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View Tahoe July 4th photos and events calendar for Incline Village 2008 festivities!
Red, White and Tahoe Blue, Incline Village (Jul 2 to Jul 4)
Red, White and Tahoe Blue celebration features 3 days of exciting events. Events included an Incline
Village Parade, Golf Tournament, Sporting events, Community breakfasts,
BBQ’s and entertainment including national talent Lacy J. Dalton. The
three days of fun, food, education, entertainment culminated with
dueling fireworks displays that were more spectacular than ever! Look
forward to more exciting events in 2008!
Live Music in the Village at Northstar (Jun 19 to Aug 30)
Time: Late Afternoons
Live Music on Village Stage in the late afternoon every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from June 19 – August 30.
www.northstarattahoe.com
Reno's Artown Celebration (Jul 1 to Jul 31)
Time: Varies
Consisting of more than 350 events each July, Artown was noted by the
National Endowment for the Arts as one of the most comprehensive art
festivals in the country. With more than 100 partners throughout the
community, the 31-day festival takes place at venues citywide and
brings to life theater, dance, film, history, multi-cultural, musical,
visual and performing arts activities and events, as well as dozens of
children’s activities aimed at educating youth on the importance
of the arts. Festival favorites include the Food for the Soul World
Music Series, Movies in the Park, Rollin’ on the River music
series, Artouring and the Discover the Arts children’s series.
Log on to www.RenoIsArtown.com or call 775-322-1538 for details.
3rd of July at the Village at Squaw Valley (Jul 3)
Time: 9pm
The Village at Squaw Valley USA presents a huge and colorful laser show
and free concert at the base of the mountain. The Heartbreaker band
will play the sounds of Led Zeppelin to the amazing and colorful lasers
as they light up the peaks of Squaw Valley.
www.thevillageatsquaw.com or for more details, please call 530-584-6266
Kings Beach July 3rd Fireworks and Deck Party (Jul 3)
Time: 6:00 pm
Get a jump on 4th of July festivities and "Celebrate your Independence"
at the Kings Beach July 3rd Fireworks Show and Deck Party celebration.
Deck Party ticket holders enjoy live music, BBQ and front row viewing
for the fireworks show. Call the North Tahie Business Association at
530.546.9000 for more information or click to www.ntbamainstreet.org.
Truckee 4th of July Parade (Jul 4)
Time: 9pm
On Donner Pass Road, Truckee. Enjoy an old-fashioned hometown parade.
Starting at 10:00am East of the Truckee High School winding down Donner
Pass Road and ending up in historic downtown Truckee. Contact Truckee
Donner Chamber of Commerce for more information
www.truckee.com or 530-587-8808
4th of July Fireworks, West End Beach, Truckee (Jul 4)
Time: 9pm
4th of July Fireworks and Celebration at West End Beach, Donner Lake.
Tickets must be purchased in advance with access to the beach limited
to locals and homeowners only. Day long picnicking, swimming,
concessions, music and an evening with fireworks.
530-582-7720 www.truckee.com
Salvador Santana at the Tahoe Biltmore (Jul 4 to Jul 5)
Time: 9pm
Come see the world famous Carlos Santana's son play in the Breeze bar.
www.tahoebiltmore.com
Reno Philharmonic, Incline Village (Jul 4)
Time: 5"30pm
Enjoy music on the Village Green with The Reno Philharmonic. For tickets and details: www.laketahoeshakespeare.com
FREE Concerts at Commons Beach with The Kenny Neal Band (Jul 6)
Time: 4-7PM
Join us on Commons Beach in Tahoe City for FREE Sunday Concerts on
Commons Beach for blues with The Kenny Neal Band. Low back chairs only.
Sorry, but not pets allowed at this venue. For more information call
530/583-3348 or click to www.visittahoecity.com.
Moody's Monday at Northstar (Jul 7)
Time: 5:00pm
Moody’s Mondays features award-winning food selections and live
jazz music every Monday. The renowned contemporary American cuisine and
exceptional service along with some of the area’s best live jazz
performers brings the casual-yet-creative atmosphere of Moody’s
Bistro & Lounge to the Village at Northstar. Chef Mark
Estee’s ever changing prix fixe menu will feature the
summer’s freshest ingredients. Reservations are necessary –
call 530.587.8688.
Red, White and TOCCATA Tahoe Blue at Squaw Valley (Jul 7)
Time: 7:30 PM
The Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area - based in
Incline Village - will present a concert of all American favorites at
the Squaw Valley Village Chapel. The concert will include art songs by
Ives and Bernstein, several American spiritual, and selections fro
trumpet and piano featuring Mark Lord on Trumpet.
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Jul 9)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "Golden Compass." Rated PG-13. Running
Time 113 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed at this
venue. For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown Association
at 530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at www.visittahoecity.com.
