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January 2009 - Lake Tahoe Events
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September 18, 2008-January 13, 2009
- TV's Magic Stars
- Grand illusion, spectacular magic, impressive sleight-of-hand, side
splitting comedy, and great fun for the entire family.
- Starts: 8pm Tuesday-Friday, 7:30pm & 9:30pm on Saturday, and 3pm &
7:30pm on Sunday.
- Horizon
Casino Resort Horizon Golden Cabaret Stateline, NV- Call:
(800)648-3322 toll free or (775)588-6211 for more information.
- December 26, 2008-January 13, 2009
- Village DJ
- Village DJ By the Village Fountain. Playing your favorite tunes to
keep you in the spirit.
- Starts: 12pm-3pm.
-
Heavenly Village, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (775)265-2087 for
information.
- January 1
- Ballroom Dancing Lessons
- Rumba, Cha-Cha, Salsa, Fox Trot, Waltz, Tango, Two Step & Swing. No
partner necessary.
- Starts: 7:30-9pm on Thursday. Cost: $12 Drop in fee, Multiple lesson discount.
- Forever Dance Lake Tahoe, 100 McFaul Way, Round Hill, NV- Call:
(775)588-5425 for information.
- Living Picture Show at The Heavenly Village
- Live music!
- Starts: 3-6pm on Thursday.
- Heavenly Village, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call Toll free:
(877)LK-TAHOE (588-2463) for details.
- Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser at Bert's Café
- Hosted by The Goal Club, a non-profit organization that supports the
South Lake Tahoe High School Girl's Soccer Team.
- Starts: 5:30-8pm on Thursday.
- Bert's Café, 1146 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3434 for information.
- January 1-31
- Party With Arty
- Arthur Hervey's keyboard magic at Harrah's Casino Center Stage. It’s the
best disco, dance, R&B and soul party in Lake Tahoe!
- Starts: 8pm on Friday & Saturday nights.
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Harrah's Lake Tahoe Center Stage Stateline, NV 89449- Call:
(775)588-6611 for information.
- January 2-31
- 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.
- January 3
- Let's Paint White Flowers - 3 week class
- In this 3-week watercolor class, let's see how many
colors participants can put into a white flower and still make it look
white! No white paint allowed. Learn various ways of saving the white of
the paper while learning a variety of watercolor techniques. Lots of
demonstrations and individual help. Beginners are welcome.
- Watercolors By Jan Foss, Suite 21, 120 Country Club DR, NV- Call:
(775)833-1144 or E-mail for more information.
- January 3, 10, 17-18, 24
- Free Live Music Après Ski in the Village
- January 3-11, 17-18, 24-25, 31-Feburary 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.
- January 4
- FREE Money Magic Tips for the New Year
- At The Rainbow Bridge.
- Starts: 1pm on Sunday.
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The
Village at Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East Road, Olympic Valley,
CA- Call: (530)584-1000 for information.
- January 4-25 (Sundays)
- Live Jazz
- On the casino floor outside of Conrad's. Enjoy beautiful music from
this 3 piece jazz ensemble while dining at Conrad's or playing on the
casino floor. Come see what everyone is talking about!
- Starts: 6-10pm on Sundays.
- Tahoe
Biltmore, 5 HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call: (775)831-0660 for
information.
- January 5-26
- Cardio Cycle For Incline Students
- Students can attend an indoor stationary cycling class led by one of
the Recreation Center fitness instructors. If you are interested in
shaping up or cross training for a school sport then this is the class
for you.
- Starts: 4-4:30pm every Monday. Cost: $4 to drop-in to a class, or
guarantee a bike by pre-paying $24 for 8 classes. Requirements: must be
4’ 8” to attend. Please bring your student ID and a parent or guardian
to register you if you’re under 18 years old.
- Incline Village Recreation Center, Incline Village, NV- Call:
(775)832-1100 for information.
- Deals on Wheels
- Club Biltmore members can spin the wheel of prizes from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. every Monday. Winners are chosen twice an hour.
- Starts: 10am-8pm every Monday.
- Tahoe
Biltmore, 5 HWY 28, Crystal Bay, NV- Call: (775)831-0660 for
information.
