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10-4pm
?Wildlife in Wild Places?
A Call to Artists for the month of March at North Tahoe Arts
This is an animal theme exhibit.
Please send 3 images of your work on a CD or email. A non-refundable application fee of $20 is required for processing. Opening Reception is Friday, March 3rd. Deadline: February 17, 2012. Please call or email for complete details.
9pm
Tickets on sale. The 1st ever Super Jam weekend.
Tea Leaf Green is a five-piece rock band from San Francisco.
4pm-9pm
Join IVGID Senior Programs Digital Photography Club and S.T.E.P. Out on a fieldtrip to The Carmel Gallery followed by food, drink and music at Truckee?s First Friday event. Meet in the Rec Center Lobby at 4pm for transportation to the event. Fee is $6.25; $5 with IVGID pass. Preregistration is required by 5pm, Thursday February 2nd. Register online at www.inclinerecreation.com, by phone at 775-832-1310 or by visiting us at the Recreation Center, 980 Incline Way.
6:00 pm
Beautiful piano, flute and harmony vocals. Cottonwood Restaurant.
3pm-7pm
Celebreate Super Bowl XLVI with IVGID's Senior Programs! There is a fee and includes big screen streaming of the game, dessert and soft soft drinks. Please provide dishes to serve 8. Last names A-I bring a main dish; J-R an appetizer, and S-Z a side dish. To register call 775-832-1310, click www.inclinerecreation.com, or come into the Incline Village Recreation Center, 980 Incline Way
Join Burton Snowboards and 10 mountain resorts across the US for the first ever Burton Mountain Festival Tour - stopping at Northstar California. Riders and resort guests can enjoy a day of FREE on-snow entertainment, including Burton 2012 product demos, live music, sponsor giveaways, mini park for the smallest snowboarders and an amateur snowboard contest. Check out our website for a schedule of events.
Trail passes valid any one day. Purchase tickets the week prior at Paco's in Truckee or Alpenglow in Tahoe City.
4:30pm
Join us for fresh shucked oysters, raw, shooters, or Rockefeller, and 1/2 price specialty martinis from our new martini menu every Friday from 4:30pm-all night. Free live acoustic music starts 7pm.
9 pm - 1 am
Live on the Casino Floor.
6:00pm-9:30pm
Come hand with just the girls at Girls Night In! Our evening will include fun games, tips and tricks for hair and skin care by a salon professional, dinner, snacks, volleyball, and a wild after-hours scavenger hunt at the Rec Center with a prize! This program is for middle school girls only; come in your PJs!
9pm
The 1st Friday of the Month...join the Reggae Ambassadors @ Lakeside in Tahoe City! Reggae, Dancehall, Roots & Reggaeton. At the control is...
DJ Ramone (Reggae Ambassadors)
Dub-Fyah (Full Watts HiFi)
DJ Treez (KTKE 101.5FM)
evening
Enjoy folk rock at Moody's.
2:30pm
Take the last chairlift up to the mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge and enjoy wine tasting and appetizers before skiing or snowboarding down a freshly groomed run at sunset. Pick your ticket up at Guest Services at 2:30 pm and get some runs in before Last Tracks begins at 4pm. Must be 21 or older and ski/snowboard at an intermediate level. For tickets contact Diamond Peak.
Join Burton Snowboards and 10 mountain resorts across the US for the first ever Burton Mountain Festival Tour - stopping at Northstar California. Riders and resort guests can enjoy a day of FREE on-snow entertainment, including Burton 2012 product demos, live music, sponsor giveaways, mini park for the smallest snowboarders and an amateur snowboard contest. Check out our website for a schedule of events.
7 pm
Gluttony Catering is proud to announce a new series of pop-up dinners with Chef Scott Boyd & The Renegade Grub Society. ?Save the Foie Gras?- A four part series from North Lake Tahoe to San Francisco highlighting and promoting FOIE GRAS before the California ban takes effect in July. Over the course of the next 8 months we will be pairing Foie Gras with local farms, Foie Gras producers, vineyards and other great chefs.
6:30pm
This is a mountain dining experience you won't soon forget. Your evening adventure starts with a moonlit ski from the Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area to the trailside warming hut on Yellow trail where you will enjoy fireside Hot Mulled Wine and Hot Chocolate. The terrain is gentle, and the thrill of being the only skiers on the trail in the pine forest is breath taking. On your return you will see the warm glow of the Dinner Yurt. As you marvel at the beautiful setting, you'll hear the music from within the yurt and anticipate the hot meal that awaits. Amid laughter and live guitar music, your party will gather around the long candle-lit tables while enjoying the glow of our Norwegian wood stove. Your senses will never feel so alive as you take in the candlelight, the sounds of friends and family, the warmth of the fire and the taste of a full service dinner prepared by two of North Lake Tahoes finest chefs . When the meal is complete you are right within walking distance from your car. This is an evening you will talk about for years. Treat your family, friends or traveling companions to an unforgettable evening, in the Winter Discovery Yurt. Limited tickets are available at $65 per person. This great price includes your meal, a beverage, ski or snowshoe equipment and trail pass. This is an evening out for adults. All money raised benefits the Winter Discovery Program at Tahoe Cross Country. Reservations can be made at Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area or can be purchased over the phone by calling (530) 583-5475. This event is a snow or no snow event.
evening show
Live music at the Fat Cat.
