Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Thursday, December 24th

Squaw Valley: The Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade is a beautiful and festive procession of lights starting at 6pm. Please note, no night skiing/riding on this evening.

Village at Northstar:  Check out the festivities here.

Friday, December 25th

Tahoe Donner:  Ski with Santa – Join Santa for a half day of skiing and riding fun. The ski hill will open at noon. Visit www.skitahoedonner.com or call (530) 587-9444 for the most current information.

Squaw Valley: Live Music at The Auld Dubliner – 9pm

Saturday, December 26th

Squaw Valley: Live Music at The Auld Dubliner – 9pm

Sunday, December 27th

Tahoe Donner: Demo Day – Try the latest cross country ski equipment for free from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Trail pass required. For more information, contact the Cross Country Center at (530) 587-9484 or visit www.tdxc.com.

Thursday, December 31st

Tahoe Donner: Join us for a torchlight parade on New Year’s Eve. This event is for intermediate skiers and riders ages 10 or older who can ski or ride unassisted in the dark on our Racecourse run. Come early to secure a spot in the parade. A DJ and snacks will be provided in the bar area prior to the parade. Sign-up is from 4:30 – 5:45 p.m. with a 6 p.m. start time. Visit www.skitahoedonner.com or call (530) 587-9444 for the most current information.

Tahoe Donner: 5pm – 7pm Snowshoe by the light of the moon. If you have never experienced snowshoeing at night, you won’t want to miss this unforgettable experience. Join us for a guided snowshoe tour under the light of a full moon. Cost: $7.50; Does not include snowshoe rental fee. Register at Trout Creek Recreation Center or by calling (530) 587-9437. Bring your own snowshoes or contact the Recreation Coordinator at (530) 582-9649 no later than the Wednesday prior to the hike to arrange for a rental. Hot chocolate and snacks will be provided as part of each snowshoe tour.

Squaw Valley: The Auld Dubliner New Year’s Eve Bash! – 8pm.  Ring in the New Year at Tahoe’s favorite Irish pub, Champagne toast & live music.

Squaw Valley: Fresh Tracks New year’s Extravaganza – Squaw Valley’s “mature” guests can choose froma  myriad of New Year’s Eve celebrations including the LARGEST party on the North Shore at the Olympic House.  The Fresh Tracks New Year’s Eve Party is 3 parties in one, with live music and house DJ beats in all three Olympic House bars.  Tickets are $15 and guests must be 21 & older with a valid ID.

Squaw Valley:  Le Chamois & Loft Bar New Year’s Eve Party – Squaw Valley’s Le Chamois/Loft Bar has it going on two levels. Downstairs transforms into a dance club with DJs spinning disco & funk all night long. Upstairs the disco ball will be spinning. After 8 pm only guests must be 21 & older with a valid ID.

Squaw Valley:  Fireworks at Squaw Valley USA – 9pm – Begin or end your New Year’s Celebrations with Squaw Valley Fireworks

Squaw Valley: Coast to Coast Gold & Silver New year’s Eve parties at High Camp, el. 8200.  Come one come all and come dressed in gold and silver for this New Year’s Eve Extravaganza. The all-ages soiree includes a starry-night Cable Car ride, ice skating, a delicious dinner in the elegantly decorated Poolside Cafe, entertainment, and a 9:00 pm East Coast New Year’s champagne toast.  Tickets will be available at www.squawshop.com and in Squaw Valley’s Special Tickets office. Call 530-452-7278 for more information.

Village at Northstar:  Fire & Ice New Year’s Eve Party – check out the details here. 

Friday, January 1 2010

Tahoe Donner 5:00pm – 9:00pm: All kids aged 4 – 9 years old are invited to join us the first Friday of every month from 5 – 9 p.m. for an evening of games, activities, dinner, a movie and a bedtime story. Parents, enjoy a few hours to yourselves while our trained staff provides a fun and safe environment for your little ones at Northwoods Clubhouse. Cost is $15 per child and includes a pizza dinner. Space is limited; pre-registration and credit card payment is required at least one day in advance. Call the Recreation Coordinator at (530) 582-9646 to register or for more information.

Come celebrate the opening of Truckee’s new recreation center at Sierra Senior Services  9th Annual Truckee Bingo Night and Spaghetti Dinner – a perfect evening out for the whole family. This event benefits Truckee and North Tahoe area seniors, homebound, and disabled adults who rely on fresh-cooked, hot meals seven days a week provided by our area’s Meals on Wheels volunteers.
 
Join us as we host the first fun-filled social event at new Truckee Recreation Center on Saturday, January 30. No – host bars open at 5 pm. Dinner is served at 6 pm. Enjoy a delicious Italian feast prepared by Moody’s, the Ritz-Carlton, and Cottonwoods, plus other surprises for only $20. Appetizers, dessert, and coffee are included.
 
After dinner, bingo balls start poppin’ from 7 pm – 9 pm with 10 games for $10, followed by a $10 blackout game. Raffle prizes and a silent auction keep the evening stirring with excitement. Grand prize is a Wine Country weekend. Raffle tickets are $10 each or 3 for $20.
 
Our Meals on Wheels and congregate meals programs serve over 24,000 meals annually to Truckee and North Tahoe residents who are homebound or unable to prepare meals for themselves. In addition to providing food, Meals on Wheels volunteers provide companionship and loving care along the way. They are the “eyes, ears, and voice” for many seniors who are isolated or living away from family.
 