Going Buggy Craft Day at the Incline Village Library (Jul 9)
Time: 4-5pm
Beware the sound of buzzing, droning, clicks, and snaps. Join the
Incline Village Library for this bugged out program. We'll make a
bumblebee and hive, cricket face mask, butterfly mobile, spider
surprise card, and a ladybug hand puppet.
Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at Sand Harbor (Jul 10 to Aug 17)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Lake Tahoe's Premier Summer Event. And you thought the views of the
lake were dramatic... Linger on the warm sand beaches of Sand Harbor
State Park and experience the 36th season of the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare
Festival, July 10 – Aug. 17. The Festival offers a
not-to-be-missed theatrical event staging two Shakespeare
plays—“Richard III” and “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream”—and the new original musical
“CAMBIO” encircled by the immense beauty of Lake Tahoe.
Experience the locals’ favorite summer festival and feast upon
gourmet food and fine wines from Shakespeare’s Kitchen, gather
with friends and family and watch the shades of pink and purple stretch
across the horizon as action, comedy and drama unfold on stage.
www.laketahoeshakespeare.com
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Jul 10)
Time: 8:30pm to 10pm
This week's movie will be SHREK THE THIRD, Rated PG. When King Harold
falls ill, Shrek is looked at as the heir to the land of Far, Far Away.
Not one to give up his beloved swamp, Shrek tries to be crowned king.
The movie will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza.
Please, remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp. (Jul 11 to Jul 12)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults. www.squaw.com
Stargazing at High Camp, Squaw Valley (Jul 11 to Jul 12)
Time: 6:30pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30) www.squaw.com
Tahoe Arts Festival Italian Street Painting (Jul 12 to Jul 13)
Time: All Day
July 12 & 13, 2008 at the Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino,
Crystal Bay, NV. The Tahoe Arts Festival brings the romantic art of
street painting, called I Madonnari, to the North Shore of Lake Tahoe
for the 10th year. An Italian tradition since the 16th Century, street
painting – using chalk as a medium – is enjoying a
renaissance in cities throughout Western Europe and the U.S.A. Called
"I Madonnari" because of their practice of reproducing the image of the
Madonna, the early Italian street painters were vagabonds who would
arrive in small towns and villages and transform the sidewalks and
public square into temporary galleries for their ephemeral works of
art. With the first rains of the season, their paintings would be gone.
For complete details please visit
www.laketahoeartsfestival.com
Cobra Demo Day at the Championship Course, Incline Village (Jul 12)
Time: 10:00 am-2:00 pm
The Championship Course is holding a demo day with Cobra on the driving
range. Meet and speak with the technical representative and learn
first-hand the features and benefits of different golf clubs.
www.golfincline.com
7th Annual Soaring Kites & Music Festival at High Camp (Jul 12)
Time: 11am
Pro and amateur kite fliers. Kids kite making seminar and fun family
activities. Live music by Saul Kaye Trio 12:30pm-4:00pm. www.squaw.com
Golf & Supper Club at the Championship Course, Incline Village (Jul 13)
Time: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Join us for nine holes of golf at the Championship Course and dinner at
The Grille. Tee times begin at 4:00 pm and dinner is served from
6:00-8:00 pm with a 3-course meal each event. Space is limited and
reservations are required. Please call (775) 832-1146 and advise them
that you’d like to be part of the Golf & Supper Club.
www.golfincline.com
Tuttiflutti '08, Incline Village (Jul 13)
Time: 7:30 PM
The Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area, based in
Incline Village, will feature artists Josue Casillas, flute; Jeremy
Keppelman, harp; and Misha Rafiee, violin in a program of selections by
Mozart, Vivaldi, and Handel at St. Patrick's Church in Incline Village.
The program will include Mozart Concerto for Flute and Harp, Vivaldi
Concerto for Flute, Violin, Strings & Continuo. David Brock,
organist, will also perform as soloist in the Handel Concerto for Organ
Opus 4, #3. Director James Rawie will conduct the program.
FREE Concerts on Commons Beach with Taj Weekes & Adowa (Jul 13)
Time: 4-7PM
Join us on Commons Beach in Tahoe City for FREE Sunday Concerts on
Commons Beach for a classic roots reggae experience with Taj Weekes
& Adowa. Low back chairs only. Sorry, but not pets allowed at this
venue. For more information call 530/583-3348 or click to
www.visittahoecity.com.
A Trio Of Lenz (Violin-Cello-Piano) (Jul 13)
Time: 3:00 p.m.
The Tahoe Chamber Music Society
(formerly Incline Chamber Music Society) A Parasol Community
Collaborator Presents Live Classical Music in Incline Village, NV Same
High Quality!
