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February 2009 -
Lake Tahoe Events
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January 27-February 1
- The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Dennis Blair and
Chipper Lowell
- The Improv is for adults age 21 and over.
- Show time: 9pm Sunday & Tuesday through Friday. 8pm & 10pm on
Saturday. Tickets: $25 Sunday & Tuesday through Friday, $30 on Saturday.
Show times, comedy line-ups and prices are subject to change.
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Harvey's Resort & Casino Harvey's Cabaret, Stateline, NV- Call Toll
free: (800)427-8397 or (775)588-2411 for information.
- January 31-Feburary 1, 7-8, 21-22, 28-March 1
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Snowshoeing in the Sierra
- Join our excellent guides on a natural history snowshoe trek. View
the unsullied views of the Sierra and learn about natural history and
local wildlife. Your day in the mountains will include snowshoes, trail
snacks, and hot beverages. The location depends upon your interests and
abilities. Give us a call to book your trip today.
- Starts: 10:00am-2:00pm.
- Call: (530)913-9212 or E-mail
for more information.
- February 1
- Crosby's Superbowl Party
- Football season has it's rewards at Crosby's and Diamond Peak. The
more beverages you purchase at Crosby's throughout the football season
makes your odds higher at winning big prizes on Superbowl Sunday
including a Diamond Peak season pass for 09/10, ski lift tickets, a
flat-screen TV and more! Everybody say "Hut"!
- Crosby's-Christmas Tree Village, 868 Tahoe BLVD, Incline Village,
NV- Call: (877)468-4397 for information.
- FREE Mini-Intuitive Readings
- February 1-28
- February 1-March 22
- Party with Arty
- It’s the best disco, dance, R&B and soul party in Lake Tahoe!
- Starts: 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Harrah's Lake Tahoe Center Stage Stateline, NV 89449- Call:
(775)588-6611 for information.
- February 3
- Red Tuesday DJ party with Papa Chango & Ryan Howard
- Starts: 10pm-1am on Tuesday. Free event.
- Crystal Bay
Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call: (775)831-0512 for
information.
- February 3-8
- The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Aisha Tyler and
James P. Connolly
- The Improv is for adults age 21 and over.
- Show time: 9pm Sunday & Tuesday through Friday. 8pm & 10pm on
Saturday. Tickets: $25 Sunday & Tuesday through Friday, $30 on Saturday.
Show times, comedy line-ups and prices are subject to change.
-
Harvey's Resort & Casino Harvey's Cabaret, Stateline, NV- Call Toll
free: (800)427-8397 or (775)588-2411 for information.
- February 3-28
- February 4-28
- Karaoke Lakeside Inn
- Take your shower act to the stage and enjoy karaoke at Lakeside Inn.
- Starts: 11pm-3am on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. No cover
charge.
- Lakeside Inn,
168 HWY 50, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-7777 for information.
- February 5
- Rail Jam with The Pimps of Joytime
- Starts: 9pm on Thursday. Cost: Free.
- Crystal Bay
Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call: (775)831-0512 for
information.
- February 6
- Father/ Daughter Dance at Harveys
- Be the coolest dad in town and dance the night away with your
daughter at the Father/ Daughter Sweetheart Dance sponsored by
Harrah's/Harvey's Resort Hotel and Casino. The evening will give fathers
or adult chaperones and their daughters a chance to dance and visit with
friends. Refreshments will be served, and a photo keepsake will be
available for an additional fee. Visit Kahle Community Center at 236
Kingsbury Grade for tickets or information.
- Starts: 7-9:30pm on Friday. Admission: $20 per couple and $5 for
each additional daughter.
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Harvey's Resort & Casino
Harvey's Cabaret, Stateline, NV- Call (775) 586-7271 for information or
to purchase tickets.
- Hellbound Glory
- Hellbound Glory at Red Room.
- Starts: 10pm on Friday. Cost: Free.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 7
- JGB featuring Melvin Seals
- JGB featuring Melvin Seals Crown Room
- Starts: 9pm on Saturday. Cost: $23 Advance, $25 DOS.
- Crystal Bay
Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call: (775)831-0512 for
information.
