This Weekend | August 24-26, 2018 Vikingsholm BBQ Fundraiser On Sunday, August 26, 2018, from 5:00 - 8:00 pm there will be a picnic style BBQ at Vikingsholm, held by Big Blue Q of Tahoe, with wine and beer and a flashback into the days of Emerald Bay Resort, featuring Rosie Smith. This evening BBQ benefits the work of the Sierra State Parks Foundation. Tickets are $80 Continue Reading
World’s Most Picturesque Golf Courses
Explore the World's Most Picturesque Golf Courses There are more than 30,000 golf courses in the world, so choosing the best is difficult to narrow down. Is it Augusta National in Georgia, home of the Masters? Le Golf National outside Paris, the location of this year’s Ryder Cup in September? Bellerive Country Club in Missouri, which hosts the 100th PGA Championship in August? Or somewhere else Continue Reading
August Events in Tahoe and Beyond
Hot cars, hot boats, hot August nights and days. Summer is just heating up with fun this August at the lake and at the biggest little city in the world. Check out our top picks for August events in Tahoe. Hot August Nights Reno, August 7-12 For 31 years Hot August Nights has been heating the streets of Reno with classic cars, music, and a host of other events not to be missed. Continue Reading
Martis Camp Market Report 2018
The first six months of 2018 are on pace to surpass annual sales at Martis Camp set just last year. As of June 20, 2018, 31 custom homes and 14 homesites have been closed or put into escrow. Totaling more than $176 million in volume Throughout 2017, 45 home sales and 36 homesite sales were recorded at Martis Camp, representing $244,000,000 in volume. With historically low levels of Continue Reading
Summer Fun at Squaw Valley
Summer in Squaw Valley is just getting started! There are a host of other events to attend throughout July and August. Enjoy free music every Tuesday, yoga on Wednesdays and other family friendly activities happening in the valley all summer. Check out the line up: Kids Adventure Camp : June 29-Aug. 30 Kids will have a great time with our experienced counselors and other campers as they Continue Reading
Tahoe Guide to 4th of July
Fourth of July is tradition in Tahoe and there are a lots of annual celebrations to participate in. Check out our guide to the major events in Tahoe and Truckee. Don't forget about the fireworks! There are 3 shows on the 4th in Tahoe City, Donner Lake and Incline Village and the annual July 3rd fireworks at Kings Beach! Red White & Tahoe Blue Celebration Incline Village, June Continue Reading
Fathers Day 2018: A Luxury Gift Guide
For Father's Day 2018, we suggest you go classic with gifting. Luggage that functions as well as it flatters, a kayak modeled on a classic car and stationery that begs for a return to penmanship are just the ticket Do away with throwaway gifts this Fathers Day and buy something that will be cherished for years to come. From a special limited-edition timepiece to state-of-the-art Continue Reading
Summer Music in Tahoe 2018
The summer music series in Tahoe is not to be missed. With free music available nearly every day of the week on the North Shore and Truckee, your'e sure to find some fun in the sun. Here's our list for Tahoe music: Concerts at Commons Beach Sundays in Tahoe City June 17- Sept. 2 Website Music on the Beach Fridays in Kings Continue Reading
Know the Code: In-law Units
Many, many times we all come across a property that has had an addition at some point in time-right? And many of those additions are extra living space complete with a kitchen to be used as a rental unit/in-law unit or Additional Dwelling Unit (as the town of Truckee calls them). While the State of California says they are legal, local jurisdictions can apply their own Continue Reading
Can Altitude Effect Your Pets?
For starters, are animals actually affected by altitude? The short answer is yes, animals like dogs and cats are also sensitive to the harmful effects of high altitude, which can include vomiting, headache, and, in extreme cases, a build-up of fluid in the lungs and brain, particularly if they will be active when they reach high altitudes. What are some preliminary precautions a Continue Reading
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