Six Sunday Afternoon Concerts of Live Classical music in our new venue - St. Francis Of Assissi Church at Hwy 431 & Kelly Dr
Overlooking Lake Tahoe
Free Admission (Donations are appreciated)
Moody's Monday at Northstar (Jul 14)
Time: 5:00pm
Moody’s Monday features award-winning food selections and live
jazz music every Monday. The renowned contemporary American cuisine and
exceptional service along with some of the area’s best live jazz
performers brings the casual-yet-creative atmosphere of Moody’s
Bistro & Lounge to the Village at Northstar. Chef Mark
Estee’s ever changing prix fixe menu will feature the
summer’s freshest ingredients. Reservations are necessary –
call 530.587.8688.
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Jul 16)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "The Benchwarmer's." Rated PG-13.
Running Time 90 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed
at this venue. For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown
Association at 530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at
www.visittahoecity.com.
Full Moon, Sunset, & Astronomy Paddle, Tahoe City (Jul 16 to Jul 19)
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
These kayak trips are a great way to end a full day. We meet at sunset
and get on the water to watch the colors change, the stars appear, and
the moon rise. We'll cover some astronomy and tour the perfect distance
before landing on the beach for some hot drinks and more stargazing.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Jul 17)
Time: 8:30pm to 10pm
This week's movie will be BEE MOVIE, Rated PG. Barry B. Benson, a bee
who has just graduated from college, is disillusioned at his lone
career choice: making honey. On a special trip outside the hive, he
discovers humans actually eat honey, and subsequently decides to sue
us. The movie will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events
Plaza.
Please, remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival presents Dave Koz at Homewood Mtn. Resort (Jul 17)
Time: 7:00pm
Please see our website for complete concert details at www.tahoemusic.org or by calling 530.583.3101
Guided Full Moon Hikes at High Camp (Jul 17 to Jul 18)
Time: 8:00pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
Whetstone Wine Maker Dinner - PlumpJack Cafe (Jul 18)
Time: 6 pm
This four course winemaker dinner will be hosted by Jamey Whetstone and
feature two select wines have not even been released yet. Jamey’s
focus has always been to supply delicious, organic, biodynamic, wines.
Get to know this young fresh face in the wine industry as you explore
the perfected pairings between food and wine.
Call Liz Dugan at PlumpJack for more information or to reserve your
spot: 530.583.1576. Reservations are required, one week prior to the
event, or ASAP.
American Volkssport Association (AVA) walks. (Jul 19)
Time: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Truckee Regional Park. Self guided walks, 6.2 or 3.7 miles. Truckee
River Legacy Trail. Register,get map. Free, all welcome. Carry water.
Contact 530-587-2162
7th Annual Art, Wine, & Music Festival at the Village at Squaw Valley USA (Jul 19 to Jul 20)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Squaw Valley's base village will burst with color, taste, and sound as
fine artists, crafts makers, performers and musicians come to
participate in this fun, two-day annual event. The event features two
performance stages,restaurants and shops, and walkways lined with fine
art booths and exhibits. Fundraiser for Tahoe Forest Hospital, Tahoe
Adaptive Ski School, and Tahoe Arts for the Schools.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents the Christian Scott Quintet at Homewood Mtn. Resort (Jul 19)
Time: 7:00pm
Christian Scott preferns with the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra. Please
visit our website www.tahoemusic.org or call 530.583.3101 for tickets
and information.
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp. Squaw Valley USA (Jul 19)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
7th Annual Art, Wine & Music Festival (Jul 19 to Jul 20)
Time: 10am-6pm
Squaw Valley's base village comes alive with color, taste, and sounds
as fine artists from around the west participate in this weekend event.
The festival features fine art exhibits, a benefit wine tasting, a
kid’s activity area and live musical performances. Festival hours
10am-6pm. Fee for benefit wine tasting 2pm-6pm. Live music by the Ivan
Najera Trio and Emily Tessmer.
www.thevillageatsquaw.com
Hill Tribes, Halong Bay and the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Incline Village Library. (Jul 19)
Time: 4-5pm
Saturday, July 19
4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Hill Tribes, Halong Bay and the Ho Chi Minh
Trail. Join Dr. Antonia Neubauer, president of award-winning adventure
company Myths and Mountains, on a fascinating journey to Southeast
Asia’s hottest destination--Vietnam. Toni shares the joys of
exploring Vietnam, from the people of the colorful hill tribes to the
jewel-like coves of Halong Bay and the engrossing behind-the-scenes
story of the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
FREE Concerts on Commons Beach with Paul Green's School of Rock All-Stars (Jul 20)
Time: 4-7PM
Join us for FREE Sunday Concerts on Commons Beach in Tahoe City with
students of classic rock Paul Green's School of Rock All-Stars. Low
back chairs only. Sorry, but not pets allowed at this venue. For more
information call 530/583-3348 or click to www.visittahoecity.com.