- January 6
- Cash Only Band
- Enjoy smooth tequila while you listen to the Cash Only Band play
live music at the Cabo Wabo Cantina inside Harvey's Casino.
- Starts: 9:30pm-1:30am on Tuesday.
- Harvey's
Casino Cabo Wabo Cantina, HWY 50 at Stateline AVE, South Lake Tahoe,
NV- Call: (775)588-2411 for information.
- Tuesday Weekly Drop-In
- Drop-in class is the time to get your hands dirty and
release some stress, while moving at your own pace to create functional
and decorative pottery. All levels welcome. Reservations recommended! The drop-in
cost includes use of all equipment and basic pottery tools, use of
studio glazes and kiln firing of your work. The cost of your first
drop-in session also includes the cost of 10 lbs of recycled clay to be
used during the current season.
- Starts: 5:30-8pm on Tuesdays. Cost: Cost: $25 for your first drop-in
session and $15 for each additional session during the current season
(fall, winter, spring).
- T Pots Pottery, 11084 W River ST, Truckee, CA- Call: (530)559-9773
or E-mail for more information.
- January 6-March 31
- Turtleneck Tuesday
- Join us for Turtleneck Tuesday on the ice rink in the Village at
Northstar. We'll have all of your favorite music to skate along.
- Starts: 5-8pm every Tuesday.
- Village at
Northstar
Ice Rink, 100 Northstar DR, Truckee, CA- Call: (800)GO-NORTH (466-6784)
for information.
- January 7
- Naughty School Girl Night
- Enjoy smooth tequila while you listen to the Naughty School Girls
play live music at the Cabo Wabo Cantina inside Harvey's Casino.
- Starts: 9:30pm-1:30am every Wednesday.
- Harvey's
Casino Cabo Wabo Cantina, HWY 50 at Stateline AVE, South Lake Tahoe,
NV- Call: (775)588-2411 for information.
- January 7-March 11
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2009 Lake Tahoe Adventure Slide Show Series
- The Backcountry and Dave Nettle bring hundreds of adventure lovers
together for free slideshows in Bar One in the Olympic House at Squaw
Valley. Each slideshow is presented by one of the incredible
world-travelling adrenaline junkies we have here in the Lake Tahoe area.
Topics include mountaineering, backcountry skiing, river running,
adventure cycling, world travel and more — a very diverse line-up.
Starts: 7-8pm every Wednesday. All shows are Free.
- Bar One (in the Olympic House) at Squaw Valley USA,
1960 Squaw Valley RD, Olympic Valley, CA- Call Backcountry at: (530)583-0909
for details.
- January 7-April 28
- Gym Time for Toddlers and Preschoolers
- Back by popular demand – Gym Time for Tots – open space for your
little ones to get out and let loose! Half of the gym will be sectioned
off for your playful child/children to bring his/her tricycles to burn
up some excess energy or borrow one of our toys to zoom around. The
other half of the gym will have mats, balls & bounce house set up. The
middle of the gym will have tables set up for adult talk time. No
Supervision will be provided by city staff!!!
- Starts: 10:45am-12:15pm Monday & Thursday. Cost: $2 per day per
child. We will follow the LTUSD school calendar and will be closed all
snow days and School Holidays.
- South
Lake Tahoe Park and Recreation Department, 1180 Rufus Allen BLVD,
South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)542-6056 for information.
- January 8
- Make One Candle and the 2nd is ½ off
- Thursday Weekly Drop-In
- Drop-in class is the time to get your hands dirty and
release some stress, while moving at your own pace to create functional
and decorative pottery. All levels welcome. Reservations recommended! The drop-in
cost includes use of all equipment and basic pottery tools, use of
studio glazes and kiln firing of your work. The cost of your first
drop-in session also includes the cost of 10 lbs of recycled clay to be
used during the current season.
- 5:30-8pm on Thursdays. Cost: Cost: $25 for your first
drop-in session and $15 for each additional session during the current
season (fall, winter, spring).
- T Pots Pottery, 11084 W River ST, Truckee, CA- Call: (530)559-9773
or E-mail for more information.
