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February 2007 -
Lake Tahoe Events
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January
1-April 15
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February
2
- Minden/Douglas Elks Annual Crab Feed
- Nevada Opera Gala 2007 - Cinderella's Black & White Ball
- This is our annual fundraising dinner and Dress is modern-day formal
(suits for the men and evening gowns or cocktail dresses for the women). It
is traditional to wear black and/or white to this gala. (In the performance
of Cinderella that we're doing Feb. 9 & 11, she actually wears a silver ball
gown so silver would be fine too!) Since this is our major fundraising event
of the year, we have several price levels. Individual ticket prices are $150
each. We also have a "student prince or princess" gala price for full time
high school and college students of $75 per person. You may reserve a table
of ten or buy tickets individually.
- 6pm in the Reno Ballroom of the Grand Sierra Resort,
E-mail
or Call: (775) 786-4046 for more information.
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February
2-3
- John Ascuaga's
Nugget presents
Uncle Kracker
- 72 and Sunny is Uncle Kracker's most fully realized album to date from
Kid Rock's former DJ and hype man. Its 13 songs offer an artistic triumph of
songwriting and performance that is the best expression yet of the Uncle
Kracker sound, emphasizing high-quality melodic songwriting and a unique
stylistic synthesis that knits together elements of pop, rock, country,
soul, blues and even doo-wop but retains a strong identity that could only
belong to one singer-songwriter.
- Showtime is at 8pm in the Celebrity Showroom. Tickets: $58. Sparks, NV.
Call: (800) 648-1177 for more information.
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February
3
- Annual Spaghetti Feed, Bingo and Silent Auction
- Truckee Community Center to host a Spaghetti Feed, Bingo and Silent
Auction to benefit the Sierra Senior Services. Sponsored by the Truckee
InterClub. 10046 Church St, Truckee, CA - E-mail or Call: (530) 550-7600 for
more information.
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MontBleu presents
Howie Mandel
- Host of Deal or No Deal, Howie Mandel will be performing his comedy
show at the MontBleu Theatre.
- Tickets: $50-60 plus tax. Doors open at 7pm. Lake Tahoe, NV. - Call:
(800) 648-3353 for more information.
- Moonlight Snowshoe Tours
- Park Rangers will lead beautiful adventures out into the moonlight
around the Ehrman Mansion and along Lake Tahoe’s Magical West Shore. All
proceeds from these tours go to Sierra State Parks Foundation to fund
future interpretive programs year round.
- Meet a little after 7:00pm at the (lakeside) Day Use parking lot
near the Ehrman Mansion. Fee $10.00 (No parking fee). Children 12 and
under are free. Snowshoe rentals $5.00. Call: (530) 525-9920 or (530)
525-9528 for more information.
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Harrahs Lake Tahoe presents Starship starring Mickey Thomas
- Mickey Thomas is the owner of the soaring voice that propelled
Starship through the decades of the 80’s and 90’s. With his soulful and
compelling vocals, Mickey has established himself as one of Rock Music’s
most recognizable stars.
- Show starts at 7:30pm in the South Shore Room, Stateline, NV.
Tickets: $30 plus tax. Call: (800) HARRAHS for more information.
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February
3-4
- 1st Annual Children's Talent Show
- Sponsored by the Incline After-School Organization. 6pm-8pm at Incline
Elementary School, 771 Southwood Blvd., Incline Village, NV - Call:
(775) 745-6484 for more information.
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February
4
- Sierra Senior Services Pancake Breakfast
- A delicious breakfast includes pancakes, eggs (any style), sausage or
bacon, coffee, tea, milk or juice. Proceeds benefit the Seniors programs.
Adults $5.00, children (under 12) $3.00. Sponsored by the Tahoe City Rotary
Club. Truckee Community Center, 10046 Church St, Truckee, CA - E-mail or Call: (530) 550-7600 for
more information.
- National
Women's Winter Tour
- Join us for a day of fun, prizes, celebration, mini lessons, interesting
information and CHOCOLATE! We will have two levels of tours, so bring a
friend and introduce them to the joys of being active outdoors. Celebrate
women and winter with us while raising money and awareness to help fight
domestic abuse in our community by joining us in this national event and
supporting the South Lake Tahoe Women's Center.
- Tickets: $35. Begins at 9am at the Hope Valley Outdoors, 14655 Hwy 88,
Markleeville, CA -
E-mail or Call: (530) 694-2266 for more information.