Moody's Monday at Northstar (Jul 21)
Time: 5:00pm
Moody’s Mondays features award-winning food selections and live
jazz music every Monday. The renowned contemporary American cuisine and
exceptional service along with some of the area’s best live jazz
performers brings the casual-yet-creative atmosphere of Moody’s
Bistro & Lounge to the Village at Northstar. Chef Mark
Estee’s ever changing prix fixe menu will feature the
summer’s freshest ingredients. Reservations are necessary –
call 530.587.8688.
Breaking the Boundaries in Government Corruption, Sierra Nevada College, Incline Village (Jul 22)
Time: 6PM - 8PM
Breaking Boundaries is an on-going series that highlights exceptional
individuals from around the globe. Their inspirational stories show
what it takes to change the world. The next event in the series will be
held on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at 6PM in the Prim Library at the Sierra
Nevada College (999 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village, NV). The theme of the
event is Breaking the Boundaries in Government Corruption and the
featured speaker is John Perkins, best-selling author of Confessions of
an Economic Hit Man. He will speak about the secret history of the
American empire, what’s next and how to change it. Event will
also include a raffle and cash bar. Tickets available in advance and at
the door. Call 775-832-5032 to reserve tickets.
In addition, there will be a private book signing and cocktail party
before the SNC presentation at a local lakeside residence. The cocktail
party will begin at 4PM. Tickets are $125 per person and include
entrance to the SNC presentation.
Breaking Boundaries is sponsored by READ Global, an award-winning,
local non-profit that is breaking the barriers to global literacy and
sustainable community development by pairing non-profit libraries with
for-profit businesses. All proceeds from the event go towards
supporting the organization’s mission.
During its first week in publication, Confessions of an Economic Hit
Man rose to # 4 on Amazon.com Then it spent more than a year on the The
New York Times Bestseller list. Rights have been sold to be published
in over thirty languages. According to John Perkins, "It is
accomplishing an important objective: inspiring people to think and
talk and to know that we can change the world."
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Jul 23)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "The Blue Butterfly." Rated PG. Running
Time 84 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed at this
venue. For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown Association
at 530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at www.visittahoecity.com.
Paper Metamorphosis Class, Incline Village Library (Jul 23)
Time: 4-5pm
Wednesday, July 23
4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Paper Metamorphosis. Join craft diva Sandra
Beckerman as we transform a single piece of paper into a unique album
for writing, photos, or scrapbooking. Bring your photos and creativity
and we’ll provide supplies, snacks, and fun. Teens.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Jul 24)
Time: 8:45pm to 10:45pm
This week's movie will be THE GOLDEN COMPASS, Rated PG-13. In a
parallel universe, young Lyra Belacqua journeys to the far North to
save her best friend and other kidnapped children from terrible
experiments by a mysterious organization. The movie will begin shortly
after dusk in the Village Events Plaza.
Please, remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents Chris Botti at Tahoe Donner, Truckee (Jul 24 to )
Jazz great Chris Botti appears on the green at the Tahoe Donner Driving
Range. For complete details and tickets, www.tahoemusic.org or call
530.583.3101
Holocaust Survivor Ela Stein Weissberger, Incline Village Library (Jul 24)
Time: 1pm
Thursday, July 24
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Holocaust survivor Ela Stein Weissberger speaks about
her experience at the Terezin Concentration Camp in the Czech Republic.
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp (Jul 25 to Jul 26)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
Stargazing at High Camp. (Jul 25 to Jul 26)
Time: 7pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30) www.squaw.com
Living History Day at the Tahoe Maritime Museum (Jul 26)
Time: 11am-5pm
A fun day to explore the people and maritime history of Tahoe's past. A
variety of arts and crafts projects for kids, refreshments and guided
tours make this an especially fun day to visit the Tahoe Maritime
Museum! For details: www.TahoeMaritimeMuseum.org
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents Euge Groove at Homewood Mtn. Resort (Jul 26)
Time: 7:00pm
Euge Groove appears with special guest Strunz and Farah. For complete
details and tickets: www.tahoemusic.org or call 530.583.3101
Nike Golf Demo Day at the Championship Course (Jul 26)
Time: 10:00 am-2:00 pm
The Championship Course is holding a demo day with Nike Golf on the
driving range. Meet and speak with the technical representative and
learn first-hand the features and benefits of different golf clubs.
www.golfincline.com
DJ Pool Party at High Camp (Jul 26)
Time: Noon
Enjoy a relaxing day overlooking Lake Tahoe at High Camp el.
8200’ with great tunes and cool vibes at the Swimming Lagoon and
Spa! www.squaw.com
Golf & Supper Club at the Championship Course, Incline Village (Jul 27)
Time: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Join us for nine holes of golf at the Championship Course and dinner at
The Grille. Tee times begin at 4:00 pm and dinner is served from
6:00-8:00 pm with a 3-course meal each event. Space is limited and
reservations are required. Please call (775) 832-1146 and advise them
that you’d like to be part of the Golf & Supper Club.
www.golfincline.com
FREE Concerts at Commons Beach with North Buffalo & The Knockouts (Jul 27)
Time: 4-7PM
Join us for FREE Sunday Concerts on Commons Beach in Tahoe City with
Norton Buffalo & The Knockouts. Low back chairs only. Sorry, but
not pets allowed at this venue. For more information call 530/583-3348
or click to www.visittahoecity.com.