- February 7-9
- Avalance Safety Certification Course - Level I
- NASTC is offering
an AIARE certified avalanche safety course. NASTC's team of knowledgeable
guides will take you through the full curriculum of the
AIARE Level I course of basic knowledge, methods and decision-making skills
necessary to travel in avalanche terrain.
- Starts: 8:30am on Saturday-Monday.
- February 7-28
- Remmel Wilson Plays at Granlibakken
- Join us for dinner at Granlibakken Cedar House Pub, music provided by
local artist Remmel Wilson.
- Starts: 7pm on Saturday.
- Granlibakken
Resort and Conference Center, 725 Granlibakken RD, Tahoe City, CA- Call:
(877)552-6301 for information.
- February 8
- Free Color Tips for Love & Money
- The Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave
- The Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave at the
Crown Room.
- Starts: 9pm on Sunday. Cost: $18 Advance, $20 Day of Show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 9
- Classical Guitar Master - Adrian Legg
- "Classical Guitar Master" Adrian Legg at the Red Room
- Starts: 9pm on Friday. Free show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 10
- Red Tuesday DJ party with Mozaic and BIM TIM
- Red Tuesday DJ party with Mozaic and BIM TIM at the Red Room
- Starts: 10pm-1am on Saturday. Free show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- Tahoe Comedy North
- Tahoe Comedy North w/ Mike Marino, Brett Walcow & Rowie.
- Cost: $10 Advanced, $15 DOS.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 12
- Alpenglow Winter Film Series, Tahoe City
- Sawtooth Ridge Cafe. Join photographer and mountaineer Jimmy Chin as he
shares Skiing Everest with us. In August of 2006, Jimmy Chin, Kit and Rob
DesLauriers headed to Mt. Everest to attempt a post-monsoon ski descent of
Mount Everest's South East Ridge. Along with Dave Hahn and a crack team of
hand picked Sherpas, they spent over two months acclimitizing and climbing
on the flanks of Chomolungma. They summited on October 18th, stepped into
their ski bindings and carved turns off the summit. Jimmy Chin will present
film and photography from the expedition. Please join us at the cafe for an
early bird dinner starting at 5:30pm.
- Starts: 7pm on Thursday. Free show.
- Sawtooth Ridge Cafe, 877 N Lake BLVD, Tahoe City, CA- Call:
(530)583-2880 for reservations or Shelly Pursell at Alpenglow Sports at
(530)583-6917 for further information.
- Rail Jam with Tim Reynolds & TR3
- Very Special Rail Jam with Tim Reynolds & TR3 free Crown Room Rail
Jam at 9:00
- Starts: 9pm on Thursday. Free show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 13-14
- Tea Leaf Green with The Mother Hips
- Tea Leaf Green with The Mother Hips at the Crown Room.
- Starts: 9pm on Friday & Saturday. Cost: $23 Advanced, $25 DOS.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 14
- Champagne & Candle Making
- February 15
- The Spazmatics
- The Spazmatics Crown Room dance party.
- Starts: 9pm on Sunday. Cost: $15 Advanced, $17 Day of Show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 16
- Guitar Phenom - Andy McKee
- "Guitar Phenom" Andy McKee Red Room show.
- Starts: 8pm on Monday. Free Show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 17
- Red Tuesday DJ party with Jugoe and DMR
- Red Tuesday DJ party with Jugoe and DMR Red Room.
- Starts: 10pm-1am on Tuesday. Free Show
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 18
- Global Warming, Land Use & Transportation Modeling
- Professor Johnston is an Emeritus Professor with the UC Davis
Department of Environmental Science & Policy and has been a member of
state and
regional advisory committees for transportation and air quality planning
agencies and a local transportation commission. He is a member of the
TRB
Transportation and Land Development Committee, the NAS Committee on the
Determination of the State of Practice of Metropolitan Travel Modeling,
and is a Town Planning Commissioner in Truckee, California.
- Starts: 5:30-7:30pm on Sunday. Lecture starts promptly at 6pm. Cost:
$5 donation requested. No-Host Bar.
- Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, Assembly Rooms 139 & 141,
291 Country Club Drive, Incline Village, NV (on the campus of Sierra
Nevada College)
- February 18 & 21
- Snowshoe Photo Clinic
- Learn how to accurately use your digital SLR camera while enjoying a
snowshoe trek in the Sierra. Informational topics will include metering,
aperture, ISO, shutter speed, and lens selection. We will also cover the
basics of composing quality images. Instruction will be provided in the
field, while leading you on a natural history snowshoe hike through the
mountains. Clinic will take place on the North Shore on a unique trail.
Space
is limited, so give us a call to book your trip today!
- Starts: 10am-2pm on Sunday and Wednesday.
- Call: (530)913-9212 or E-mail for
more information.
- February 19
- Rail Jam w/ Drew Emmitt Band
- Very Special Rail Jam #2 with Drew Emmitt Band (of Leftover Salmon)
Crown Room show.
- Starts: 9pm. Free Show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 20
- Big Head Todd and the Monsters with Joan Jones
- Big Head Todd and the Monsters with Joan Jones Crown Room.
- Starts: 9pm. Cost: $25 Advance, $30 DOS.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 20-23
- NASTC
Avalance Safety Certification Course - Level II
- NASTC is offering an AIARE certified advanced avalanche safety
course. NASTC guides will take you through an AIARE curriculum that
covers slope & snowpack stability analysis, release triggers and a
forecasting framework for an in depth study on avalanche safety.
- Starts: 8:30am on Friday-Monday.
- February 22
- FREE Chakra Analysis
- Starts: 11am-5pm on Sunday.
- At The Rainbow Bridge,
The
Village at Squaw Valley Ski Resort at North Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(866)818-6963.
- February 24
- Red Tuesday DJ party with DJ Icon & DJ Lucky
- Red Tuesday DJ party with DJ Icon & DJ Lucky Red Room.
- Starts: 10pm-1am on Tuesday. Free Show.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 25
- Donavan Frankenreiter with Gary Jules Crown
- Donavan Frankenreiter with Gary Jules Crown Room show.
- Starts: 9pm on Wednesday. Cost: $15 Advanced, $17 DOS.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 26-27
- Science Expo 2009
- Science Expo 2009 - "Snow, Water, Ice and Earth"
- Starts: 3-7pm on Thursday-Friday.
- Sierra Nevada
College, TCES, 999 Tahoe BLVD, Incline Village, NV- Call: (775)831-1314
for information.
- February 27
- Snow Festival Opening Ceremonies
- A beautiful torchlight parade and a colorful fireworks show are part
of the fun as we kick-off a week long celebration of the North Lake
Tahoe
Community, the annual Snow Festival. The show begins at dusk.
- Starts: Dusk on Friday.
- Squaw Valley USA,
1960 Squaw Valley RD, Olympic Valley, CA- Call: (530)583-6985 for
information.
- Split Lip Rayfield
- Split Lip Rayfield Crown Room show.
- Starts: 9pm. Cost: $15 Adv, $17 DOS.
- Crystal
Bay Club Casino, 14 State HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call:
(775)831-0512 for information.
- February 27-28
- Freeride World Tour
- Tram Face Event & Village Street Party.
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The
Village at Squaw Valley Ski Resort at North Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(866)818-6963 for information.
- February 27-March 8
- Snowfest of Lake Tahoe & Truckee
- Enjoy on-snow events at resorts like Squaw Valley USA, Alpine Meadows,
Homewood, Diamond Peak, and Northstar-at-Tahoe; Participate in special
events, parades, races, parties, concerts, theater; and of course, there's
plenty of wining and dining to be had at North Lake Tahoe's fine restaurants
and lively establishments.
- P.O. Box 464 Tahoe City, CA 96145- Call: (530)583-7167 or E-mail for more
information.
- February 28
- Movie Night at the
Tahoe
Maritime Museum
- Join us for snacks and a movie at the Tahoe Maritime Museum, Feature
fantasy movie: Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Rated PG).
- Starts: 5:30-7pm on Saturday.
- Tahoe Maritime Museum, 5202 W Lake BLVD, Homewood, CA.
