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  • Snowshoe Thompson event at Squaw

    Snowshoe Thompson event at Squaw

    The Village at Squaw Valley and Sons of Norway, Snowshoe Thompson Lodge 6-078, are hosting a dedication celebration honoring the Sierra legend Snowshoe Thompson at Squaw Valley at 1pm June 25 in the Events Plaza of The Village at Squaw Valley. The dedication is for the 13-foot copper sculpture of Snowshoe Thompson created by artist […]

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  • Burger fundraiser at Red Hut

    Burger fundraiser at Red Hut

    Red Hut on Ski Run Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe is having a burger night June 15 from 5-8pm for Tahoe Douglas Rotary. Pay $10 for dinner and you will be supporting community projects in the area. You get a burger, homemade chips and a fountain soda.

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  • National Trails Day

    National Trails Day

    National Trails Day is June 2. Events are throughout the United States. For more information, go online.

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  • Lupine photography exhibit

    Lupine photography exhibit

    Dirk Yuricich will show his new photo series Aspen Lupine at the Ski Run Marina gallery. The opening reception is June 8 from 5-8pm. Refreshments will be served and all attendees can take part in a free raffle to win a matted photograph of one of the Aspen Lupine images. The Aspen Lupine opening reception […]

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  • State of the lake talk

    State of the lake talk

    Heather Segale of UC Davis Research and Education Programs at Lake Tahoe will be presenting information concerning the current clarity of the lake, invasive species, and climate change at Lake Tahoe. The talk is June 9 at 5:30pm at the Tahoe Maritime Museum in Homewood. Admission is $5 for members, $8 for non-members and includes […]

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  • Bike trail building in Tahoe City

    Bike trail building in Tahoe City

    June 23 from 11am-4pm TAMBA, Big Blue Adventure and the U.S. Forest Service are hosting a trail workday to begin construction on a singletrack connector trail above Tahoe City. More info is online.

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  • Art of winemaking at Sierra Nevada College

    Art of winemaking at Sierra Nevada College

    Winemaker Stephen Tebb from Robert Craig Winery will discuss the science and art of winemaking from the soil to the glass on June 16 at 6pm at the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, 291 Country Club Drive, Incline Village (on the campus of Sierra Nevada College). With an emphasis on mountain-grown fruit, he will discuss […]

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  • Reflections & Rhythms art hike

    Reflections & Rhythms art hike

    Trails and Vistas Art Hike on Sept 17. and Sept. 18 celebrates art and the environment at Spooner Lake, Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. Tours begin every 15 minutes beginning at noon on Saturday and 10am on Sunday. Tickets are $30. They go on sale July 1 online. Reflections & Rhythms embodies the creative process […]

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  • Spring Ski Run Cleanup Day

    Spring Ski Run Cleanup Day

    The Friends of Ski Run will be hosting the second annual Spring Ski Run Cleanup Day on June 11 from 11am-12:30pm. Anyone interested in helping keep Ski Run looking topnotch should meet at the Blue Angel Cafe at 1132 Ski Run Blvd. before 11am. Lunch will be provided to volunteers, thanks to the Blue Angel […]

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  • Haunted Walking Tour in Truckee

    Haunted Walking Tour in Truckee

    It is time to get spooked during the third annual Historical Haunted Walking Tour in downtown Truckee on Oct. 20 and Oct. 21. Old-timers will tell historic tales of the Wild West, ladies of nocturnal delight will sing a tune and entertaining characters will share titillating folklore along the nearly two-hour walk. Covering Truckee’s most […]

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