- January 8-13
- The Improv at Harvey's - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Scott Record and
Scott Henry
- 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.
- January 11-12
- LUNA Chix of NASTC Slow Food/Fast Skiing Course
- A ski improvement course for women combining excellence in
instruction with excellence in dining. Women will receive coaching from
some of the best female instructors in the country combined with an
sumptuous dining experience of a three course dinner prepared in the
"Slow Food" philosophy.
- 8:30am on Sunday & Monday.
- Visit Online
for Location and Details.
- January 12
- Average White Band
- The Temptations Review
- Featuring Dennis Edwards.
-
Harrah's Lake Tahoe South Shore Room, Stateline, NV- Call Toll free:
(800)HARRAHS (427-7247) or (775)588-6611 for information.
- January 13-March 10
- Get in the
Act! Acting Classes for Kids Rideout
- Registration has begun for Get in the Act! Winter
Acting Session for children Grades K up to 6th. Classes
limited to 12 students-registration fills quickly.
- Starts: 3:30pm on Tuesdays. Tuition: $110.
- Rideout Community Center, Tahoe City, CA- Call Diane Handzel Theater
Director at: (775)588-8614 or E-mail or
call Rideout Community Center at:
(530)583-3796 x7.
- January 17
- Crab Feed - Kiwanis Sunrisers 26th Annual Mid-Winter Beach Party
- Dancing with 5 0'Clock Charlie, Tahoe's Classic Rock Party Band.
Raffles & Silent Auction . All Proceeds benefit local charitable
activities.
- Starts: 6pm on Saturday.
-
Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call Toll free: (800)HARRAHS
(427-7247) or (775)588-6611 for information.
- Snowshoe Photo
- 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 Saturday.
- Call: 530-913-9212 or E-mail for more information.
- January 19
- January 20
- Murder Mystery on the M.S. Dixie II
- The M.S. Dixie II and Murder Productions presents "Dinner and a
Murder". Cocktail reception featuring a martini bar, and a four course
dinner.
- Ends: 6:30pm on Tuesday.
- Zephyr Cove
Resort, 760 HWY 50, Zephyr Cove, NV- Call Toll free: (800)23-TAHOE
(82463) or (530)543-6190 for information.
- January 22
- Chamber Mixer at Homewood
- Come on out to Homewood Mountain Resort to mix and mingle and meet
some new friends!
- Starts: 5-7pm on Thursday.
- Homewood
Mountain Resort, 5145 Westlake BLVD, Homewood, CA- Call:
(530)581-8764 or E-mail Chamber Manager Kym Fabel for more information.
- January 22-27
- The Improv at Harvey's - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Jason Stuart 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.
-
Harvey's Resort & Casino Harvey's Cabaret, Stateline, NV- Call Toll
free: (800)427-8397 or (775)588-2411 for information.
- January 23
- Oregon
Shadow Theatre at Truckee High School
- Oregon Shadow Theatre presents colorful and intricate shadow puppets
combine with live music, voices and sound effects to create delightful
entertainment.
- 7pm on Friday, Truckee High School, Truckee, CA.
- January 23-27
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Blue Gay-La, South Lake Tahoe's Gay & Lesbian Ski Week
- World class skiing and nightly entertainment. South Lake Tahoe's Gay
and Lesbian celebration is 24/7 non-stop action on ...and off the
slopes. The celebration will include everything from the late-night wild
antics of all night dance parties to the "Queen of the Mountain"
competition at the no holds barred, Drag Race.
- South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (800)AT-TAHOE for information.
- January 25
- English Beat
- FREE Chakra Analysis
- At The Rainbow Bridge, 11am-5pm on Sunday.
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The
Village at Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East Road, Olympic Valley,
CA- Call: (530)584-1000 for information.
- Rainbow Dance
- The 17 piece Tahoe Dance Band at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center.
Appetizers, Wine, Desserts, Big Band Dancing, Door Prizes and Fun for
All. All ages welcome!
- 7:30-10pm on Sunday. Cost: $8 per person at door.
- Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)541-8380 for information.
- January 26
- Chinese New Year Sale
- Paula Poundstone and ANT
- Starts: 9pm on Monday.