- Our Lives Inside Google
- Ever wonder what it is like inside of Google? Who are the people that
sit behind the technology we use every day? You won't want to miss this
opportunity to gain an "insiders look" into Google. Hear what it is like to
work there, what is on the horizon for the company, see images of the
Googleplex and have the opportunity to ask them your burning questions!
Bring your entire family!
- 6:30-7pm no host bar, program begins at 7pm at the Plumpjack Squaw
Valley Inn Conference Center. Tickets are $10.00 for adults and can be
purchased at the door. Children and students with ID are free.
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February
6
- From Longboards to Olympics
- The Lake Tahoe-Truckee region boasts a long and interesting history when
it comes to the birth and growth of winter sports in the Sierra. Join us for
an evening of fun and informative stories that shaped the history of this
region. Presented by Historian Mark McLaughlin.
- Tickets for this program are $10.00 each and can be purchased at the
door. Children under 12 and students with ID are Free. 6:30-7pm no host bar,
program begins at 7pm at the Olympic Bar One in Olympic Plaza, Squaw Valley,
CA
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February
9
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MontBleu presents
E-40
- The term “legend” is not loosely thrown around in hip-hip and for good
reason. There are not many rappers that fit the bill. But E-40, “The
Ambassador of the Bay,” is one that definitely does. After 12 albums and 15
years, three gold and one platinum album (one with his group The Click) 40
Water is ready to unleash his patented slang and unforgettable flow to a new
generation of fans with his debut album for BME Recordings/Sik Wid
It/Reprise, My Ghetto Report Card.
- E-40, Cool Nutz, Guilty One, DJ Aspect, and more! Presented by Blu
Nightclub.
- Tickets: $40 plus tax. Doors Open at 7:30pm. Call: (800) 648-3353 for
more information.
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February
9-10
- PAL Winter Variety Show
- The best of drama, music and dance brought to you by the Performing Arts
League. Tickets: $5 general admission, $4 seniors, children, LTCC staff and
LTCC student body cardholders.
- 8pm, LTCC Duke
Theatre, South Lake Tahoe, CA - Call: (530) 541-4660 for more information.
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February
9, 11
- The
Nevada Opera presents La Cenerentola (Cinderella)
- Written just a year after the Barber of Seville, Rossini's telling of
the Cinderella story has become one of his most popular works. Though the
slipper has been changed to a bracelet, and the Fairy Godmother into a
Philosopher, the story is essentially that of the traditional fairy tale.
The music is quintessential Rossini with hilarious ensembles and magnificent
arias. La Cenerentola is a story perfectly suited to Rossini's depictions of
surprise, confusion and disguise. It's a colorful and vibrant stage
presentation as well that no one will want to miss. Conducted by Michael Borowitz and performed in Italian with
English Supertitles.
- Tickets: $35-$85, performance begins at 8pm on Friday and 2pm on Sunday.
Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, 100 South Virginia Street, Reno, NV.
E-mail or Call:
(775) 786-4046 or (877) 840-0457 for more information.
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February
10
- John Ascuaga's
Nugget presents the
Gin
Blossoms
- Hits include: "Hey Jealousy," "Found Out About You," "Follow You Down"
and "Till I Hear It From You".
- Showtime is at 8pm in the Celebrity Showroom. Tickets: $32. Sparks, NV.
Call: (800) 648-1177 for more information.
- Valentine's Day Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance
- What better way for dad to celebrate Valentine's Day than with a night
out with his favorite girl... his daughter. Come spend a very special
evening on the town for fathers (or adult chaperone) and daughters. Couples
will dance to DJ music reflecting all tastes and styles. Refreshments will
be served and photo keepsakes of the evening will be available for an
additional fee.
- Because of the popularity of this event, early registration is
recommended and spaces are limited. St. Gall's Community Center,
Douglas County Parks & Recreation Dept., Minden, NV. Call: (775)
782-9828 for more information.
- Churchill Arts Center presents Edw Martinez
- Slide Talk, Epiphania on United #844
- Tickets: $10-20. The Barkley Theatre, Oats Park Art Center, 151 East
Park Street, Fallon, NV - E-mail or Call: (775)
423-1440 for more information.
- February
12-15
- Snowsports Week
- Ski and Ride at Sierra at Tahoe, proceeds benefit a variety of charities
in South Lake Tahoe including the
LTCC
Foundation.
- Full day lift passes are only $35. Call: (530) 541-4660 x245 for more
information.
- February
13
- Jazz Sampler for Sweethearts
- The Mile High Jazz
Band with vocalist Sheryl Adams performs jazzy love songs and other
big-band favorites from 8-10pm.
