Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project

The Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project encourages Nevadans to create, write, and send a positive note to a fellow Nevadan across the state. This project connects us by sending postcards flying across Nevada, building cultural bridges from urban to rural and back again as we illustrate and describe what we love about Nevada, the place we call home. Nevada Humanities will distribute completed postcards via USPS or to various locations through community partnerships.

How can I participate?

Use the templates below or make your own, and send your postcards to anyone you choose. Share a positive message about what you love about Nevada. Please keep messages positive. Make as many postcards as you would like!
Email us to request a Postcard Kit to create postcards individually or as a group. Postcard Kits include postcards, Nevada-shaped template, instructions, and a return envelope based on the needs of each request.
Check the Nevada Humanities event calendar and the Nevada Humanities newsletter for postcard workshops near you.
Tag us if you receive a postcard! #NVPSLOVE

Where is my postcard going?

Postcards will be mailed to individuals, organizations, or community partners across Nevada.
Postcards may be mailed or distributed at locations such as community or senior centers, libraries, fire stations, or schools.

Questions?

Contact Bobbie Ann Howell, Program Manager at Nevada Humanities, at bahowell@nevadahumanities.org.

The Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project is a project of Nevada Humanities. This project was initially conceived by artists Candace Garlock (Truckee Meadows Community College, Reno), Bobbie Ann Howell (Nevada Humanities, Las Vegas), and Cindy Whitaker (Cinderella Studio Photography, Winnemucca) as part of the 2019 Nevada Arts Council Basin To Range Cultural Exchange Program.

The 2025 Nevada Day eCard featuring postcards from the Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project. (Please note that this video does not contain audio.)