- MontBleu
Resort Casino & Spa MontBleu Theatre, Stateline, NV- Call Toll free:
(800)648-3353 or (775)588-3515 for information.
- January 29-Feburary 3
- The Improv at Harvey's - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Harry Basil and
James Connelly
- 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.
- January 30
- ACT 5th Annual Winter Party - "Pizza For Pups"
- Animal
Coalition of Tahoe. This fun-filled evening will feature a pizza
buffet, silent auction, raffle and chances to win prizes. Don't miss out
on this great opportunity to help ACT help the animals in our community!
- Starts: 6-7:30pm on Friday. Cost: $20 for adults, $10 for children
under 13.
- Lake Tahoe Pizza Company, 1168 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe,
CA- Call: (530)400-4766 or (530)222-9183 or E-mail for more information.
Ski Resort Event Information
[Alpine Meadows, Boreal, Diamond Peak, Heavenly, Kirkwood, Homewood, 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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January 3
- Alpenglow Demo Day
- The return of the 2nd annual Telemark Demo Event. Try out all the
newest gear in the telemark world. The event will showcase the latest
and greatest in both telemark and alpine touring equipment.
Participating vendors will include Black Diamond, Karhu, Dynafit, G3,
Scarpa, Garmont, K2 , Rossignol and Rotefella. Valid lift ticket or
season pass purchased from Alpine Meadows required, along with a drivers
license and credit card for deposit. The first 100 participants will
receive a free beanie from Ambler Hats and all will be registered for a
post-demo raffle at Alpenglow Sports sponsored by New Belgium Brewery.
Prizes will include skis, bindings, packs, clothing, and avalanche
safety gear.
- Starts: 9am-3pm on Saturday. Free to all.
 Boreal Special Events (530) 426-3666
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January 10
- USASA - Slopestyle
- USASA Snowboarding Slopestyle Event.
- Location: Lower Night Park.
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January 11
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January 24-25
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January 29-Feburary 1
- US Snowboarding Grand Prix
- Top snowboarding pros compete on the US Grand Prix Tour. 22'
Superpipe and Pro Boardercross Course.
- Location: Superpipe & Boardercross Course.
 Diamond Peak Special Events (775) 831-3211
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January 2
- Hacienda Event
- Join us at the Hacienda for live music, raffles, food & drink specials,
and more. Remember, Learn to Ski and Ride Week is Jan. 12-16th.
- January 4
- The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Poker Run
- Pay $10 to get a clue card which directs you to five dealers on the
mountain. Pull a card from each dealer- the person with the best hand wins!
Sponsors include Diamond Peak Ski Resort, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, and
Stallar Skate & Snow. Jeff Jones will be playing live music from 1-4pm.
- January 12-16
- Learn to ski or snowboard for only $29!
- The first-time beginner package includes a 1 hr 45 min lesson, lift
ticket, and rental (for ages 7 and up) and is offered during Learn to Ski &
Ride Week for $29. This package normally costs $81, so save over $50 by
learning to ski or snowboard during Learn to Ski & Ride Week! This offer is
designed for first-time skiers and snowboarders only.
- January 21
- Community Appreciation Day!
- Anyone within a 50-mile radius can purchase a lift ticket for only $20
(Must show proof of residency).
- January 24-25
- Diamond Peak Jiblet
- An intermediate/advanced event designed for freestyle skiers and
snowboarders. A special feature will be set up on the bottom of the Lodgepole
lift that competitors can hit in a jam-style format. Diamond Peak offers a
winner-take-all cash prize in the Open divisions based on number of entries.
Sponsors include Stallar Skate & Snow.
- January 26
- Diamond Peak Australia Day Party at the Hacienda
- Get ready for Australia Day by enjoying special Australian food, live
music, and raffles giving away Diamond Peak swag!
