From the Today Show to the Travel Channel, the Tahoe region is notorious for spectacular July Fourth fireworks displays and festivities. Every year, dozens of free and ticketed events around the region commemorate Independence Day. CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR ROUNDUP OF INDEPENDENCE DAY FESTIVITIES AROUND THE REGION Continue Reading
Christie’s Sets New Record for Most Expensive Painting
The rediscovered masterpiece by the Renaissance master sells for an historic $450,312,500, obliterating the previous world record for the most expensive work of art at auction. Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale totals $785,942,250 On a historic night at Christie’s in New York, Salvator Mundi, a depiction of Christ as ‘Saviour of the World’ by one of history’s greatest and most Continue Reading
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The First Snow has Fallen
[Olympic Valley, Calif.] September 21, 2017 – Just over two months since Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows concluded skiing and riding for the 2016-17 season, the resort has received three inches of fresh snow with more in the forecast. Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows is looking to once again host Tahoe’s longest season, with an anticipated opening date of Nov. 17, weather and Continue Reading
Hoist the Sail: We’re Heading to Bermuda
The America’s Cup brings the world’s top sailors and craft to Bermuda, but there’s much more to this cluster of 181 isles—visit and you might weigh anchor Since Spanish sea captain Juan de Bermúdez became the first known person to successfully sail to Bermuda in the early 16th century, the British Overseas Territory has become synonymous with crystal-clear blue seas, beautiful beaches, Continue Reading
Triathalons & Biking Events in Tahoe this Summer
Whether you’re an avid road-cycling warrior or prefer the more rugged terrain through Sierra peaks on mountain bike, North Lake Tahoe is home to events and competitions that appeal to a wide range of recreational enthusiasts. Here are our top seven for summer 2017: The 6th annual XTERRA Tahoe City Off-Road Triathlon, Duathlon & Sprint June 24 | Tahoe City Starts Continue Reading
How to Work with an Architect
Atop a hill with sweeping 360-degree views of forested slopes and the San Francisco Bay, the barbecue was fired up, and over chargrilled steak and a fine bottle of wine, architect Mark Jensen and his client discussed the home that was to be built there.This was some site visit. “It was just one of many,” says Jensen, one of four principals at Jensen Architects. “We spent a lot of time hanging Continue Reading
WinterWonderGrass Tahoe is Back
WinterWonderGrass Tahoe returns for 3 days of world-class Bluegrass/Acoustic Roots music on four stages, California and Nevada craft breweries and beer tasting all under the snow covered peaks at Squaw Valley. It's going to be an epic weekend bringing together those who love music, mountains and a good time. NEW this year is a free Thursday Kickoff Concert in the The Continue Reading
March Events for Tahoe/Truckee
Will it be a Miracle March? There's almost no place left to put all the snow we got in January and February but hopefully we can keep adding to that record snowpack. Here's a list of March events that are going to take place whether the chairlifts are dug out or not. Friday March 3: SnowFest! Fireworks Commons Beach, Tahoe City Visit Their Website Saturday March Continue Reading
SnowFest! 2017 Starts this Weekend!
Every spring since 1982, North Lake Tahoe comes alive with 10 fun-filled days and nights, jam packed with events and activities for all ages. This year the festivities kick off at 5:30pm on Thursday, March 2 with a party at Garwoods; enjoy Garwood's Wet Woodys and the music of Groove Foundry. On Friday, March 3, Willard's in Tahoe City is hosting an apres ski party from 4-6pm and the Continue Reading
