Kid’s Night Out at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation Center are Fridays from 6:30–10pm. Cost is $25 and includes pizza dinner, swimming, games, and a movie (G or PG). Call to register — (530) 542.6056.
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The Summer Keynote Speaker Series at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center begins the first week of July and continues every Thursday evening through August at the Lake of the Sky Amphitheater. The series kicks off July 5 with “Wild Things” featuring Sierra Nevada native animals live on stage at 7pm. Programs in July include “An […]
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Bring a blanket, a picnic, and the family for an hour of music on the lawn outside the South Lake Tahoe branch library on Wednesdays in July. The free 6-7pm events are sponsored by Friends of the Library. July 11: Seán Cummings, bagpiper for more 25 years. July 18: Slim and Minnie, American heritage music. […]
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By Kathryn Reed Having South Lake Tahoe be absorbed by El Dorado County, and turning the ice rink into a private enterprise are the two issues the El Dorado County Grand Jury wrote reports on involving the city. While South Tahoe Public Utility District was a target of an investigation, grand jury foreman Ted Long […]
Read moreThe Sugar Pine Foundation is organizing guided hikes and tree climbing demonstrations at Van Sickle Bi-State Park this summer. Join an expert naturalist to hike to the waterfall (about 2 miles) and learn about the king of pines. When: June 30, July 20, July 27 and Aug. 4. Time: 10am-noon. Where: Nevada parking lot at […]
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In an effort to encourage families to attend this year’s Lake Tahoe Reggae Festival, tickets for kids 12 and under are $10, and all children 6 and younger are free. These special kids’ tickets can be picked up at the box office only. Kids must be present with adult ticketholders. June 30 is the inaugural […]
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El Dorado County offers plenty of things to do and places to go with your dog. Travelers can turn to the new “El Dorado County Visitors’ Guide” featuring listings with paw prints to indicate pet-friendly attractions and lodging in the area. Along Main Street in Placerville, look for paw prints in windows to identify pet-friendly […]
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By Dina Kupfer, KRNV-TV SPARKS — Call it ironic that Bruce Osgood would have the word “good” in his last name. Four times a week, this retired 72 year old can be seen doing a good deed – picking up trash along Pyramid Highway. “My goal right now is to keep the Pyramid Lake Highway […]
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By Kathryn Reed Summer always seems like sandwich season to me. But that doesn’t mean it has to be a cold sandwich. One of my favorite hot sandwiches is grilled cheese. While we don’t have a panini maker, we do have an indoor grill of sorts that Sue uses for grilled cheese when she isn’t […]
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The audiences will likely be dancing in their seats at Sierra Tahoe Children’s Theater’s performances of the “The Rockin’ Tale of Snow White” on Friday. This doo wop, be bop, hip hop rendition of the fairytale features a cast of 39 local children who have participated in the annual theater workshop for the last two […]
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