 Donner Ski Ranch Special Events (530) 426-3635
- January 17-18
- January 31-February 1
 Heavenly Special Events (775) 586-7000
 Homewood Mountain Resort Special Events (530) 525-2992
 Kirkwood Special Events (209) 258-6000
 Mt. Rose Special Events (775) 849-0704
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January 10
- Elvis Day
- Our tribute to the birth of "The King" is second to none as the
slopes of Mt. Rose become a sea of Elvi. Chances are Elvis will issue
your lift ticket, fit your skis and even teach your lesson. Elvis
appears on the Saturday closest to the King's official birthday.
 Northstar-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 562-1010
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January 1-26
- Ta Chi (All Levels)
- Tai Chi by Balance. Tai Chi -Tai Chi Chuan relieves stress,
improves balance, strengthens your immune system, and brings deep
inner relaxation. It improves your reflexes, promotes circulation of
blood and energy, and can help alleviate back and joint pain. Tai Chi
is a gentle yet invigorating exercise as well as a powerful martial
art. It is a great way to condition your legs for ski season. About
the Instructor: Kelly Creps has been studying Tai Chi forms and Push
Hands for 18 years with Martin Inn at The Inner Research Institute (IRI),
School. Class sizes are limited to 6.
- Starts: 5:45-7pm on Thursdays and Fridays. Participants must call
(530)320-0191 for a reservation.
- Location: Balance Holistic Health Studio.
- January 2-February 27, 2009
- Yoga (All Levels)
- Yoga by Balance. Cari Bivona RYT, CMT, MSLS joins Balance Holistic
Health to ensure a successful and diverse yoga program for beginners,
seasoned practitioners, and even little yogis. She is equally grateful
for the opportunity to provide healing, relaxation, and pain relief
through massage therapy. Cari integrates many yogic traditions into her
classes, often daring you to play, laugh, and open to the universal
flow. Through postures and breath work, Cari invites you to enter into
the present - the body’s time, whereas the mind is often dwelling on the
past or assuming outcomes of the future. As the chattering mind
dissolves, you are open to receive clarity, wisdom, and balance. The
icing on the cake is greater strength, flexibility, detoxification, and
healing within the body and mind. Cari continually deepens her practice
with workshops and self-study, and loves to facilitate experiences that
lead you to discover the profound connections realized through practice.
A lifelong student, Cari is a graduate of Nosara Yoga Institute in Costa
Rica and Body Being Massage School. She received a B.A. in psychology
from Middlebury College and she most recently attended Esalen for deep
tissue massage training. Cari is also trained as a Sustainable Business
Consultant with a master’s degree in Leadership for Sustainability. She
will continually guide Balance towards green and socially responsible
business practices. Class sizes are limited.
- Starts: 5:30-6:45om on Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays.
- Northstar Village Basque Conference Room- Call: (530)320-0191 for
information.
- January 3
- Snowshoe Running Clinic
- Starts: 10-11:30am on Saturday.
- Location: Cross-Country, Telemark and Snowshoe Center.
- January 4
- Ski for Education
- Enjoy Northstar-at-Tahoe TM for just $25 on January 4!! Northstar is
providing discount tickets to be purchased in advance at local Porter's Ski
Shops in Truckee, Tahoe City and Incline Village, or online through
Excellence in Education. Payment must be cash or check. 100% of the proceeds
will go to the Excellence in Education Foundation.
- Telemark 1-Day Camp
- Learn how to Telemark or improve your skills. Package
includes an all access lift ticket, four hours of instruction, video
analysis, PSIA manual, demo equipment if needed, and a lunch voucher to be
used at Northstar Resort's mid-mountain Day Lodge.
- Starts: 10am. Cost: $139 for the full package, or $119 for season pass
holders.
- January 5-9, 26-30
- College Week
- Discounted lift tickets for College Students! Just bring your current
student ID to the Tickets and Season Pass Office located in the Village at
Northstar and receive a discounted lift ticket for just $56.
- January 6-March 3
- Turtleneck Tuesdays
- Lace up your ice skates and enjoy the sweet sounds of the 70's and 80's
on the village Ice Rink. It's free to skate and if you need rentals they
will be available for $5 a pair. While you're here, take advantage of the
warm outdoor fire pits and enjoy a drink and S'mores from the Cabana Bars!
- Starts: 5-8pm on Tuesdays.