Ski Resort Event Information
[Alpine Meadows, Boreal,
Diamond Peak, Heavenly, Homewood, Kirkwood, Mt. Rose, Northstar-at-Tahoe,
Royal Gorge XC, Sierra-at-Tahoe, Squaw Valley USA, Sugar Bowl,
Tahoe Donner, Tahoe XC]
 Alpine Meadows Special Events (530) 583-4232
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February 10
- Ultimate Groove Women's Telemark Clinic
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February 11
- Ultimate Groove Women's Telemark Clinic
- BAC Open League GS
- Sundays in the Park Jam Series
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February 25
- Tahoe League Race GS
- Sundays in the Park Jam Series
 Boreal Special Events (530) 426-3666
- February 1
- US Snowboarding Grand Prix
- Superpipe & Boardercross Course Top snowboarding pros compete on the US
Grand Prix Tour. 22' Superpipe and Pro Boardercross Course.
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February 2
- High School Race - Slalom
- Friday Night Expression Session
- Face-Off, Head-to-Head competition
- February 3-6
- USSA Revolution Tour
- Superpipe, Boardercross and Slopestyle Course Top amateur snowboarders
compete from around the US in Superpipe, Boardercross and Slopestyle.
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Boreal Mountain Resort, 19659 Boreal Ridge RD, Truckee, CA- Call:
(530)426–3666 for information.
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February 3-4
- USASA Competition
- Boardercross on Saturday, Slalom on Sunday
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February 9
- High School Race - Slalom
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February 12
- High School Race - Slalom
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February 16
- High School Ski/Board - Dual Slalom
- Friday Night Expression Session - Slopestyle
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February 19
- High School Ski/Board - Dual Slalom
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February 24-25
- Scout Weekend - All troops invited
- USASA Competition
- Half pipe on Saturday, Slopestyle on Sunday
 Diamond Peak Special Events (775) 831-3211
- February 1
- Superbowl Sunday at Diamond Peak Raffel
- Keep in mind that Super Bowl Sunday is February 1st. Spend Super Bowl at
Crosby’s for a chance to win an 09/10 Diamond Peak season pass and 42” flat
screen TV. Get raffle tickets by spending Monday Night Football at Crosby’s!
- February 3
- Snowfall Cinema Fun Pack - 2pm to 7pm
- Kids ages 7 - 12 will love to join us for Snowfall Cinema! They'll get an afternoon ski or snowboard lesson then pizza party and entertainment in the Base Lodge. More details to come!
- February 4
- Snowbomb Sick & Twisted Competition
- Amateur skiers and snowboarders form all around the area will compete in this slopestyle event at the Diamond Peak Snowbomb Terrain Park. Register for the event from 8:30 to 10:00 am at the base lodge. Competition noon to 3pm followed by an awards ceremony and live music. Registration is $25 and competitors can purchase a lift ticket for $30.
- February 9
- Senior Clinics
- Clinics designed specially for seniors - rates TBD
- February 10, 17, and 24
- Last Tracks
- After a great day on the slopes, enjoy wine tasting and appetizers while taking in the incredible views from the mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge. Then ski or snowboard down a freshly groomed slope for your last run of the day. Tickets are $25. Every Saturday from February 10 through April 14. Order your
tickets online for Last Tracks.
- February 22
- Never Summer Demo Day
- Check out this year's Never Summer Snowboards.
 Donner Ski Ranch Special Events (530) 426-3635
- February
1, 15
- February
7, 28
Heavenly Special Events (775) 586-7000
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February
14
- Annual Sweetheart Race
- Race your heart out at Heavenly’s annual Sweetheart Race. Race
with or for that extra special someone in your life for a chance to
win fabulous prizes.
 Homewood Mountain Resort Special Events (530) 525-2992
- February
1-2
- February 3
- February
3-4
- February 4
- February
5
Kirkwood Special Events (209) 258-6000
- February
3
- Steeps One Day Clinic
- Successful steep skiing involves 2 things, skills and
confidence. Certified guides offer tips on finding the right line,
having a back-up plan, how to read a slope and terrain selection.
