Rubber Biscuit’s Rockin’ Blues Revue will be at the South Shore Room at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe is July 22-24, Aug. 5-7, and Aug. 19-21.

The shows start at 7:30pm.

Cost is $20.

For tickets, call 800.786.8208.

Sam Rudin — Boogie, Blues, and Jazz is July 3 at 7:30pm at the Valhalla Boathouse Theatre on the South Shore.

The cost is $15

With the rhythmic intensity of an entire band, Rudin attacks and caresses the keyboard, romping through the whole range of 20th century American music. He can evoke the spirit of Fats Waller, Oscar Peterson, Mose Alison, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

The free Summer Jazz in the Park is July 3 from 11am-2pm at the Valhalla Grand Lawn on the South Shore.

This is the newest addition to the Valhalla Summer Festival program.

Bring a picnic basket, lawn chairs and sunscreen and relax near the shoreline of Lake Tahoe.

Carolyn Dolan and Friends will be providing the music.

Carolyn Dolan and Big Red are at the Tahoe Tallac Site on the South Shore on July 1 at 7:30pm.

Tickets are $15.

A soulful mix of rich vocals and harmonica by Carolyn Dolan, accompanied by guitarist Mick Clarke (formally with Long John Baldery), Billy Hancock on the organ (formally with Danial Castro), Bob Wider on bass and T. Moran on drums (formally with Eddie Money, Percy Sledge and Starship).

Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra is hosting Paula Crenshaw on July 14 at 7:30a.m

Crenshaw is a board certified internal medicine physician.

The free talk is at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd.

Call (530) 409.2791 if you have questions.

Every July, Squaw Valley celebrates the art and sport of kite flying as host to the nation’s highest altitude organized kiting festival at High Camp, elevation 8,200 feet.

Gigantic flying creatures, professional kite flyers, kite-making and face painting for the kids, and the live music are all part of the high-flying enjoyment of the 10th Annual Soaring Kites & Music Festival on July 9.

The festival brings members of regional and national kite organizations to Squaw Valley’s mountaintop to launch dozens of elaborate and colorful kites. The Soaring Kites & Music Festival also includes live music, kite-making workshop for kids and professional kite flying demonstrations.

Kite flying, which originated in 5th century BC in China, is a popular pastime and a competitive sport.

The Soaring Kites & Music Festival is from noon to 5pm and the kite-making workshop will run from 1-3pm.

Guests are invited to bring their own kites or purchase kites at the festival.

For more information about the Soaring Kites & Music Festival, call (530) 452.4000.

Bats are some of the most misunderstood animals. Join park volunteer and bat expert Brian Buttazoni for a program called The World of Bats.

Learn about what bats eat, where they live, how they are beneficial to humans and how to observe them.

The event is June 25, 8:30-9:30pm at the group area at Dayton State Park, located on Highway 50 one half mile east of the stoplight in Dayton.

The Village at Squaw Valley’s inaugural KT Concert Series begins in July.

The KT Concert Series features Stung, a tribute to The Police; Hollywood Stones, a tribute to The Rolling Stones; and Zoo Station, a tribute to U2.

The KT Sundeck is nestled at the mountain’s base just feet from the chairlifts.

The schedule:

July 1: Stung – A Tribute to The Police, 6-8:30pm

Aug. 5: Hollywood Stones – A Tribute to The Rolling Stones, 6-8:30pm

Sept. 2: Zoo Station – A Tribute to U2, 6-8:30pm.

The outdoor concerts are free.

South Lake Tahoe Senior Center is featuring the 17-piece Tahoe Dance Band on June 24 from 7:30–10pm.

All ages are encouraged to attend.

Appetizers, wine and dessert are available, with admission $10.

Call Francine Garcia at (530) 541.8380 for more information.

Sports Fitness Track & Field Camp is July 5-13 from 9am-noon in South Lake Tahoe.

Anthony Davis the coach.

The registration fee is $150. Camp T-shirt is $14.

Go online to register.