- January 8-9
- Moonlight Snowshoe Tour
- Tours depart from the Nordic Center and will last approximately 2 - 2.5
hours. and will cover approximately 6 km of terrain. Guests will enjoy a
guided hike, live acoustic music, bonfire, s’mores and hot chocolate.
- Starts: 5pm Thursday and Friday.
- January 9-11
- Burton Demo Tour
- Riders can test ride the latest Burton gear for FREE at Northstar ™
Resort. The hottest Burton boards, boots and bindings for men, women, girls
and boys will be available to demo. Come test drive the latest Burton gear
where it matters most - on the snow!!
- January 10
- Winter Trails Day
- Join us at Northstar at Tahoe for the 14th annual Winter Trails 2009.
From 1-4pm the Northstar Cross-Country, Telemark and Snowshoe Center will
offer free half day trails passes to encourage people to come and try out
new Nordic activities. We'll also have free rentals during that time and a
free classic clinic from 2:30-3:30pm. For more information on Winter Trails
2009 visit www.wintertrails.org.
- January 10-11
- Burton Am Series
- 2009 Burton AM Series being held at Northstar-at-Tahoe TM is a regional
amateur snowboarding competition series. The events are open for all amateur
competitors and will feature men's and women's slopestyle and halfpipe
competitions. Men's and women's first place winners in each discipline will
receive a wildcard entry into the 2009 US Open Snowboarding Championships.
This event series gives amateur riders from all regions in the US a chance
to guarantee a spot into the US Open by winning a contest on their home
mountain.
- January 11
- Snowshoe Race Series
- Starts: 11:30am on Sunday.
- January 11-12
- LUNA Chix of NASTC Slow Food/Fast Skiing
- January 17
- January 24-25
- January 25
- 1/2 Marathon Snowshoe Race
- Tahoe Rim Tour Race
 Royal Gorge Special Events (530) 426-3871
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January
10
- Winter Trails Introduction Day
 Sierra-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 659-7453
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January 3
- Volcom Stone's Peanut Butter and Rail Jam 2009
- Volcom is back once again to host a free snowboard Rail Jam for all ages
in a true jam format. Youth, men & women divisions! And of course there will
be complimentary peanut butter and jam sandwiches, sodas and lots of prizes!
- January 5-9, 26-30
- College Week
- College students ski for $51!!
- January 8
- Lava Cap Wine Tasting & Discounts
- Sierra guests with a lift ticket or season pass will receive 20%
discount off any wine purchase at Lava Cap Winery, valid until end of
2008-09 ski season.
- Starts: 3-4pm on Thursday in the pub.
- January 9
- 40th Anniversary
- We will be celebrating with a $40 lift ticket available online.
- January 10
- USASA Slalom
- Register between 8-9:45am in the Aspen Café on the day of event.
- Entry fee is $25.
- January 10 & 23
- Beer Tasting
- Enjoy the tastes of Black Diamond's fresh and flavorful beers in The
Pub from 3-closing.
- January 11
- USASA Giant
Slalom
- Register between 8-9:45am in the Aspen Cafe on the day of event.
- Entry fee is $25.
- January 17-18
- Cal Big Band
- UC Berkeley’s Big Band will be on the slopes and in the base area
rocking big sound with their acoustic instruments during Martin Luther King,
Jr. (MLK) weekend.
- January 17-23
- National Safety Awareness Week
- January 19
- MLK Day Family Games
- Grab your favorite family member and try your luck through an obstacle
course of inner tubes, a ring toss, a 3-legged race and ski pole spin to
mention a few. The best time wins cool prizes and much praise!
- January 24
- USASA Slopestyle
- Register between 8-9:45am in the Aspen Cafe on the day of event.
- January 25
- USASA Boardercross
- Register between 8-9:45am in the Aspen Cafe on the day of event.
- January 25-27
 Squaw Valley USA Special Events (530) 583-6985
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January 1
- 2009 Resolution 1K
- A New Year’s Day snowshoe fun race up the lower mountain. The first
snowshoer to the finish wins a free Squaw Valley lift ticket. First
place finish will be awarded in four classes: adult (13 & up) male and
female and child (12& under) male and female.