- Comma Coffee, 312 S. Carson St., Carson City, NV. Admission: $5 General,
$4 MHJB Association member, FREE age 18 and under. Dance instruction from
6-7:30pm, $5 additional. Call: (775) 883-4154 for more information.
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February
14
- Mike Strickland
- Pianist and composer Mike Strickland presents a hybrid of jazz and
popular music. His early musical influences include Henry Mancini, Vince
Guaraldi, The Beatles, and Burt Bacharach. While singing in musicals and
school choirs, he discovered his love of George Gershwin, Cole Porter,
Irving Berlin, and Duke Ellington. As a young man in Jackson, Mississippi,
he frequented jazz and blues clubs where he had the opportunity to
experience local greats such as Mississippi native B.B. King.
- Doors open at 6pm, show begins at 7pm, tickets: $8-20.
Pioneer Center for
the Performing Arts, Reno, NV.
E-mail or Call: (775) 686-6600 for more
information.
- February
17
- Churchill Arts Center presents Simon Shaheen and Qantara
- One of the most significant Arab musicians, performers, and composers,
Shaheen is dazzling as he deftly leaps from traditional Arabic sounds to
jazz and Western classical. Qantara, (arch in Arabic), brings to life his
vision for an unbridled fusion of Arab, jazz, Western classical, and Latin
American music.
- Tickets: $10-20. The Barkley Theatre, Oats Park Art Center, 151 East
Park Street, Fallon, NV - E-mail or Call: (775)
423-1440 for more information.
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MontBleu presents
Shawn Colvin
- Shawn Colvin's Grammy-winning brand of folk music is firmly rooted in
the themes she knows best from painful experience - regret, abuse, addiction
and depression. Tickets: $35-45 plus tax, reserved seating/all ages.
- The MontBleu Theatre, Lake Tahoe, NV. - Call: (800) 648-3353 for more
information.
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MontBleu presents
DJ Christopher
Lawrence
- Tickets: $15 in advance/$20 at the door, general admission/ages 21 and
up.
- Doors open at 8pm, show begins at midnight, Opal Ultra Lounge, Lake
Tahoe, NV. - Call: (800) 648-3353 for more information.
- The
Silver Legacy presents Bill Cosby
- The legendary Bill Cosby, who has given us “The Cosby Show,” “Fat
Albert,” “I Spy,” and hundreds of hours of unforgettable stand-up comedy
returns. Cosby’s humor, which examines people’s roles as parents, children,
family members, and men and women, is heartwarming and engages people from
many walks of life. Because of his universal appeal, Cosby has become the
indisputable best-selling comedian of all time after four decades in
entertainment.
- Showtime is at 7 and 9:30pm. Tickets: $45-$65. Grande Exposition Hall,
Silver Legacy, Reno, NV. Call: (800) 687-8733 for more information.
- John Ascuaga's
Nugget presents
Peter
Cetera
- Singer, songwriter and bassist Peter Cetera has enjoyed a remarkable
solo career with two Grammy Award nominations, an Academy Award
nomination and four hit singles landing at #1.
- Showtime is at 8pm in the Rose Ballroom. Tickets: $55-60. Sparks,
NV. Call: (800) 648-1177 for more information.
- February
18
- Umphrey's McGee
- Don't miss this progressive rock jam band that is sure to have the place
rocking! Opening for Umphrey's is
Tea Leaf Green.
- Tickets: $22 Show starts at 8pm in the Grand Theatre, 2500 E. 2nd St.,
Reno, NV - Call: (775) 789-2285 for more information.
- Silver
Legacy presents a Chinese New Year Concert
- Celebrate the Year of the Pig with a performance by Yuen King Dan and
Samuel Tai.
- Tickets: $28-68. Grande Exposition Hall at 8 p.m. Call: (800) MUST-SEE
or 325-7401 in Reno.
- Chinese New Year Concert
- Celebrate the Year of the Pig with a performance by Yuen King Dan and
Samuel Tai. Begins at 8pm in the Grande Exposition Hall in the Silver Legacy Resort
Casino.
E-mail or Call: (775) 325-7401 for more information.
- MontBleu
presents
Michael Franti & Spearhead with special guest
Keller Williams
- Tickets: $35/general admission, showtime begins at 8pm.
- MontBleu Theatre, Lake Tahoe, NV. - Call: (800) 648-3353 for more
information.
- February
20
- MontBleu
presents Sound Tribe Sector
Nine
- Tickets: $25 plus tax/general admission, doors open at 7pm, showtime at
8pm.
