South Lake Tahoe Activities and Events-Oct 2009
Weekly Fun Run
Every Thursday at 6PM. Come and do a fun 4-6 mile walk/run at Sawmill Pond, right on Lake Tahoe Blvd. If you have any question contact them at: Email:brillianteileen@aol.com, Phone:775-588-5138, or website:www.tahoemtnmilers.org.
Kids Night Out
Every Saturday, 6-11PM. Do you want a night out? Do you want to know your kid is safe and will have fun with other kids their age? Well take them to 867 Eloise Ave. Suite B South Lake Tahoe CA, 96150. Have any questions? Contact them at: Email:tahoegymnastics@yahoo.com, Phone:530-544-7314 or at their website:www.tahoegym.net.
Swing Dancing
Every Tuesday 6:30-9:30PM. Come and show off your swing dancing moves, and if you have no moves come and learn. Come join us at El Charro Avitia’s Restaurant, 4389 S. Carson St., Carson City. No partner is required. Call 629-9369 or go to www.highsierrasdc.org .
Bill Behr’s Open Mic
Every night 9:30PM. Any one over the age of 21 is welcome to enjoy a fun night with music and drinks. If you have any questions contact them at: Phone:530.541.4960 or website:www.rojostahoe.com.
October 3-4
20th Annual Kokanee Salmon Festival
October 3 and 4, 10AM-4PM. Taylor Creek Visitor Center South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150. The 20th Annual Kokanee Salmon Festival will be held this year at the U.S. Forest Service Visitor Center at Taylor Creek, 3 miles north of the City of South Lake Tahoe on California Highway 89. The festival is a weekend of family activities celebrating the annual spawning run of the Kokanee Salmon up Taylor Creek and the golden colors of Fall. Come enjoy the special events, great food, and meet Sammy Salmon! This year’s celebrations include a number of events and activities that have become associated with the Salmon Festival. Back this year will be the Salmon Feed, 5k, 10k, a children’s run, children’s activities, educational programs and booths, and streamside programs. Located in: Taylor Creek Visitor Center and Stream Profile Chamber. More Info: Phone: (530) 543-2674
October 3-4
The 14th Annual Camp Richardson Oktoberfest
October 3 and 4. Oktoberfest is fun for the entire family, a traditional welcome to the fall, featuring great food, music, a Kid’s Carnival, and the famous Beer and Wine Garden. Come check out the German Food & Desserts, Craft Booths, Beer & Wine Garden, Live Music Pumpkin Patch, Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Children’s Games, Hay Rides by Camp Rich Corral, and Free Parking. Call (800) 544-1801
Historic Tahoe
October 10, 2009 at 2PM. Come and learn about Lake Tahoes past with Bill Craven. Join him atSouth Lake Tahoe Branch Library,1000 Rufus Allen Blvd, South Lake Tahoe CA, 96150. If you have any questions contact at:530-573-3185
Lake Tahoe Activities and Events- Sept 2009
Every night at 9:30PM. Anyone over 21 can enjoy the great music and drinks at Rojo’s Restaurant and Bar right off of Hwy 50 and San Francisco Ave.South Lake Tahoe, Ca. Any Questions? Contact at 530-541-4960 or at www.rojostahoe.com.
Weekly Fun Run
Every Thursday at 6PM. Come do a 4-6 mile walk/run at Sawmill Pond on Lake Tahoe Blvd. Questions? E-mail them at brillianteileen@aol.com or call at 775-588-5138
Kids Night Out
Every Wednesday 6-11PM. If you want a nigh out without your kids? Do you want your kids to have fun meeting other kids there age? Any kid who is potty trained is welcomed to a night with family movies, pizza and games. Bring them to 867 Eloise Ave. Suit B South Lake Tahoe CA, 96150. Email them at tahoegymnastics@yahoo.com, call them at 530-544-7314 or visit their website at www.tahoegym.net.
Swing Dancing
Every Tuesday, 6:30PM-9:30PM. Come and show your best swing dance move, every Tuesday at El Charro Avitia’s Restaurant, 4389 S. Carson St., Carson City. No partner is required. Call 629-9369 or go to www.highsierrasdc.org.
Sept 23-27-Lake Tahoe Marathon Week 2009
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150. The 3-Day Lake Tahoe Triathlon, Marathon, Marathon Relays, 1/2 marathon, 10K, 5K, Bike, Kayak, Swim events, 20 Mile Power Walk and Extreme Golf on Wednesday & more! And the new 72 mile Tahoe Ultra Marathon which runs around Lake Tahoe. Optional activities include: 2 Day Sports & Fitness Expo, Around the Lake & Course Tour, Sunset Pasta Cruise; Gourmet Finish Line Brunch, Saturday Night Awards Party and a Spectator Bus. Email: leswright@sbcglobal.net Phone: (530) 544-7095
Sept 3-5-Valhalla Theatre Presents: “The Rabbit Hole”
Presented by the Dakota Organization. Boathouse Theatre 7:30 pm. $18/15/5 Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information.
