Yerington NV – May 12, 2026
A familiar landmark in downtown Yerington is finally being restored to its full beauty. The gateway arch at the Jeanne Dini Cultural Center, which welcomes visitors to the Yerington Arts District, had been missing its decorative corner piece for many years. Thanks to a collaborative effort between Yerington NV Main Street Committee and the City of Yerington Public Works Department, the missing feature has now been repaired.
The project was made possible through the hard work and dedication of Gavin Draper and Ricky Tamayo, whose efforts helped bring new life to one of the community’s recognizable downtown features. Their work not only restores the appearance of the arch, but also helps preserve an important symbol of Yerington’s growing arts and cultural district.

The repair marks an exciting step forward for the area, and the improvements are not finished yet. Within the next couple of weeks, the arch is also expected to receive a fresh new coat of paint, giving the structure a renewed and polished appearance for residents and visitors alike.

Community members have long recognized the arch as an important part of downtown Yerington’s identity. Its restoration reflects the continued commitment of local organizations, city staff, and volunteers who work to maintain and improve the city’s historic and cultural spaces.
As the finishing touches are completed, the refreshed gateway will once again stand proudly as a welcoming entrance to the Yerington Arts District and a reminder of what community partnerships can accomplish.

For more information on the Jeanne Dini Cultural Center and the Yerington Theatre for the Arts, the group of volunteers who run the Center, visit: https://yeringtonarts.org/
https://travelnevada.com/arts-culture/yerington-theater-for-the-arts

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