- MontBleu Ballroom, Lake Tahoe, NV. - Call: (800) 648-3353 for more
information.
- February
21-25
- Eagles
and Agriculture Event
- The Carson Valley Agricultural Community in cooperation with
conservation groups, businesses and agencies have developed an exclusive
event that provides a special educational and up-close way to view birds of
prey. The tours and workshops are programs demonstrating how agricultural
stewardship benefits wildlife and the habitats in Nevada. All proceeds
benefit future Eagles and Agriculture Tour events.
- Carson Valley Inn, Minden, NV.
E-mail or Call: (800) 727-7677 or (775)
782-8144 for more information.
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February
23
-
The
Who
- The Who, an English rock band who first came to prominence in the 1960s
and grew in stature to be considered one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands
of all time have continued to perform as a live act for over four decades.
Their most recent studio album “Endless Wire” was released in 2006. Showtime
is at 8pm, Tickets: $170.25, $130.25, $94.25 and $70.25.
- Reno Events Center, 400 North Center St, Reno, NV. Call: (775) 335-8840
for more information.
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February
23-24
- Rent
- The Theatrical experience that changed Broadway forever. Whether
it's your 1st time or your 100th time, it's time you checked out RENT -
The winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize,
RENT is about being young, learning to survive, falling in love, finding
your voice and living for today. RENT has made a lasting mark on
Broadway with songs that rock and a story that really resonates and now
the smash-hit sensation of RENT is coming to you.
- Friday at 8pm and Saturday at 2pm and 8pm, Tickets on sale at 11am,
January 8, 2007.
Pioneer Center
for the Performing Arts, Reno, NV. E-mail or Call: (775) 686-6600
for more information.
- John Ascuaga's
Nugget presents
Todd Snider and the Nervous Wrecks
- Hits include: "Beer Run," "Easy Money," "I'm An Alright Guy," "Talkin'
Seattle Grunge Rock Blues," "Happy to be Here," and "Long Year."
- Showtime is at 8pm in the Celebrity Showroom. Tickets: $30. Sparks,
NV. Call: (800) 648-1177 for more information.
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February
24
- MontBleu
presents Blues
Traveler
- Formed in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1983, the band grew a passionate
regional following for its sweaty, titanic live shows which often found
Popper, Chan, Hill and Sheehan jamming endlessly into the night.
- Tickets: $45-55 plus tax, doors open at 7pm/all ages show.
- MontBleu Theatre, Lake Tahoe, NV. - Call: (800) 648-3353 for more
information.
- Tsai Chin at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
- Tsai Chin, a singer from China will bring her talents to the Grand
Sierra Resort at 8pm in the Grand Theatre. Chin has been delighting
audiences for decades with her contemporary pop music. She sings in both
Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese but transcends language barriers with her
command of the songs she sings. Don't miss this incredible songstress!
- Call: (775) 789-2285 for more information.
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February 24-28
- South Lake Tahoe Gay and Lesbian Ski Week
- South Lake Tahoe's Gay and Lesbian celebration is 24/7 non-stop action
on and off the slopes. The celebration includes world class skiing and
entertainment ranging from the late-night antics of all-night dance parties
to the "Queen of the Mountain" competition at the no-holds barred Drag Race.
Call: (800) AT-TAHOE or (800) 288-2463 for more information.
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February
25
- Carson City
Symphony Concert
- Directed by David Bugli with guest soloist, Ana Vidovic, guitar.
Pre-concert entertainment begins at 3pm in the lobby. Concert preview begins
at 3:15pm in the Sierra Room and the concert begins at 4pm.
- Tickets: $12 general; $10 seniors, students, & Assoc. members;
free age 16 and under. Carson City Community Center, 581 E. William St.,
Carson City, NV - Call: (775) 883-4154 for more information.
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February
26
- Marlee Martin - The Roaring Silence
- Deafness has not limited Marlee Matlin who has single-handedly turned
obstacles into opportunities. Following her worldwide acclaim and Academy
Award for Best Actress for her motion picture debut in Children of a Lesser
God, she has gone onto starring roles in an endless list of films, Emmy
nominated appearances on The Practice and Seinfeld and a recent role on the
West Wing. Ms. Matalin stands as an inspiration -- as an artist, mother,
author and tireless advocate of organizations like the Children Affected by
AIDS Foundation and So the World May Hear. Her words of hope will ring loud
and clear.
