…where the stories, cultures, and creativity of Ely, Nevada come together to celebrate the spirit of a remarkable mining town shaped by people from around the world.

Through preservation, public art, cultural experiences, and community storytelling, the Ely Renaissance Society helps keep the heritage of White Pine County alive for future generations. From historic homes and immersive exhibits to larger-than-life murals and interpretive spaces, each Renaissance site offers a different window into the people and traditions that built this corner of Nevada.

Explore the four Renaissance sites and discover the places where history, art, and community meet:

• The Renaissance Village
• The Ely Art Bank
• The Mural Walk
• Block One

Whether you are visiting Ely for the first time or rediscovering your hometown, we invite you to experience the stories, cultures, and enduring character that make Ely unlike anywhere else in the American West.

Start your journey and explore all four Renaissance sites today.

Step into a living timeline where the many stories of Ely come together in one place.

“WHERE THE WORLD MET AND BECAME ONE”

Open May through September

Fridays and Saturdays

10 am to 4 pm

Step inside a place where history meets creativity and the Great Basin tells its story in color, texture, and form.

The Art Bank, located at 399 Aultman St, Ely, NV, is both a gallery and a living cultural center,

Open May through mid-December

Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays

10 am to 2 pm

Take a walk through Ely’s story, told not in pages, but across walls.

The Mural Walk is an open-air gallery that stretches throughout town, where art and history meet in bold color and larger-than-life scale.

Open 24/7/365