Truckee Bingo Night and Spaghetti Dinner is one of several major fundraisers for Sierra Senior Services Meals Programs. For tickets and information, call 550-7600.

Lather and Fizz, my favorite bath store in Squaw Valley, Northstar and online has extended their promotional offer of a free bath bomb with purchase through December 24th.

These are great stocking stuffers and gifts.  Check them out:  www.latherandfizz.com.  It is a while supplies last situation, so take notice!

Welcome to Truckee this holiday season.  According the weather report at this time, you can look forward to low 50’s with some clouds and a chance of snow on Saturday.  Here are events that are going on around the Truckee Tahoe area:

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26TH 2009

The Village at Squaw – Thanksgiving Candle Making at Waxen Moon
Thanksgiving at High Camp: learn more here
____________________________________
The Village at Northstar is offering the Perfect Activity for your Thanksgiving weekend with rewards for shopping in the Village, and free ice skating.  Learn more here 

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27TH 2009

Resort at Squaw Creek - Come out and see Peggy Flemming and local children skate at the Resort at Squaw Creek Ice Rink, 7-8pm.
6-9 pm Sleigh Rides
5-8pm New Gingerbread Village Unveiling and Grand Lighting Ceremony
__________________________________
Tahoe Donner – Family Movie Night starts at 6:30pm at the Northwoods Clubhouse.  Bring your pillow and blanket for Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaur.
__________________________________
The Village at Northstar is offering the Perfect Activity for your Thanksgiving weekend with rewards for shopping in the Village, and free ice skating.  Learn more here 

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28TH 2009

The Village at Squaw – wine tasting at Uncorked in the Village
___________________________
Tahoe Donner – Light Up The Night Tree Lighting, Saint Nick, Live Music, Marshmallow Roasting, Arts & Crafts 5:00 – 8:00pm at The Lodge.  Here is a link to their location
________________________
The Village at Northstar
is offering the Perfect Activity for your Thanksgiving weekend with rewards for shopping in the Village, and free ice skating.  Learn more here 

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29TH 2009

The Village at Squaw – wine tasting at Uncorked in the Village
_______________________
The Village at Northstar is offering the Perfect Activity for your Thanksgiving weekend with rewards for shopping in the Village, and free ice skating.  Learn more here

Lather and Fizz, my absolute favorite bath store in Squaw Valley and Northstar is offering an online / phone order November 2009 promotion.
I have already order some.  The bath bombs are my kids favorite and last for many baths.  The smell is wonderful!  I give these as gifts all year round!  Here is a link to their site:  www.latherandfizz.com

 

PURCHASE FOUR HOLIDAY BATH BOMBS RECEIVE A
Limited Edition STAR HOLIDAY BATH BOMB FREE.
($5.75 VALUE)*

* expires Nov. 30, 2009
available on internet and phone orders only. Star Holiday Bath Bomb will be automatically added to your order at time of fulfillment.

turkeyEarthly Delights has just released their Thanksgiving menu.  You can pre-order anything from appetizers and salads to the whole holiday meal.  Visit their web site to view and order – www.earthlydelightstahoe.com.

earthly_delightsEarthly Delights is hosting an event where you can learn about Chardonnay and make your own.  This event will take place November 20th 2009 and space is limited . .  .visit their web site www.earthlydelightstahoe.com to learn more and reserve your spot.

The Truckee Tahoe Community Chorus of Sierra College is hosting a Red Tag Sale, Saturday, Nov. 7 and Sunday, Nov. 8, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the former Izod Outlet, Citizens Bank Plaza on Donner Pass Road. The “OK Chorale” will be singin’ and havin’ a shoot-out Sunday, around 1 p.m. on the premises — that’s a bit past high noon.

New and used Rummage Sale items donated by Chorus Members, “Cabona’s and Jackass Ridge” to be sold to benefit the Chorus. Please come and show your support!

For more info: www.singttcc.org

When: Saturday, November 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Tahoe Cross-Country Ski Area, The Highlands
Cost: Free admission
Seller Drop Off: Register your sale items Friday, November 13 from 2 to 9 p.m. at Tahoe XC.
Contact: tahoexc.org, 530-583-5475
Inside Info: The only swap geared exclusively towards cross-country ski equipment, including classic, skate skiing, snowshoeing, backcountry/telemark, clothing and accessories. The most popular items are top of the line skating gear, which can go fast, so be sure and arrive early for the best gear. Staff and volunteers are on hand to help you to understand what equipment may suit you best. The event is a fundraiser for the Tahoe Cross Country Ski Education Association, which supports the popular Strider-Glider, Winter Discovery Center and Kids Ski Free programs at Tahoe Cross Country.

** Information courtesy of Moonshine Ink

28th Annual Truckee Ski Swap
When: Saturday, November 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Truckee-Donner Recreation and Parks Community Center, Church Street, Downtown Truckee
Cost: Admission is $1, Children 12 and under get in free.
Seller Drop Off: To sell items, pick up tags between October 27 and November 7 at the Truckee Community Center, then bring equipment to the public check-in between 7:30 and 9 a.m. on November 7. Merchant products come in on Friday, November 6 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Contact: tdrpd.com, 530-582-7720
Inside Info: Like North Tahoe’s, the Truckee ski swap has downhill, cross country and snowboarding equipment, as well as clothing and miscellaneous items

 

** information courtesy of Moonshine Ink

Older Posts »