreciation for the ways in which each contributes to American culture today as well as American and specifi cally Nevada culture in the past.

Funded in part through Nevada Humanities Foundation

ECO CITYDesigned for visitors ages four to nine plus adults, Eco City is a metropolitan and environmentally friendly, kid-sized city fi lled with familiar buildings and businesses.

Laid out along a boulevard, Eco City is all about how people live and work together in their community. Visitors experience and operate the city as interconnected systems.

Key activities, such as earning a living – depositing and withdrawing money from the bank and buying groceries link businesses citywide and enable visitors to experience real-life scenarios. The city’s Wind Turbine is the iconic symbol of Eco City and supports the foundation of daily living activities like building a green and eco-friendly home or evaluating your carbon footprint as you decide travel plans at the airport.

Throughout Eco City, visitors have multiple opportunities to learn about green living and make choices that they, or their caregivers, make in the real world.

The magic of all things Nutcracker will be felt this December as we collaborate with Nevada Ballet Theatre (NBT). Families will learn about The Nutcracker

through specially planned programming throughout the museum (see Programming Calendar) including becoming a nutcracker mechanic exploring all of its moving pieces to fi gure out how it works to constructing your very own cast of Nutcracker puppets.

Look for special appearances – opportunities to meet Nutcracker characters and even march in a Nutcracker Closing Parade (instead of The Closing Conga Line). The museum will

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DISCOVERY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM ANNUAL SUPPORTERSThe ClubhouseCox Communications

Circle of FriendsJudy & Ed CebulkoWells Fargo

Stars for ChildrenAERO InstituteAndrew Family FoundationBank of AmericaCaesars EntertainmentCBS Radio Las VegasCenegenics Medical Institute

Kid's CornerAndrew Family FoundationBrownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckCapital OneHelen Close Charitable FoundationDoucette EntertainmentFletcher Jones Automotive GroupFletcher Jones Toyota/ScionRobin & Danny GreenspunKay & Matt MaddoxBre & Jim ManningLisa & Michael MathisAnne Mazzola & Russell RosenblumMirage Resort & CasinoNevada Arts CouncilNV Energy

Smith's Food and Drug StoresSnell & Wilmer Charitable FoundationStation Casinos

Building Block CouncilLaurel Andrew & Victor Onufrieff Arcata AssociatesBank of NevadaAlbert & Elaine Borchard FoundationBarrick Gold CorporationBroadacres Marketplace & Event CenterCareMeridianCashman Photo ServicesChaseChildren's Medical Center at Summerlin HospitalJeri CrawfordBarbara & Tad DanzENCORE ProductionsFrank and Victoria Fertitta Foundation Lieuchi & Jeff rey FineFox RothschildFundamental Clinical and Operational ServicesJanie & Jeff GaleGreenberg TraurigHigh Risk Pregnancy CenterThe Howard Hughes CorporationJohn Klai & Jon SparerDr. Joseph & Joan LapanKaempfer Crowell Renshaw Gronauer & FiorentinoKlai Juba ArchitectsThe Korte CompanyIrene & Duncan LeeLinks For Life Foundation/Colliers InternationalMarnell CompaniesMOSER architecture studio Nevada Eye PANevada HumanitiesNevada Title CompanyOracle Pediped FootwearPricewaterhouseCoopersProvince AdvisorsThe Ritter Charitable TrustMary & Carlos RuisanchezSaint Mary's Health PlansSonja & Micheal SaltmanShulman Family FoundationJudy & Morton SkollSlater Hanifan GroupDee & Don SnyderSouthwest Gas CorporationTarget StoresThe TJX FoundationUnitedHealthcareUS Bancorp FoundationTodd Wilbur & Pamela EllisWolfgang Puck Fine Dining GroupRichard S. Worthington FamilyYWS Architects

Museum AssociatesAlbertsonsAmerican Building Supply FoundationRobert R. Banks FoundationYenny & David CarverCox CharitiesIn Memory of Helene FollmerKathy & George GarlockHelen & Chip JohnsonMuseum of ScienceLinda Lusk Quinn

Union Pacifi c Foundation Vegas/Rated MagazineWal-Mart

President's Club8 News NOWIn Memory of Joan AdamsApria HealthcareGae & Perry BaschLinda & Tony BonniciBoyd FoundationBurnett Haase Construction IncJennifer & Francis CarletonCarrie Carter-HendersonDenise & Tim CashmanDr. Girish & Vrushali DaulatDermody Properties FoundationWhitney & Larry duBoefGloria & Mark FineSusan Fine & Max SpilkaNazanin & Joshua FordG.C. Wallace Inc.Therese & Byron GeorgiouCarol & Roger GreeneMorris A. Hazan Family FoundationLaura Hoenemeyer & Jay BarrettKinder Morgan FoundationSusie & Dan LeeLVCVABarbara & James MillerMarsha Miller & Samuel SchaulChristy & Alan MolaskySusan & Irwin MolaskyNational Security TechnologiesDedee NaveThe PENTA Building GroupMaritza Rayls & Shanila ChoudhurySouthern Wine & SpiritsSpeedway Children's CharitiesSt. Rose Dominican HospitalStella McCartneyToyota 100 Cars for GoodDrs. Brian & Mylene VicunaLynn & William WeidnerThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyRashelle & Alan Will

Donations as of August 15, 2013

host a special Nutcracker Pop-Up Experience on Black Friday featuring set, costume pieces and other surprises from the production.

Exclusive ticket discounts and promotions are also available to museum visitors and members for Nevada Ballet Theatre’s presentation of The Nutcracker. The fi rst production of its kind built for the Reynolds Hall stage features grand sets, costumes and the choreography of Artistic Director James Canfi eld. This centerpiece of the holiday season will take place at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts December 14-22, 2013 and is the perfect experience for your family, group or as a gift to loved ones.

HOST YOUR HOLIDAY PARTY AT DISCOVERYCelebrate the season at the most fun and distinctive location in town.

Call (702) 382-KIDS (5437)

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