Sept 5-Thin Air Chili Cook-Off-Kirkwood Mountain Resort
Noon.To enter contest please e-mail jkoster@kirkwood.com
Sept 5-Chickenfoot/Sammy Hagar
Sammy Hagars new band features Joe Satriani, Chad Smith and Michael Anthony. Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys. Call (775) 588-2411 for more information.
Sept 6-Labor Day Weekend Fireworks Extravaganza
Pyrotechnic exhibition over South Lake Tahoe after dusk. The show will be synched to music on local radio stations KOWL-AM 1490 and KRLT-FM 93.9 Approximately 8:30
Sept 6-Israel Vibration and The Roots Radics Band
Live music at Bar 24 inside Bill’s Casino. 10pm. Call (775) 588-6611 for more information
Sept 12-Bijou Bash
11-4pm Bijou Community Park on Al Tahoe Blvd. A fun day for the entire family with musicians, skateboard contests and much more. FREE. Contact the City of South Lake Parks and Recreation (530) 542-6056 or visit www.recreationintahoe.com
Sept 13-Tour de Tahoe-Bike Big Blue
7th annual ride around Lake Tahoe’s beautiful 72 mile shoreline. The tour de Tahoe will offer spectacular scenery, awesome food and generous support. There is a limit of 2000 participants. Start and finish at the Lake Tahoe Horizon Casino Resort. Call (800) 565-2704 for more information.
Sept 13-TOCCATA Presents Annual 9/11 Memorial Concert Series
3-5PM. Come have fun with an Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area wraps up its 2009 Big Blue Summer Music Fest with a 9/11 Memorial Concert Series dedicated to those who lost their lives in the 9/11 disaster. The program includes the Mendelssohn String Symphony, Bach Brandenburg Concerto #3 and concludes with theFaure Requiem featuring the TOCCATA Chorus. The South Lake performance is the final concert in the series on September 13. Other performances are Wednesday, September 9 at 5:00 pm at Squaw Valley Chapel; Thursday, September 10 at 7:30 pm at St. Patrick’s Church in Incline Village; Friday, September 11 at 7:30 pm at Trinity Episcopal in Reno. Tickets are available at www.activitytickets.com or at the door – $15 adults, $12 seniors, $5 students, and children under 12 are free with a paying adult. If there are any more questions, email them at:jamesrawietoccata@gmail.com, Call: 775-313-9697 or visit the website: www.toccatatahoe.com
Sept 17-Handful of Luvin’ at The Boathouse Theater
Gypsy Folk Rock Concert. Fiddle driven folk/rock from Seattle. Sold out last year so get your tix early! 7:30pm $15/12/5 Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information
Sept 17-20-23rd annual Cool September Days Car Show
Horizon Casino Resort. Call (530) 541-7300 for more information
Sept 18-Tahoe Writers Block
A celebration of all writers who call Lake Tahoe home and those who are or have been inspired by The Lake. $10 includes wine reception 7pm Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information.
Sept 19-Photo Retreat with Terry Nathan
Join photographer Terry Nathan to learn techniques for capturing Sierra images. One day workshop which includes fieldwork. www.terrynathanphoto.com Sorensen’s Resort 9am-2pm. $50 guests/$75 non-guests. For class reservations and lodging (800) 423-9949.
Sept 19-Tingstad and Rumbel
Boathouse Theater. Grammy Award winning American fingerstyle guitar, double reeds, ocarina and expanded world style ensemble in a mix of original and covered tunes including Tex-Mex stylings, Caribbean rythyms, American fingerpicking and devotion to the American songbook. 7:30pm $15/12/5 Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information
Sept 21-Explore the Emigrant Trail
Join this tour through Hope Valley and over Carson Pass and learn about the early Pioneers. Sorensens Resort. 8:30am-3:00pm $50 guests/$75 non-guests (includes lunch) $25 ages 6-13, under 6 free w/o lunch. Call (800) 423-9949 for more information.
Sept 21-25-Hope Valley Fall Watercolor Workshop
Paint on location with Jill Mueller at 7.000 feet in the High Sierra. Demonstrations and class participation included. www.ladyjill.com or (800) 423-9949 for more information. Sorensen’s Resort. 9am-1pm daily. $325 guests/$395 non-guests.