- Doors open at 6:30pm, show begins at 7:30pm. Tickets: $53.90-75.90. Pioneer Center for
the Performing Arts, Reno, NV. E-mail or Call: (775) 686-6600 for more
information.
- February 26-March 4
- Reno-Tahoe Freeheel Open
- A celebration of the mountain-action-sports lifestyle, this week-long
event includes a 72-hour filmmakers shootout in which competitors film, edit
and produce five-minute short-films in and around Reno-Tahoe to be previewed
and judged at the National Bowling Stadium Feb 28. A rail jam, sponsor expo
and the 2007 Telemark Extreme Freeskiing Series competition where athletes
from around the world ski the most difficult lines at Alpine Meadows for a
shot at $10,000 in cash and prizes.
- Call: (970) 668-0216 for more information.
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
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February 2
- High School Race - Slalom
- Friday Night Expression Session
- Face-Off, Head-to-Head competition
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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
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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
2
- Full Moon Snowshoe Tour
- Only $25, snowshoe rentals are available for an additional $5. Tours
will depart from The North Face store in the Village at Northstar at
6pm, and will cover approximately 5km of terrain. Guests will enjoy hot
chocolate and s’mores along the way, and a bonfire in the meadows.
- February
7-9
- Women's Ski and Snowboard Clinics
- February
11
- USASA Event
- NASTC Kid's Clinic
- February
12-13
- NASTC Active Adults Clinic
- February
14
- Village events and mountain events
- February 15
- Tahoe City to Northstar Resort Tour
- Events will start at the Tahoe City Nordic Center, and skiers will make
their way to Northstar Resort’s Cross-Country Center for a prepared lunch of
chili and corn bread before heading back to Tahoe City. The tour fee is $30
and includes the Tahoe City trail pass, Northstar Resort trail pass,
one-time lift access to the top of Mt. Pluto, and lunch at the Northstar
Resort Cross-Country Center. Tickets can be purchased at the Tahoe City
Nordic Center the morning of the event.
- February
25
- Northstar-at-Tahoe Freestyle Event - Quarter Pipe Event.
- February
28-March 2
- Women's Ski and Snowboard Clinic
- Much more than a ski clinic. Taught by women for women. Call:
(530) 562-2470 for 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
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January
31-February 2
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February
3
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February
4
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February
5-9
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Advanced Ski Clinic
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The ASC is a five-day clinic emphasizing technical skiing at
its highest level, taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors. The clinic
features full days of skiing, small well-matched classes, off-slope
workshops in ski technique and equipment and video feedback.
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Call: (530) 581-7184 for more information.
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February
7
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February
8
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February
9-11
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February
14
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Where's The love On-Mountain Scavenger Hunt
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Find the hearts and bring back to High Camp's Poolside Cafe to
claim prizes. This fun event offers guests the chance to find the love on
the mountain and be rewarded with discounts on food, ski & snowboard tunes
and lift tickets discounts.
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Call: (530) 583-6985 for more information.
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Valentine's Day Dinner & Ice Skating Package
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The high altitude romance package is perfect for you and your
special loved one. Package includes a scenic ride up the Cable Car to High
Camp, a three-course meal at Alexander’s Café overlooking Lake Tahoe with a
complimentary glass of champagne, a rose, a chocolate covered strawberry,
and the option of ‘chocolate seduction cake’ for dessert. The dinner package
includes ice-skating at the Olympic Ice Pavilion following dinner.
Reservations required. Call: (530) 581-7278 for more information.
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Patagonia's Lake Tahoe Adventure Series Presents Dan and
Janine Patitucci
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"The Alpine Experience: America vs Europe"
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Bishop photographers, multi-sport addicts and world travelers
Dan and Janine will share a humorous and lighthearted comparison of alpine
climbing and ski mountaineering between the “decadence” of Euro-mountain
culture and the “savagery” of the High Sierra. Between their extensive
knowledge of both areas and their spectacular photos you will conclude that,
“it’s all good”! Their photographic work is among the most respected and
published in the Outdoor Industry.
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7pm in Bar One in Squaw's Olympic House.
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February
14-16
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February
15
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February
17-25
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February
18
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February
21
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February
28
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February
28-March 2
 Sugar Bowl Special Events (530) 426-3651
 Tahoe Donner 'ALPINE' Special Events (530) 587-9400,
'Nordic' Special Events (530) 587-9484
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December
27-February 28
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February
14
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February
19
- Paco’s President’s Cup Race
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February
25
 Tahoe
XC Special Events (530) 583-5475
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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.
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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.
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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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