Tickets are now available on-line for our 3rd Annual Victorian Steampunk Ball & Dr. Belladonna’s Silver City Spectacular at Piper’s Opera House on Saturday September 14, 2013 in Virginia City, NV.  Want to Vend at this event?  Click Here

Because High Desert Steam has partnered with Asha World Dance who will be debuting their choreographed, bon-a-fide, guaranteed-a-miracle, medicine show at Piper’s Opera House immediately before the Ball, we are offering three different ticket options for your consideration.  AND if you would like
your Ball ticket for Free become a Volunteer and you will be reimbursed for the Ball portion of your ticket upon completion of your shift the night of the Ball.  Contact HDS volunteer coordinator Arthur at this email: aisb23(at)yahoo.com for details on volunteering.  (Email highdesertsteam(at)gmail.com with other ticket or event related queries.)

1) Both! Steampunk Ball & Medicine Show w/Discount – You wouldn’t want to miss out on anything would you?  Of course not, and we want to show our appreciation for your prudence with a special discount of $5 since you are securing admission to both the events at Piper’s Opera House the evening of Saturday September 14.  Starting at 6pm (doors @ 5:30), Dr. Belladona’s Silver City Spectacular will bring to life, on-stage, the miracles of modern science.  After a brief interlude, the Ball begins at 8pm (doors @ 7:45) and continues all the way until the clock strikes midnight.  With this option your actual name (ie the name on your identification card, drivers license, etc.) will be added to the will-call list for the Steampunk Ball and your name will also be added to the will-call list for Dr. Belladonna’s Silver City Spectacular as choreographed & performed by Asha World Dancers.  Children’s Tickets Also Available (use drop-down).
*Want the Ball portion of your ticket for free?  Volunteer by emailing aisb23(at)yahoo.com and you will be reimbursed for the Ball portion of the ticket you buy below upon completion of your shift the night of the Ball.

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