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  • Sculpture to speak at lunch

    Sculpture to speak at lunch

    Award winning bronze artist June Towill Brown of J.T. Brown Sculptures will present an educational tour of her sculpting career that “started over a glass of wine” during the North Tahoe Women’s Club monthly meeting on May 16. Women who live in the Reno/Lake Tahoe region are welcome to attend this luncheon at the Incline […]

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  • Medicinal plant walk

    Medicinal plant walk

    Ever think of the Sierra as a medicine cabinet? In fact, these mountains are chock-full of surprisingly healthful plants and flowers. Join Kimball Chatfield, a medicinal plants expert, on an easy walk in the High Sierra. When: July 3, 10am–2pm Cost: $35 guests/$50 non-guests (Sorensen’s bag lunch extra, or bring your own) For more information, […]

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  • Wildflower hike

    Wildflower hike

    Blankets of bright yellow mule’s ears, bowing columbine, elegant lupine, and countless other wildflowers brighten a 4-mile hike with botanist Karen Wiese, author of “Sierra Nevada Wildflowers”. When: July 15, 9am–3pm Cost: $50 guests/$75 non-guests For more information, call Sorensen’s Resort at 800.423.9949.

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  • Tribute to Woody Guthrie

    Tribute to Woody Guthrie

    Join the legendary Dust Bowl Troubadour, “Woody Guthrie” and his “road buddy Pete” as they drop by Sorensen’s for a lively, fireside performance. David Fenimore recreates Woody’s signature charm, singing traditional songs of hard times and original blues and ballads, still timely and touching today. When: July 22, 7pm Cost: $10 donation (Proceeds matched by […]

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  • Astronomy event at Sorensen’s

    Astronomy event at Sorensen’s

    Join astronomer Adrienne Cool and Ron Marzke of San Francisco State University for a fascinating nighttime event, peering through telescopes to spy planets, stars, and nebulae. All ages are welcome. When: May 7 at sunset (approximately 8pm) Cost: $10 adults/$5 kids, all proceeds (matched by Sorensen’s) will go to support school science programs in Alpine […]

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  • Chamber Music Charmers

    Chamber Music Charmers

    Toccata presents Trio Brio in “Chamber Music Charmers” June 12-19. Featured performers are David Brock, piano; Pat Crane, violin and viola; and Darrell Moore, clarinet performing works by classical, romantic, and 20th century jazz/impressionist composers including Mozart, Schumann, Bruch, Milhaud and Villiers Stanford. Performances are: June 12, 6pm at Squaw Valley Chapel, Olympic Valley. June […]

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  • Amgen events at St. Theresa

    Amgen events at St. Theresa

    Celebrate Amgen’s Tour of California  and support the students of St Theresa School with several fun events: May 14 3-5pm: Bicycle Poker Run, $10/hand, registration 1:30-2:45pm at Grace Hall corner of Lyons Avenue and Highway 50. May 14 5-8pm: spaghetti dinner, $10 adults, $5 kids 12 and under, beer and wine available, Grace Hall. May […]

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  • Mature driving course

    Mature driving course

    The South Lake Tahoe Senior Citizens Center is hosting an AARP Mature Driving Course on May 10 from 8:30am-5pm. The fee is $12 for AARP members and $14 for non-members. Lunch is available at the center for $3. Pre-registration is required for the class. In addition to improving your driving skills, a certificate of completion […]

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  • Day of the Young Child

    Day of the Young Child

    Day of the Young Child is the collaboration of many organizations and groups throughout the community, providing a variety of free early childhood education activities, demonstrations, and entertainment for children. The event is June 18 from 10am-2pm at Lake Tahoe Community College, One College Drive, South Lake Tahoe. For more information, call Kathy or Nadine […]

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