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  • Saturday Stories and Crafts at library

    Saturday Stories and Crafts at library

    The Douglas County Public Library in Zephyr Cove is presenting Saturday Stories and Crafts on Feb. 11 at 3pm. Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the library. Children ages 3 and up may choose a craft to make. All supplies will be provided. Younger children should be accompanied by an adult. Register for this program by Feb. […]

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  • Full moon yurt dinner

    Full moon yurt dinner

    Tahoe Cross Country Ski Education Foundation is having a Full Moon Yurt Dinner Fundraiser on Feb. 3. Douglas Dale of Wolfdale’s will be the chef for the night. The evening adventure starts with a moonlit ski or snowshoe from the Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area to the trailside warming hut on Yellow trail where there […]

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  • Sugar Bowl Environmental Day

    Sugar Bowl Environmental Day

    Sugar Bowl Resort will host its annual Environmental Awareness Day on Feb. 4. A vendor village on the Judah Lodge deck will showcase local environmental organization’s services and programs, offering tips and ideas on how to live a greener lifestyle. Sugar Bowl will provide insight and details on the resort’s programs and policies in place […]

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  • North Tahoe High School jazz band event

    North Tahoe High School jazz band event

    Experience the swing and rhythm of the 1940s on Feb. 10 from 7-9:30pm when the North Tahoe High School jazz band takes to Tahoe City’s Granlibakken ballroom stage. The ’40s Night brings to life an era when all of America was listening and dancing to the same music: Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman and […]

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  • Book sale at library

    Book sale at library

    Friends of the Library is having a book sale Feb. 11 from 10am-3pm at the South Lake Tahoe branch library. The library is at 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. For more information, call (530) 573.3185.

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  • Nachtspektakel at Squaw

    Nachtspektakel at Squaw

    On Feb. 4 at 6pm Squaw Valley, Dynafit, and Alpenglow Sports will host California’s first Nachtspektakel ski touring event. A Nachtspektakel (say-knocked-shpeck-tockle) is a traditional European-style ski event that bonds people through the sport of ski touring. A cultural norm in Europe, Nachtspektakel are new ways to combine skiing, beer and food that are sure […]

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  • CASAblanca

    CASAblanca

    CASAblanca at the lake is a fundraiser for CASA El Dorado County honoring South Lake Tahoe juvenile panel attorneys Julie BAchman, John CAstellanos, William Cherry, Kimberly Hunt, Lori London, Rick Meyer and Paul Palant. The event is Feb. 3 at 6pm at Edgewood Tahoe in Stateline. RSVP to (530) 622.9882 or friends@casaeldorado.org. Tickets are $125 […]

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  • Valhalla Renaissance Faire

    Valhalla Renaissance Faire

    When Renaissance Productions transforms Camp Richardson into a giant stage in early June, it will mark the 20th year of the South Shore ren fair. Queens of England, ambassadors from foreign lands and juggling jesters, winsome wenches, lords and ladies, knight of horseback, squires and simpletons will gather June 2-3 and June 9-10 for the […]

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  • Fireside Chat at Sierra Nevada College

    Fireside Chat at Sierra Nevada College

    Aaron Katz, the Lake Tahoe attorney who has sued the Incline Village General Improvement District and repeatedly criticized the district, will be the guest at the next Fireside Chat on Feb. 2 in Sierra Nevada College’s Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences room 139/141. The chat — hosted by Incline Village resident Andy Whyman — is […]

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  • Blood drive

    Blood drive

    Embassy Suites in South Lake Tahoe is the place to donate blood Feb. 6 from noon-6pm. For more information, contact Dan Kerr at (775) 781.5343.

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