3-5pm
Finish your day off right with free live apr
9:00 pm
Headphone Union is a progressive electro/funk quartet hailing from Lake Tahoe, California. HU is known for their powerful high energy performances, their tight songwriting and excellent musicianship.
9:00 pm
Grateful Dead music all night in downtown Tahoe City.
2pm
Take the best line down El Cap to win great prizes (must be a skier or snowboarder of advanced ability).
4pm - 7pm
JOSEPH JEWELL WINES, Russian River
Over 150 wines to choose from, featuring limited-production and family-owned wineries from California and around the world. Seasonal small plates with flavors that complement our unique selection of wines and craft-brewed beers.
5pm
During the 2 to 2.5 hour tour, guides will lead guests through a variety of trails and terrain. There will be 2 to 3 different routes ranging in difficulty and distance so you can chose the group you?re most comfortable with. After conquering the terrain you?ll return to the Cross Country Ski, Telemark & Snowshoe Center for some live acoustic music, s'mores and hot chocolate around one of our fire pits under the moonlight.
7:30am
Northstar's award-winning corduroy and legendary tree skiing is some of the best in North America.Every Saturday through the end of the ski/snowboard season you can get first dibs on them when you sign up for First Tracks at Northstar (weather & conditions permitting).
Recommended for Advanced (levels 6+) skiers and riders, ages 13+
Sign up in advance at Tickets & Season Pass Office in the Village at Northstar or call 530.562.2267 or 1.800.GO.NORTH.
Trail passes valid any one day. Purchase tickets the week prior at Paco's in Truckee or Alpenglow in Tahoe City.
11am - 2pm
Two days a week skiers and riders can cruise Boreal with Woodward Tahoe Coach Brandon Hollins.Participants will meet at the Woodward Tent located in the base lodge. Ride with Woodward is free for park riders of all abilities(basic skiing and snowboarding skills required for park coaching)?all you need is a Boreal season pass or valid lift ticket.
4pm
Take the last chairlift up to Snowflake Lodge, and enjoy wine tasting and appetizers before skiing or snowboarding down a groomed run at sunset. Must be at least an intermediate skier/boarder. Pick up your ticket at Guest Services at 2:30pm and get in some runs before Last Tracks at 4pm. Must be 21 or older with valid ID.
9 pm - 1 am
Live on the Casino Floor.
9pm
It's Gibran's Birthday. ...and joining us is local House Music favorite Juliette (Truckee) along with special guest Frank Rogue (Napa/Germany). Gibran will be throwin' down his birthday set... so come get your freak on.
No time listed
The dexterity of this group shows no boundaries. Although the band is known for their raw soul-funk, high intensity live shows. Their stripped down acoustic set is equally intense paying homage to artists such as Nick Drake, Elliott Smith,and Richie Havens.
11:00pm
Tea Leaf Green consistently delivers mind bending live performances to their loyal and ever-growing fan base. Nightly, the band explores the depths of their prodigious songbook, taking everyone along for an exhilarating ride.
2pm
Lava moon Apres' Ski Concert in The Village at Northstar.
evening show
Live music at the Fat Cat.
Crosby's will be holding their annual Super Bowl party. They will be giving away great prizes throughout the game such as a Diamond Peal Season Pass, Lift Tickets, 42 inch Flat Screen, and much more!
8:00a - 6:00p
Women's specific Avalanche Level 1 course based at Lost Trail Lodge (Truckee). Spend the weekend learning avalanche safety skills and decision making in the backcountry while staying at a backcountry hut. Taught by 2 great local women avalanche instructors (Lel Tone & Nancy Elrod). and designed for telemark, alpine or splitboard babes. Includes 24-hr avalanche safety instruction, lodge stay, & food.
2:30pm
Join us in the Mountain Grill to watch the Super Bowl on 5 HD TV's.
Trail passes valid any one day. Purchase tickets the week prior at Paco's in Truckee or Alpenglow in Tahoe City.
Join Burton Snowboards and 10 mountain resorts across the US for the first ever Burton Mountain Festival Tour - stopping at Northstar California. Riders and resort guests can enjoy a day of FREE on-snow entertainment, including Burton 2012 product demos, live music, sponsor giveaways, mini park for the smallest snowboarders and an amateur snowboard contest. Check out our website for a schedule of events.
day
This is where it all goes down. The Western Winter Sports Representatives Association (WWSRA) invites all sport shops to attend and test 2011/2012 ski and snowboard equipment.
10am - 8pm
Club Biltmore members can spin the wheel of prizes from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. every Monday. Winners are chosen twice an hour.
9 pm - 1 am
Live DJ's in the Breeze, Doors open at 9 pm.
8pm
Funky reggae psychadelic hip-hop.