PGA Tour Legends - The Reno/Tahoe Open (Jul 28 to Aug 2)
Celebrating its 10th year, the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open is the only PGA
Tour event in northern Nevada and plays host to a field of top PGA Tour
professionals as they face off at one of the area’s toughest and
most scenic golf courses, Montrêux Golf and Country Club. The
nationally televised event offers competitors a $3 million purse as
well as a pro-am tournament. Contact 775-322-3900 for details or visit
www.RenoTahoeOpen.com.
Moody's Monday (Jul 28)
Time: 5:00pm
Moody’s Mondays features award-winning food selections and live
jazz music every Monday. The renowned contemporary American cuisine and
exceptional service along with some of the area’s best live jazz
performers brings the casual-yet-creative atmosphere of Moody’s
Bistro & Lounge to the Village at Northstar. Chef Mark
Estee’s ever changing prix fixe menu will feature the
summer’s freshest ingredients. Reservations are necessary –
call 530.587.8688.
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Jul 30)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "Ice Age: The Meltdown." Rated PG.
Running Time 90 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed
at this venue. For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown
Association at 530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at
www.visittahoecity.com.
Catch the Reading Bug Field Day, Incline Village Library (Jul 30)
Time: 11am
Wednesday, July 30
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Catch the Reading Bug Field Day. Join us
for the next Summer Reading Club event outdoors at Preston Park.
We’ll have a grasshoppin’ scavenger hunt, fANTastic crafts,
an insect piñata, and hot dogs.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Jul 31)
Time: 8:30pm to 10pm
This week's movie is MR. MAGORIUM'S WONDER EMPORIUM, Rated-G. The movie
will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza. Please,
remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents Dave Mason & Jim Messina at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort (Jul 31)
Time: 7:00pm
Dave Mason appears with special gues Jim Messina (of Traffic and
Loggins & Messina) and Band at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort. For
complete details and tickets: www.tahoemusic.org or call 530.583.3101
Stargazing at High Camp.. (Aug 1 to Aug 2)
Time: 7pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30)
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp.. (Aug 1 to Aug 2)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents a Tribute to Andrew Lloyd Weber at Tahoe Donner (Aug 2)
Time: 7:00pm
A 60th birthday tribute to Andrew Lloyd Weber with the Reno
Philharmonic Orchestra featuring Rachel york and Sal Viviano on the
green at the Tahoe Donner Driving Range. For complete details and
tickets: www.tahoemusic.org or call 530.583.3101
Free Movies at Commons Beach, Tahoe City (Aug 6)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium." Rated
G. Running Time 94 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets
allowed at this venue. For more information contact the Tahoe City
Downtown Association at 530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at
www.visittahoecity.com.
Classic Car Show at the Tahoe Biltmore (Aug 6 to Aug 10)
Time: 11am
Come see the best cars in the area.
Win cash and prizes. Food and entertainment round out these five days of fun and excitement. www.tahoebiltmore.com
Lake Tahoe Wooden Boat Week, North Lake Tahoe (Aug 7 to Aug 13)
Time: Noon
August 7-13: The Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation hosts Lake Tahoe Wooden
Boat Week, a week-long festival celebrating Tahoe's classic wooden
boats, with the three-day 36th annual Concours d'Elegance in Carnelian
Bay, plus plenty of on- and off-water activities. For more information
see www.LakeTahoeConcours.com or call 530-581-4700.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Aug 7)
Time: 8:30pm to 10:30pm
This week's movie will be HARRY POTTER & THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX,
Rated PG-13. With their warning about Lord Voldemort's return scoffed
at, Harry and Dumbledore are targeted by the Wizard authorities as an
authoritarian bureaucrat slowly seizes power at Hogwarts. The movie
will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza. Please,
remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
36th Annual Lake Tahoe Concours d'Elegance (Aug 7 to Aug 9)
Time: 12 p.m.
Aug. 7-9: The Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation presents the 36th Annual Lake
Tahoe Concours d’Elegance, featuring beautifully restored classic
wooden boats for a three-day show from Thursday through Saturday,
August 7 - 9 at Sierra Boat Company in Carnelian Bay. Tickets may be
purchased online at www.LakeTahoeConcours.com. 530-581-4700.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents Big Bad Voodoo Daddy at Donner Lake (Aug 7)
Time: 7:00pm
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy with special guest Sophie Milman at West End Beach
at Donner Lake. For complete details and tickets: www.tahoemusic.org or
call 530.583.3101
Sip & Shop at PlumpJackSport, Squaw Valley (Aug 7)
Time: 3:00-8:00 pm
High fashion...complimentary wine...20% off!
