May
31
Fri
Designed to celebrate the spring thaw after a long winter season, the free Truckee Craw Thaw Music Festival, a New Orleans–inspired street festival, will bring an expanded lineup that includes regional and national musicians, food, drinks and family fun to historic downtown Truckee from May 31 to June 2. Bands include Jazz Mafia’s Heaviest Feather, Otis McDonald, Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers, Frankie Boots, The Lique, Failure Machine, John Courage Band, Farrow and the Peach Leaves, Brass Jazz Parade, and DJ Bazooka Zac. Learn more at www.truckeecrawthaw.com and learn how to get $100 cash back on lodging at https://www.truckee.com/
Jun
4
Tue
Ready to experience a wine dinner like never before? Join us for a family style meal on the pier overlooking Lake Tahoe. Enjoy the sun setting over the mountains of the West Shore while sipping on wines exclusively selected by our in-house sommelier and paired with a menu created by Executive Chef Robb Wyss. Each dish in this five-course meal is crafted to enhance and celebrate the flavors in each bottle of wine. Guests are sure to leave with a satisfied palate.
Reservations are required. Guests may make a reservation by calling 530.525.5200
Jun
6
Thu
Truckee Dirt Fondo—previously known as the Sagan Fondo Truckee Dirt Edition—is a competitive off-road bicycle race and family festival featuring the incredible dirt and gravel roads that lace their way throughout Tahoe National Forest.
The event is the metamorphosis of what was started in 2018 with three-time world road racing champion Peter Sagan. It is the future of Truckee on gravel bikes. The race will consist of three enhanced routes compared with the inaugural event, taking participants as high as 8,006 feet in elevation over Sardine Peak. The course is best suited for mixed-terrain, cyclocross, or mountain bikes. Each participant will be encouraged to select a bike that best suits their style of riding, but the courses will all favor the cyclocross format.
It is a fully supported race, with stocked aid stations (water, hydration mix, coke, bars, gels, fruits, salty & sweet snacks, etc), on-bike marshals, moto support and SAG vehicles. Depending on the route, there will be one, two or three aid stations along the course, every 15 miles or so.
The post-race festival will feature loads of family-oriented activities, food trucks, live music and beer provided by FiftyFifty Brewing Company. Immediately following the start of the main race on Saturday, the event will feature a fun, non-competitive, fully supported family ride along the Legacy Trail system and through the Truckee Bike Park.
Along with the race on Saturday, June, 8, festivities include a fundraising gala dinner on Thursday, June 6, and an expo on Friday, June 7, while the Truckee Roundhouse will present a maker show on Sunday, June 9. Find a full schedule of events at here.
Jun
11
Tue
Ready to experience a wine dinner like never before? Join us for a family style meal on the pier overlooking Lake Tahoe. Enjoy the sun setting over the mountains of the West Shore while sipping on wines exclusively selected by our in-house sommelier and paired with a menu created by Executive Chef Robb Wyss. Each dish in this five-course meal is crafted to enhance and celebrate the flavors in each bottle of wine. Guests are sure to leave with a satisfied palate.
Reservations are required. Guests may make a reservation by calling 530.525.5200
Jun
18
Tue
Ready to experience a wine dinner like never before? Join us for a family style meal on the pier overlooking Lake Tahoe. Enjoy the sun setting over the mountains of the West Shore while sipping on wines exclusively selected by our in-house sommelier and paired with a menu created by Executive Chef Robb Wyss. Each dish in this five-course meal is crafted to enhance and celebrate the flavors in each bottle of wine. Guests are sure to leave with a satisfied palate.
Reservations are required. Guests may make a reservation by calling 530.525.5200
Jul
13
Sat
In a benefit for the Institute for Young Dramatic Voices, internationally celebrated opera singer Dolora Zajick and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason will join forces for an evening of great music and food with sweeping views of Lake Tahoe as a backdrop. Also featured will be young opera stars of tomorrow from the Institute for Young Dramatic Voices.
The proceeds from the event go to the Institute to help support the work it does in training and developing the next generation of opera singers.
For more information about the event, which will take place at a private estate in Glenbrook, contact Moira Johnson at 613-292-4775 or moira@moirajohnson.com.
Aug
21
Wed
As part of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s Sunset Serenades concert series, the Lake Tahoe Academy Orchestra, a 26-member ensemble of some of the country’s best young musicians, will perform five shows in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee from August 21–25.
The festival opens with Musique de France, featuring Malcolm MacKenzie, baritone, at West End Beach at Donner Lake in Truckee. Gates open at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30 for adults, $20 for student ages 12 to 21 and free for children under 12.
Aug
22
Thu
As part of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s Sunset Serenades concert series, the Lake Tahoe Academy Orchestra, a 26-member ensemble of some of the country’s best young musicians, will perform five shows in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee from August 21–25.
The second of these shows takes place Thursday, August 22, at the West Shore Café in Homewood. The West Shore Café will offer a picnic dinner during the performance of Wild and Wonderful – a Grab Bag from Around the World, featuring Malcolm MacKenzie, baritone, and Joseph Brown, trumpet. Gates open and dinner service begins at 4:30 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Ticket cost includes dinner.
Aug
23
Fri
Aug 23 @ 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
As part of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s Sunset Serenades concert series, the Lake Tahoe Academy Orchestra, a 26-member ensemble of some of the country’s best young musicians, will perform five shows in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee from August 21–25.
On the third evening, Friday, August 23, the Tahoe Maritime Center Museum & Gardens in Tahoe City will host Musique de France, featuring Malcolm MacKenzie, baritone. Gates open at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30 for adults, $20 for student ages 12 to 21 and free for children under 12.
Aug
24
Sat
Aug 24 @ 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
As part of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s Sunset Serenades concert series, the Lake Tahoe Academy Orchestra, a 26-member ensemble of some of the country’s best young musicians, will perform five shows in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee from August 21–25.
On the fourth evening, Saturday, August 24, Great Cities Inspiration featuring Joseph Brown, trumpet, will be held at the Squaw Valley Chapel Garden in Olympic Valley. Gates open at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30 for adults, $20 for student ages 12 to 21 and free for children under 12.
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