4:30-7:30pm
Join us for one of our very special Full Moon Treks through the brisk mountain air of Lake Tahoe's pristine forests. Our knowledgeable guides will discuss Natural History and Astronomy topics as well as fascinating facts about our moon. We will also stop along the way to take in the beautiful views and enjoy snacks and hot drinks. Call 530-913-9212 or visit www.TahoeAdventureCompany.com for details. Reservations required.
11pm
For over 10 years Jupit3r has been enlightening souls all over Southern California with his elusive brew of a com-binding element of glitch-hop.
5 pm
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association for a gentle moonlit snowshoe trek to a lovely overlook of the Tahoe Meadows, Ophir Creek and the mountains to the east. We will also enjoy some hot cocoa to warm us after our evening stroll. If you are not a member, please consider joining the TRTA before registering for this hike. The event is free, but registration is required.
9pm
EVERY TUESDAY we're getting Retro with the best of the 70's, 80's & 90's and DJ Andrew Posada (formerly Gurbtron, Fidjital Entertainment).
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Lake Tahoe Events
Year-round events and activities
Considering all the options in the North Lake Tahoe area, you'd probably like to know more, whether you're thinking about when to come. See the Lake Tahoe Events preview below, to time your Lake Tahoe visit for a year-round calendar of concerts, plays, festivals and holiday celebrations.
Winter
Tahoe City Town Tree Lighting – Early December holiday lighting festivities, refreshments and family activities at Heritage Plaza.
Family Winter Wonderland – Pictures with Santa, against a Lake Tahoe backdrop, at Heritage Plaza in early December.
Santa Sled Day – Free sledding and Santa Claus on Granlibakken's snowplay hill in mid-December.
Spring
Snowfest – 10 fun-filled late winter/early spring days and nights at various North Tahoe locations on the snow and at the lake.
Earth Day Festival – Haute Trash fashion show, earth awareness and entertainment at the Village at Squaw Valley USA in mid-April.
Summer
Free Sunday Evening Concerts – Late June through early September on Tahoe City's Commons Beach. Featuring local acts and regional artists. All ages welcome, picnics encouraged.
Thursdays' Farmers Market – California-certified farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and more. Late May through mid-October, 8am-1pm at Tahoe City's Commons Beach.
Free Movies on the Beach – New releases and family classics on the big screen at Commons Beach. Wednesday evenings, June through August, weather permitting.
Summer Movie Series – New releases and family classics on the big screen in the Village at Squaw Valley Events Plaza. Thursday evenings, early July through August, weather permitting.
Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival – A longtime summer tradition at scenic Sand Harbor. Two productions full of laughter, love, scheming, scandal and dancing in the aisles.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival – Founded in 1982 and presenting six summer nights, over two and a half weeks, of Broadway and classical themes, well known Blues, Classic rock and Jazz.
Fourth of July Fireworks – Local donations and sponsorships fund this annual spectacle, starting at 9:30pm. Best views from Tahoe City's Commons Beach. (Come early.)
Fall
Annual Art Bark Fest – Animal art, wine tasting, animal-themed activities and free live music in the Village at Squaw Valley USA.
Tahoe City Harvest Festival – A week of fabulous family fun, featuring Scarecrows on Parade, Oktoberfest, a pumpkin patch...
Lake Tahoe Autumn Food & Wine Festival - a weekend of global food and wine, renowned chefs and presenters, music, entertainment and more at The Village at Northstar(TM).
Play at Lake Tahoe
The Lake Tahoe area has long been
one of the most desirable recreational destinations
in the world.
Year-round events and activities
are rich in culture and action: A Shakespeare play set
on the soft sands of Sand Harbor; Old-Tahoe coming to
life during the nation's most prestigious wooden boat
show; live jazz performed from a lakefront amphitheater;
and races, regattas, rides and runs.
Lake Tahoe is your four-season paradise.
Just click on Around Tahoe for more ways to play in Tahoe City and all over the Lake Tahoe area, including events and activities, featuring many family-friendly options. And try shopping for some unique North Shore possibilities.
Activity Tickets
www.activitytickets.com |
Alpine Meadows Ski Area
www.skialpine.com |
Bartlett's Carriage Company
www.bartlettscarriageco.com |
Homewood Mountain Resort
www.skihomewood.com |
Nike Junior Tennis Camp
www.ussportscamps.com |
North Tahoe Cruises
www.tahoegal.com |
North Lake Tahoe Resort
Association
www.gotahoenorth.com |
Lake Tahoe Shakespeare
Festival
www.laketahoeshakespeare.com |
Sugar Bowl
www.sugarbowl.com |
Tahoe Adventure Learning
Institute, Inc.
www.tahoeadventurelearning.com |
Tahoma Lodge
www.tahomalodge.com |
North Lake Tahoe Historical Society
www.northtahoemuseums.org |
Northstar-at-Tahoe
skinorthstar.com |
Lake Tahoe Summer Music
Festival
www.tahoemusic.org |
Squaw Valley
www.squaw.com |
Tahoe City Downtown Association
www.visittahoecity.org |
Tahoe's Best
www.tahoesbest.com |
Tahoe City Kayak
www.tahoecitykayak.net |
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