Shop anytime on August 7 at this fine boutique clothing store and
receive 20% off your entire purchase of regularly priced merchandise
for Men, Women or Children. Complimentary wine will be served between 3
and 8 pm. Revitalize your wardrobe with top styles from Free People,
Billy Blues, Charlotte Tarantola, Dress, Single, Frye, 3J Workshop,
Linq, Linea Pelle, Liquid, LA Made, Notice, Sweet Pea, Single, Twisted
Heart.
Stargazing at High Camp... (Aug 8 to Aug 9)
Time: 7pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30)
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp... (Aug 8 to Aug 9)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
Lake Tahoe Music Festival Presents White Nights Finale at Homewood Mtn. Resort (Aug 9)
Time: 7:00pm
White Nights Finale witht he Reno Philaharmonic Orchestra. Music from
the lands of the midnight sun featuring renowned pianist Jeffery Biegel
and includes Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. For complete details and
ticket information: www.tahoemusic.org or call 530.583.3101
Golf & Supper Club at the Championship Course, Incline Village (Aug 10)
Time: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Join us for nine holes of golf at the Championship Course and dinner at
The Grille. Tee times begin at 4:00 pm and dinner is served from
6:00-8:00 pm with a 3-course meal each event. Space is limited and
reservations are required. Please call (775) 832-1146 and advise them
that you’d like to be part of the Golf & Supper Club.
www.golfincline.com
Perseid Meteor Shower Campout at High Camp (Aug 11)
Time: 5:30pm
Come spend a night camping at High Camp el. 8,200' and exploring the
meteor showers of the Perseids. Telescopes and information from
stargazing professionals will be provided. For more information and
registration call 530-583-6985. www.squaw.com
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Aug 13)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "The BEE Movie." Rated PG. Running Time
90 minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed at this venue.
For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown Association at
530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at www.visittahoecity.com.
Full Moon, Sunset, & Astronomy Paddle, Tahoe City (Aug 13 to Aug 17)
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
These kayak trips are a great way to end a full day. We meet at sunset
and get on the water to watch the colors change, the stars appear, and
the moon rise. We'll cover some astronomy and tour the perfect distance
before landing on the beach for some hot drinks and more stargazing.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Aug 14)
Time: 8:30pm to 10:30pm
This week's movie will be SPIDERMAN 3, Rated PG-13. A strange black
entity from another world bonds with Peter Parker and causes inner
turmoil as he contends with new villains, temptations, and revenge. The
movie will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza.
Please, remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Full Moon, Sunset, & Astronomy Paddle, Tahoe City (Aug 14 to Aug 17)
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
These kayak trips are a great way to end a full day. We meet at sunset
and get on the water to watch the colors change, the stars appear, and
the moon rise. We'll cover some astronomy and tour the perfect distance
before landing on the beach for some hot drinks and more stargazing.
Guided Full Moon Hikes at High Camp... (Aug 15 to Aug 16)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
2nd Annual Lake Tahoe Stand-Up Paddle Classic (Aug 16)
Time: 7:00am to 4:00pm
Registration and reception party,
3:00pm-7:00pm, Friday, August 15 at Jake's on the Lake Restaurant, Tahoe City.
Race day, 7:00am, registration, 8:00am race start, Saturday, August
16th at North Tahoe Recreation Park boat ramp in Tahoe Vista. Seven
mile race is an all day event with manufacturers & local retailers
trade show on the beach. For more details, www.ta-hoenalu.com
Reno-Tahoe Blues Festival (Aug 16 to Aug 17)
Time: TBA
RENO-TAHOE BLUES FEST, AUG. 16 – 17, 2008: Celebrate music with
the Reno-Tahoe Blues Fest and its star-studded line-up of performers,
which in past years has included blues greats such as Buddy Guy, Chaka
Khan, Keb Mo and Patti LaBelle, just to name a few. Staged annually at
Rancho San Rafael Park in Reno, Nev., the two-day festival celebrates
the history, culture and spirit of the blues and attracts audiences
from around the country to hear world-class performances. For details,
visit the Reno-Tahoe Blues Fest online or call 775-857-3378.
7th Annual Brews, Jazz & Funk Fest at the Village at Squaw Valley USA (Aug 16 to Aug 17)
Time: Noon to 8pm
With a huge selection of beer for guests to sample and an incredible
line-up of music both days the Brews, Jazz & Funk Fest is your
chance to get funky in Tahoe - all
benefiting the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe. Event is FREE –
Benefit beer tasting. Saturday Noon to 8pm & Sunday Noon to 6pm.
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Aug 20)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "The Spiderwick Chronicles." Rated PG.
Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed at this venue. For more
information contact the Tahoe City Downtown Association at
530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at www.visittahoecity.com.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Aug 21)
Time: 8:30pm to 10:30pm
This week's movie will be ENCHANTED, Rated Pg-13. A classic Disney
fairytale collides with modern-day New York City in a story about a
fairytale princess who is sent to our world by an evil queen. Can a
storybook view of romance survive in the real world? The movie will
begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza. Please, remember
to dress warm and, for more information, call (530) 584-6266.
Stargazing at High Camp, Top of Squaw Valley (Aug 22 to Aug 23)
Time: 6:30pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30) www.squaw.com
Guided Sunset Hikes at High Camp, Squaw Valley. (Aug 22 to Aug 23)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under.
Golf & Supper Club at the Championship Course, Incline Village (Aug 24)
Time: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Join us for nine holes of golf at the Championship Course and dinner at
The Grille. Tee times begin at 4:00 pm and dinner is served from
6:00-8:00 pm with a 3-course meal each event. Space is limited and
reservations are required. Please call (775) 832-1146 and advise them
that you’d like to be part of the Golf & Supper Club.
www.golfincline.com
The Village at Squaw Valley USA Summer Movie Series 2008 (Aug 28)
Time: 8:30pm to 11pm
This week's movie will be TRANSFORMERS, Rated PG-13. A war re-erupts on
Earth between two robotic clans, the heroic Autobots and the evil
Decepticons, leaving the fate of mankind hanging in the balance. The
movie will begin shortly after dusk in the Village Events Plaza.
Please, remember to dress warm and, for more information, call (530)
584-6266.
Stargazing at High Camp, Squaw Valley USA (Aug 29 to Aug 30)
Time: 6:30pm
Stargazing Professionals Paul and Gigi Giles bring a variety of
high-powered telescopes to High Camp. Free with Cable Car ride starting
at dusk. (Stargazing dates are July 4-5, 11-12, 25-26 and Aug 1-2, 8-9,
11, 22-23 and 29-30) www.squaw.com
Guided Sunset Hikes at Squaw's High Camp (Aug 29 to Aug 30)
Time: 5:30pm
The easy walk along the well-marked trail begins at 6:00pm. Sign up at
5:30pm. Hikers are free to walk at their own pace. Sturdy shoes, warm
clothes and flashlights recommended. Fee for adults and is free for
kids 12 and under. www.squaw.com
Free Movies at Commons Beach , Tahoe City (Aug 30)
Time: At Dusk
Join us at Commons Beach in Tahoe City and enjoy a free lakeside movie.
Featured movie for this date is "The Princess Bride." Running Time 98
minutes. Low back chairs only. Sorry, no pets allowed at this venue.
For more information contact the Tahoe City Downtown Association at
530/583-3348. Or visit us on the web at www.visittahoecity.com.
20th Annual Alpen Wine Fest at the Village at Squaw Valley USA (Aug 31)
Time: 2pm to 5pm
Join us in the Village for a benefit wine tasting from over 40
vineyards, a huge silent auction & raffle, and free live music all
to benefit The Heuga Center, a foundation providing wellness &
education for people with Multiple Sclerosis. www.thevillageatsquaw.com
Sip & Shop at PlumpJackSport, Squaw Valley (Sep 4)
Time: 3:00-8:00 pm
High fashion...complimentary wine...20% off!
Shop anytime on Sept. 4 at this fine boutique clothing store and
receive 20% off your entire purchase of regularly priced merchandise
for Men, Women or Children. Complimentary wine will be served between 3
and 8 pm. Revitalize your wardrobe with top styles from Free People,
Billy Blues, Charlotte Tarantola, Dress, Single, Frye, 3J Workshop,
Linq, Linea Pelle, Liquid, LA Made, Notice, Sweet Pea, Single, Twisted
Heart. PlumpJackSport is located in the Village at Squaw Valley.
530.583.7935
23rd Annual Lake Tahoe Autumn Food & Wine Festival (Sep 5 to Sep 7)
Time: All Day
The premier food and wine event of the Sierra returns for it's 23rd
year held at the Village at Northstar. Starting with a grape stomp,
wine walk, mountain chef cook off, celebrity chef cooking
demonstrations, food and wine pairing classes, hand-on cooking classes,
French wine tastings, gourmet marketplace, spirits tastings and so much
more. The Sunday Culinary Competition and Grand Tasting features over
30 of the area's top chefs paired with premier wineries in a food and
wine pairing competition, open to the public. For more information and
detailed schedule, please visit our website frequently. Full schedule
to be posted by June of 2008. Or call 888.229.2193 or log onto
www.gotahoenorth.com/foodandwine
Lioco Winemaker Dinner, PlumpJack Cafe, Squaw Valley (Sep 5)
Time: 6 pm
You are invited to explore this new and exciting winery with PlumpJack
Cafe. Enjoy an exquisite 4 course menu paired with wines that reflect
great California terroirs. Lioco had the cutting-edge idea to make
California wines in the old world style, highlighting the special new
world terroir and fruit. Make your reservation today by calling Liz at
530.583.1576. Wine Event participants are offered a very special
lodging rate on wine event nights.