- New Year's Day
- Happy New Year's Day from Squaw Valley USA!
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January 1-3
- 3 Days SQUAW SESSIONS SKI & SNOWBOARD Camp for Teens
- Squaw Sessions is specifically designed for intermediate and
advanced 13-18 year-old skiers and snowboarders. The program provides
the new school breed with the opportunity to experience Squaw Valley’s
rich free-ride culture firsthand.
- Call Squaw Kids for information or reservations at: (530)581-7166.
- January 8
- Local Merchant Day
- Squaw would like to thank the local community by offering $25 lift
tickets to anyone who works in the Tahoe-Truckee-Reno area. Local employees
and merchants must bring valid photo I.D. and a current local pay-stub to
ticket booth “D” between 8:30-11am on
January
3-5.
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January 9-10
- Tubbs Guided Full Moon Snowshoe Tours
- Come out and explore Squaw during the spectacular winter full moon.
Join our experienced guides as you snowshoe to spectacular moonlit views
of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountain peaks. Fun for all ages, cost
includes snowshoe rentals (you must supply your own poles if needed).
Dress appropriately and wear proper boots. Take advantage of our dinner
package for an even greater value. For more information please
- Starts: Dusk on Friday & Saturday.
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January
9-11
- Advanced Ski Clinic (3 Days)
- The ASC is a three day clinic emphasizing technical skiing at its
highest level, taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors.
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January 11
- Squaw Valley USA Learn to Ski & Ride Day
- Squaw will be holding its own Learn to Ski and Ride Days. First-time
skiers and riders are eligible for discount beginner packages that
include lift ticket, lesson, and equipment rentals.
- Starts: All day on Wednesday & Thursday.
- January 12-14
- Just for Women (3 Day Clinic)
- January 15-17
- Advanced Ski Clinic (Experts Only)
- The ASC is a three day clinic emphasizing technical skiing at its
highest level, taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors.
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January 17-19
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January 17-23
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January 19
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January 23
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January 28-30
 Sugar Bowl Special Events (530) 426-3651
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January 3
- SBST Intrasquad Race
- Call: (530)426-6773 for information.
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January 10-11
- Tahoe League
- Giant Slalom Race.
- Call: (530)426-6773 for information.
- January 12
- High School Race
- Slalom
- Call: (530)426-6773 for information.
- January 13-19
- National Safety Week
- NSAA Safety.
- Call: (530)426-6724 for information.
- January 16-18
- Live Music
- Time: TBA.
- Call: (530)426-6724 for information.
- January 23-24
- January 24-25
- USSA J4.5
- Slalom Race.
- Call: (530)426-6773 for information.
- January 31
- USCSA
- Slalom Race.
- Call: (530)426-6773 for information.
- January 30-February 1
- Silverbelt Banzai Off-Piste Downhill Race
- Top of Silverbelt to the bottom... first one wins!
- E-mail
for information.
 Tahoe Donner 'Alpine' Events (530) 587-9400, 'Nordic' Events (530) 587-9484
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January 7-9
- Three-day Clinic
- Demos, Skills Assessments, Skiing Improvement & Race Clinics (Happy Hour
Friday 6pm).
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January 10-11
- Slalom Races
- Sponsored by Sierra League.
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January
15
- Ski Away Day at Sugar Bowl
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January 20
- Ski Away Day at Diamond Peak
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January 22
- Ski Away Day at Alpine Meadows
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January 23
- Giant Slalom Race Training
- Training sponsored by Tahoe Donner Ski Area.
- January 24-31
- FWSA Trip to Big Sky, Montana
- January 27
- Ski Away Day at Northstar
- January 30
- TD Slalom Race Training
- Training sponsored by Tahoe Donner Ski Area.
 Tahoe XC Special Events (530) 583-5475
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January 1
- Early Bird Special
- Arrive by 9am, get free rentals until 11am.
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January 25
- Tahoe Rim Classic Race and Tour
- Tahoe XC to Northstar XC 30km point to point. Fundraiser for Far West
Nordic.
- Starts: 8am on Sunday.
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January 31
URL: http://www.tahoebest.com/eventscalendar/january.htm
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