Participants learn to take on Kirkwood's legendary terrain with free
flowing style and grace.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- One Day Telemark Clinic
- Learn the basic techniques as well as more advanced skills, such
as backcountry techniques, steeps and bumps.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- Bivouac Snow Camping
- Our Expedition Guides will show you the basic principles to
successful snow camping. Focus will be on self sustaining outings
with minimal gear.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- Full Moon Snowshoe Trek
- Join us at the Cross Country & Snowshoe center for a guided full
moon tour. 6pm, Cost is $25; plus $6 for rental.
- Kids Movie Night
- Pizza & activities from 6-8pm in the Red Cliffs Lodge, second
floor. $20 or $10 for KCA members.
- February
4
- Ski Skate Clinic
- Beginners to advanced welcome. 10am to noon. Pre-registration is
$30, equipment rental $10. Event Day registration is $35.
- Call: (209) 258-7248. for more information
- Backcountry Awareness Clinic
- Learn the basic skills needed to venture into the backcountry in
this six-hour course, including avalanche awareness and avoidance,
equipment usage, snow observation and safe terrain travel.
- Clinics are lead by Expedition Guides and Pro Patrollers.
Limited to 12 participants; strong intermediate and up skill level
needed.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- February
9-11
- Women's Three Day Burton Snowboard Clinic
- The exclusive package to help you become a better rider. Burton
will be on hand with the "Burton Mobile Women's Lounge" for
you to try out the newest and hottest gear.
- Saturday night will be a wine & cheese party along with a
fashion show which is not to miss!
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- February
10
- Kids Movie Night
- Pizza & activities from 6-8pm in the Red Cliffs Lodge, second
floor. $20 or $10 for KCA members.
- February
17
- Women's One Day Ski Clinic
- Join Kirkwood's top female guides as the share their secrets to
all mountain skiing & success. For strong intermediate through
expert women skiers only.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- Kids Movie Night
- Pizza & activities from 6-8pm in the Red Cliffs Lodge, second
floor. $20 or $10 for KCA members.
- February
18
- Backcountry Awareness Clinic
- Learn the basic skills needed to venture into the backcountry in
this six-hour course, including avalanche awareness and avoidance,
equipment usage, snow observation and safe terrain travel. Clinics
are lead by Expedition Guides and Pro Patrollers. Limited to 12
participants; strong intermediate and up skill level needed.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- February
24
- One Day Co-ed Burton Snowboard Clinic
- This one day clinic specializes in helping riders develop the
skills and techniques needed to tackle any mountain and all terrain
aspects, and is designed with the individual's comfort level in
mind. For intermediate through expert riders only.
- For more information contact Expedition HQ (209) 258-7360.
- Snowbomb Sick "N Twisted Halfpipe Event
- For more information check out
Snowbomb or call (209) 258-7406.
- Kids Movie Night
- Pizza & activities from 6-8pm in the Red Cliffs Lodge, second
floor. $20 or $10 for KCA members.
- February
24-25
- AIARE Avalanche Level 1 Course
- This 2 day Level 1 Course is taught under the guidelines of the
American Institute of Avalanche Research & Education. This course
provides students with the basics for proper decision making while
in the backcountry or chairlift accessed backcountry skiing &
riding. Skiers, snowboarders and telemark skiers are encouraged to
attend.
- Call: (209) 258-7360 for more information.
- February
24-25
- Soup & Shoe
- This guided snowshoe hike provides great views of the High
Sierra and a fun day striding in snowshoes! Cost is $30, plus $10
for rental.
- Call: (209) 258-7248. for more information.
 Mt.
Rose Special Events (775) 849-0704
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February
3
- Slide-X: Snowbomb Sick and Twisted Series
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February
10
- Slide Back
- If you still think that “New school” equates to stretch pants
that leave nothing to the imagination, rear-entry boots and old
skinny skis, then mark your calendar for Mt. Rose’s Slide Back Retro
Ski Party.
- Break all of the ski fashion laws – on this one-day only– at the
always-chic Slide Lodge at the bottom of East Bowl.