Trails and Vistas Performance at Donner Summit (Sep 6 to Sep 7)
Time: All Day
Music, dance, art, poetry and nature converge for Trails and
Vista’s “Songs of the Earth” September 6th and 7th on
Donner Summit. Presented by Arts for the Schools, Truckee Donner Land
Trust and InnerRythums Dance Theatre, this annual hike through the
wilderness merges engaging artistic performances with the towering
pines and granite rock faces of the majestic Sierra Nevada. For more
information, ticket outlets or
to purchase on-line visit www.trailsandvistas.org or call 530-587-2757.
Trails and Vistas, Donner Summit, Truckee (Sep 6 to Sep 7)
Time: 10:00 to 4:30
Trails and Vistas heads to Donner Summit for an expanded two day event,
Saturday, September 6 and Sunday, September 7. Among towering pines and
granite rock faces of the Sierra Nevada the three-mile guided hike
compels participants to become part of eight artistic performances. The
2008 theme “Songs of the Earth” honors the music and
stories of the land with over 30 artists and performers.
www.trailsandvistas.org
Art Bark Fest at the Village at Squaw Valley (Sep 13 to Sep 14)
Time: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Bark if you love art. Visit gorgeous Lake Tahoe and enjoy sipping fine
wines and browsing fine art underneath the peaks of Squaw Valley. The
Art Bark Fest was created to combine the love of art & wine with
the love of animals and is one of the only animal themed fine arts and
wine festival in the country. The artwork varies from the work of
Cholla the horse that paints abstract watercolors to a jeweler who
creates a 14K gold necklace from your own dog's nose imprint. The fine
wines will also be animal themed. Enjoy live music, dine, shop for art,
or just relax and enjoy the fine wines from several renowned vineyards.
Info: www.thebarkfestival.com or 530-583-WAGS
Benefit for Humane Society Truckee-Tahoe & Squaw Rescue Dogs
Tahoe Big Blue Adventure Race (Sep 20)
Time: 7:30AM
The Tahoe Big Blue Adventure Race is a celebration of the natural
environment of the Tahoe's North Shore, and the perfect climate of
Indian Summer. September is a favorite month of Tahoe locals... and no
wonder: day-time temperatures are in the 80s with the evenings cooling
into the 60s, the skies are deep blue with only an occasional afternoon
thunderstorm rolling through (to help keep the dust down on the
trails!) Please visit our website for registration and complete
details: www.bigblueadventure.com
Tahoe Sierra Century Bike Ride at the Village at Squaw Valley USA (Sep 20)
Time: 8am to 6pm
30, 60 & 100 mile scenic bike ride starts and finishes in the
Village all to benefit the local high school & middle school bands.
Riders can enjoy live music from our local talent while feeding on
pasta & cold beer from Fireside Pizza Co.
www.tahoesierracentury.com/ride.org for details.
Lake Tahoe Triathlon (Sep 26 to Sep 28)
Time: varies
A 3 day triathlon. Do one event a day and add the three times together
for a vacation or novice triathlon. Kayak or Swim, bike, and then
choose your run.
VooDoo Rumble Live at the Tahoe Biltmore (Sep 26 to Sep 27)
Time: 9pm
Come out to the Biltmore for a weekend of Rockin and Rollin with VooDoo Rumble. www.tahoebiltmore.com
The Great Tahoe Bike Races (Sep 27)
Time: 7 A.M.
Race 72 miles around Lake Tahoe starting at 7 A.M. at Zephyr Cove.
The 35 Mile race starts at 8:30 A.M. at Tahoe City by the Fire House
and the 20 Miler at the north end of Incline Village at Lake Shore
Drive.
7th Annual Village Oktoberfest at the Village at Squaw Valley USA (Sep 27)
Time: 2 to 6pm
Traditional Bavarian music and folk dancers, benefit biergarten, bratwurst,sauerkraut & games.
All entertainment at the event is free. www.thevillageatsquaw.com
Lake Tahoe Marathon Events (Sep 28)
Time: 8 A.M.
Run the Lake Tahoe Marathon or other shorter races along the west shore
of Lake Tahoe. Events on Sunday include: Marathon, 20 Miler, Half
Marathon, 10K, 5K and 2 person or 5 person Marathon Relays. Also a 72
Mile Ultra Marathon around the lake. Spectator buses for those who
would like to just watch. The Marathon starts in Tahoe City on Commons
Beach. Other events start at Homewood, Rubicon, Inspiration Point, and
Spring Creek and all ending at Pope Beach.
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