Sept 23-27-Lake Tahoe Marathon Week
The 3 day Tahoe Triple Marathon, Lake Tahoe Triathalon, The 3 day Lake Tahoe Triathalon, Narathon,Marathon Relays, 1/2 Marathon, 20 mile Power Walk, 10K, 5K, Bike, Kayak, Swim events. Extreme Golf as well! Call (530) 544-7095 for more information
Sept 26-Free Kids Fun Run
Lake Tahoe Marathon. Series of free Kids Fun Runs for toddlers to age 12. 1pm at Pope Beach. Call (530) 544-7095 for more information
Sept 26-The Black Irish Band
The band excels at Irish,Italian and American Folk music with an assortment of original songs and traditional western ballads. Boathouse Theater. 7:30pm $15/12/5 Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information
Sept 27-Sketching in the Sierra Workshop
Join John “jack” Muir Laws, author of Laws Field Guide to the Sierra. Learn the tricks of drawing in the field and how to use watercolor and pencil. Sorensen’s Resort. 9am-1pm. $50 guests/$75 non-guests. Includes lunch. For class and lodging reservations call (800) 423-9949
Sept 29-Bare Bones Open Mic Night at the Valhalla Grand Hall
Music, comedy,spoken word. Creative stage for musicians, writers,comedians and all other performing artists wanting to be seen and heard. 7:30pm. FREE Valhalla Arts and Music Festival. Call (530) 541-4975 for more information.
Sept 29-Closing the Garden
6:30PM. A local gardener, Carolyn Meiers, will teach you how to put your garden to sleep for the winter. Join her at South Lake Tahoe Branch Library, 1000 Rufun Allen Blvd. South Lake Tahoe,CA 96150. Have any Questions call 530-573-3185.
Upcoming Activities and Events at Lake Tahoe
Warren Miller Presents “Children of Winter”
South Lake Tahoe
Mont Bleu Casino/Resort
December 5th-6th
Valhalla Holiday Gala
Valhalla Grounds/Camp Richardson
South Lake Tahoe
December 6th
Ski Sugar Bowl benefit for Tahoe Women’s Services
North Lake Tahoe
December 13th
Lake Tahoe
Adventure Film Festival
South Lake Tahoe
December 16th
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s Holiday Party
South Lake Tahoe
December 26th-27th
17th Annual
Snow God’s Ball
North Lake Tahoe
December 19th-20th
Brickelltown Christmas
North Lake Tahoe
December 26th
Gold and Silver New
Year’s Eve Party
North Lake Tahoe
December 31st
Lake Tahoe Venues-Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheater
Harveys Outdoor Amphitheater
18 US Highway 50, Stateline, NV
This the big one! Superstars play on this stage with past events featuring the Eagles, Earth, Wind and Fire, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Sammy Hager and Beyonce’. An absolutely fabulous venue especially on those warm Lake Tahoe evenings with a gorgeous sunset behind the stage. We think it may be one of the most beautiful outdoor stages in the world! What a great reason to stay in a Lake Tahoe Vacation Rental for your next Tahoe vacation or getaway!

Upcoming Concert Schedule-Summer 2008
Journey with Heart and Cheap Trick
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
July 2008
Saturday
7/12/2008
6:00 PM
James Taylor
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
July 2008
Sat
7/12/2008
6:00 PM
Toby Keith
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
Sunday
7/27/2008
7:00 PM
Steely Dan
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
August 2008
Saturday
8/2/2008
7:30 PM
Sammy Hagar and The Wabos
Harvey,s Outdoor Amphitheatre
Saturday
8/9/2008
7:00 PM
Alan Jackson
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
Friday
8/15/2008
7:30 PM
Sheryl Crow
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
Saturday
8/23/2008
6:30 PM
Kiss
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
Saturday
8/30/2008
7:30 PM
Luis Miguel
Harvey’s Outdoor Amphitheatre
September 2008
Sunday
9/7/2008
7:00 PM
Lake Tahoe Activities-Opening Day Lake Tahoe
Friday, June 20
Judy Collins in The South Shore Room at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe
Saturday, June 21
Blue Avenue Block Party from Noon – 5 p.m. featuring:
* Freestyle Moto-X Rock Show
* Miss Hawaiian Tropic Northern Nevada State Finals
* Live Music on three stages
* Flying Elvi Skydive Team
* Street Performers
* Harley/Hot Rod Displays
* Food Vendors representing some of Tahoe’s Finest Restaurants
* Art Show
* Craft Fair
* Recreation Expo
* Complimentary Bike Valet
* Bounce House & Climbing Wall
After Party at Heavenly Village from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. featuring:
California Dreamin’…A Musical Journey through the Golden State
Sidewalk Sale
Headliner Entertainment at MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa featuring:
Smokey Robinson at 8 p.m.
For tickets visit montbleuresort.com
Sunday, June 22
Blue World Activities featuring:
* Great Lake Tahoe Sternwheeler Race – Marking the 25th anniversary of the Tahoe Queen
* Walt Disney Themed Yacht Club Parade
* World’s Highest Parasail Competition
There is no charge to attend the Block Party on Saturday. The lake activities on Sunday can be watched from the shoreline of many local beaches but those who want to be part of the action can purchase tickets to ride one of the Paddlewheelers as they race from shore to shore. Price of tickets for the Tahoe Queen and/ or The M.S. Dixie II are $25 and includes breakfast and the boat race. To purchase tickets, call 800-23-TAHOE.
Those seeking additional information on this event can call 800-AT-TAHOE.
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