Northstar-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 562-1010
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February 1
- Telemark 1-Day Camp
- Cross-Country Ski and Snowshoe Center Northstar® Resort is offering
one-day Telemark Camps to those looking to learn, improve or perfect
their technique. These all-day camps have a relaxed, student-centric
approach where the participants help dictate the direction. Each level
will focus on being more efficient skiers making for easier, more fluid
skiing though level appropriate drills. Students will be evaluated and
placed in groups appropriate to their experience level. Groups will
practice and learn drills, receive feedback, video analysis and a
personal program for improvement. Camps will follow PSIA standards, and
copies of PSIA manuals will be provided. Camps cost includes: One-day
all access lift ticket 4 hours of instruction Video analysis PSIA manual
Class ratio of less then 6 to 1 Use of demo equipment (if needed) Lunch
voucher valid for up to $14. Lunch break from 12-1pm where videos shot
during morning will be reviewed, followed by afternoon video review.
Participants should be at the Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoe Center by 9am
for an introduction and any equipment needs. Three levels of clinics are
offered, with group levels determined with a practice run to ensure
participants are placed in the right class. Beginners: Clinic focus -
proper stance, weight distribution, utilizing beginner slopes
Intermediates: Clinic focus - correcting bad habits, using the rear ski
(inside ski) Advanced: Clinic focus - skiing any slope, any condition.
- Starts: 10am-3pm. Cost: $139 ($119 with season pass).
- Call
Northstar Resort Telemark Center at: (530)562-3270 for reservations and
more information.
Royal Gorge Special Events (530) 426-3871
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February
3
- Ski de Femme III
- This is the last session of our popular women's clinic (unless
there is need for a snow make up day). Make sure you get a chance to
catch some of Nina's insight into skiing comfortably. $80 for the
day includes trail pass, over 4 hours of instruction, lunch and an
afternoon snack.
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February
4
- SLPOA & DSAA Ski Tour 1
- Sign up for our SLPOA, DSAA complimentary ski tour. Lunch,
rentals and trail pass will be provided. Advanced reservations are
required as space is limited. Registration starts at 9:00am and tour
leaves promptly at 10:00am. ID required.
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February
11
- Downhill Clinic
- Get a new lift on cross-country skiing with this 3-hour on snow
clinic focusing on mastering the downhill technique. Open up new
terrain choices by improving your ability to control your speed and
direction. Check-in at the Ski School desk at Summit Station at
9:00am for registration. Clinic starts promptly at 10:00am and
concludes at 1pm. $55 with a trail pass, $65 if you need to include
rental equipment, and $35 for season pass holders.
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February
17
- Kid's Cookie Race
- Tally Ho and away we go! Another fun free cookie race for kids 4
– 12 years old. Race starts at Noon.
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February
25
- SLPOA & DSAA Ski Tour 2
- Sign up for our SLPOA, DSAA complimentary ski tour. Lunch,
rentals and trail pass will be provided. Advanced reservations are
required as space is limited. Registration starts at 9:00am and tour
leaves promptly at 10:00am. ID required.
- Ski the Huts
- Challenge yourself and friends to a one-day ski of the Royal
Gorge warming huts. How many can you get to in the five and a half
hour time frame? Collect a ticket in each hut you visit and turn in
for rewards, raffles and prizes at 3:00pm. Registration starts at
9:00am, and skiing starts at 9:30am. $30 includes your trail pass
and entry fee, $10 for season pass holders.
Sierra-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 659-7453
- February
11
- The Circuit Series
- An event series showcasing local ski & snowboard talent on
rails, quarterpipes, jumps and other features. Get instant
gratification through cash and prizes for best tricks on the spot as
well as an entry to the Finals. Entry fee is $5.
- USASA Slopestyle
- Open to amateurs of all ages.Register between 8:00-9:45 a.m. in
the Aspen Café. Competition begins at 11 a.m. Call: (530) 577-4760
for more information.
- February
17
- USASA Superpipe Competition
- Open to amateurs of all ages. Register between 8-9:45 am in the
Aspen Café. Competition begins at 11am. Call: (530) 577-4760 for
more information.
- February
18
- President’s Day Treasure Hunt
- Families scout the mountain in search of Red, White & Blue
treasures. Winners receive cool prizes and get to keep their loot.
Participants should meet on the Java deck at 11am.
- The Circuit Series
- An event series showcasing local ski & snowboard talent on
rails, quarterpipes, jumps and other features. Get instant
gratification through cash and prizes for best tricks on the spot as
well as an entry to the Finals. Entry fee is $5.
- USASA Boardercross
- Boardercross competition open to amateurs of all ages. Register
between 8-9:45 am in the Aspen Café. Competition begins at 11 a.m.
For more information call (530) 577-4760.
- February
24
- USASA Slopestyle Competition
- Open to amateurs of all ages. Register between 8:00-9:45 a.m. in
the Aspen Café. Competition begins at 11 a.m. For more information
call (530) 577-4760.
- February
25
- The Circuit Series Finals
- Skiers and snowboarders, men and women who qualified for the
finals battle it out for a 2007/08 Double Whammy Season pass,
head-to-toe clothing and gear sponsorship, and an entry into the
Vans Cup Rail Jam at Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort, CA on March 2nd.
- USASA Superpipe Competition
- Open to amateurs of all ages. Register between 8:00-9:45 a.m. in
the Aspen Café. Competition begins at 11 am. For more information
call (530) 577-4760.
 Squaw Valley USA Special Events (530) 583-6985
- January 30-February 1
- Squaw
XTeam
Clinic
- 3 day Squaw Valley ski lift ticket, 3 days coached skiing, 2 days
video analysis and awards ceremony, along with memories that will last a
lifetime! This extreme ski camp specializes in situation steeps and
off-piste skiing. Intermediates and Experts welcome!
- February 2-6
- Advanced Ski Clinics (5 Day)
- The Advanced Ski Clinic is a five day clinic emphasizing technical
skiing at its highest level, taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors.
- Squaw Valley USA,
1960 Squaw Valley RD, Olympic Valley, CA- Call: (530)581-7263 for details.
 Sugar Bowl Special Events (530) 426-3651
- January 30-February 1
- Babes in the Backcountry Ladies Clinic
- Call: (530)426-6724 for information.
- NASTC Kids Ski
Camp
- A three day specialized ski camp just for kids. Young skiers will get
focused instruction with NASTC's top children's instructors that will
increase confidence levels and build technique in a safe and fun learning
environment.
- Starts: 8:30am Friday-Sunday.
- Sugar Bowl
Ski Resort, Norden, CA- Call: (530)426-9000 for information.
 Tahoe Donner 'ALPINE' Special Events (530) 587-9400,
'Nordic' Special Events (530) 587-9484
-
December
27-February 28
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February
14
-
February
19
- Paco’s President’s Cup Race
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February
25
 Tahoe
XC Special Events (530) 583-5475
-
January
6 - March 10
- Great Ski Race Preparation Program
- Heard of the Great Ski Race? Want to improve your time from last
year? We will have a small group and work progressively through the
season addressing technique, fitness, planning, race strategy and
waxing. Each session will have technique and fitness focal points
and we will also have a practice race to "iron out" any waxing and
race-day issues.
- Saturdays from 8:30-10:30am for 8 sessions. $120 per season pass
holder ($150 for others). Trail passes are not included. Space is
limited, and participants will be chosen on a first-come,
first-served basis. Participants should be physically fit, and skate
ski at an intermediate or higher level.
-
January
10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14
- Intermediate Skate Ski Improvement Series
- Increase your efficiency, improve balance and gain confidence on
downhills and have a better time on your skis. We will address all
major skate techniques, plus some extras, to help you get an edge in
a race, or just learn to float in all terrain.
- Wednesdays from 8-10am for 6 sessions. $120.00 per season
passholder, $150.00 for others. Trail pass not included. Space is
limited. Sign up now. Participants should be intermediate level or
higher.
-
February 4
- National Ski Orienteering Short Course Championships
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February
11
- The Alpenglow 20km Freestyle Race
- Sponsored by Alpenglow Sports.
URL:
http://www.tahoebest.com/eventscalendar/february.htm
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