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March 2009 -
Lake Tahoe Events
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March 1
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March 1-8
- Lake Tahoe WinterFest Gay & Lesbian Ski Week® 2009
- WinterFest is Lake Tahoe's original Gay and Lesbian Ski Week since 1996,
with a full week of World Class Skiing, Nightly Entertainment and non-stop
action. Lake Tahoe WinterFest is the largest Gay and Lesbian Event in Lake
Tahoe and provides non stop action all week long!
- South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (877) 777-4950 or E-mail for more information.
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March 1-15
- Karaoke at Rojo's
- Starts: 10pm-Closing on Sundays & Thursdays.
- 3091 Harrison AVE, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)541-4960 for
information.
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March 1-29
- World Famous DJ Red at Mo's Place
- Late-Nite Productions is proud to welcome South Lake Tahoe's newest and
hottest weekly Party with World Famous DJ Red spinning Hip-Hop Anthems,
Old-School Classics and Mashups! Every Party we will also be raffling off a
Snowboard courtesy of Out of Bounds Board Shop in Carson City, NV and at
various times throughout the night the Hottest Go-Go Dancers in town, "The
Snow Bunnies" will be ready to spice up the party! This is taking place at
Mo's Place in South Lake Tahoe, Ca. A chance to win a brand new snowboard!.
If you are an MC we will host a Hip-Hop open Mic at Midndnight so come
prepared to show your skillz on the Mic! This party is for the 21 and over
and Sponsored in part by Sierra at Tahoe Snow Resort.
- Starts: 10pm Every Sunday Night. Cost: $10.
- Mo's Place, Super 8, 3600 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)542-1095 for information.
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March 1-31
- McP's Pub Tahoe
- Live music daily except Wednesdays.
- Starts: 9pm.
- McP's Pub Tahoe, 4093 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)542-4435 for information.
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The
Story of Tahoe - Movie Presentation at Explore Tahoe
- Starts: Everyday at 2pm. Free.
- Heavenly Village, 4114 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150- Call:
(530)542-4637 for more information.
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March 2-26
- 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.
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March 2-31
- Open Play at Tahoe Tots Spot
- At least two whole hours of fun for you and your youngster... Open play
is the perfect solution for children needing to burn off some energy. Kids
can start out by bouncing down the 15’ long tumble track into the Ball Pit
filled with 5000 balls! Then they can navigate through tunnels, climbing
obstacles, and the giant crayon balance beam. When they’ve had enough
gymnastics they can move over to the giant Play Room filled with soft foam
blocks, bean bag chairs, toys, and the play hut tunnel system. As if that
weren’t enough they can express themselves through art and music in the 3rd
room known as the Arts and Crafts Room. Let your child color all over the
chalk board painted wall or rearrange the alphabet on the fully magnetic
wall. Every Monday and Friday there is a new art project that will be led by
an instructor and displayed for all others to see!
- Starts: 10am-1pm on Mondays-Saturdays & 4-6pm on Wednesdays. Cost: $10.
Kids Birth to 5 years Old.
- Tahoe Tot Spot
(Next to 7-11), 800 Emerald Bay RD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)541-5994 for information.
- Storytime at
The South
Lake Tahoe Library
- All stories take place in the conference room.
- Monday-Saturday.
- South Lake Tahoe Library, 1000 Rufus Allen BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA-
Call (530)573-3185 for information.
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March 3
- One Living Legend Minus Seven Tour at Mo's Place
- Late-Nite Productions is proud to present the "One living Legend Minus
Seven Tour" featuring Luckyiam and friends, Sapient from Sand People, Gray
Matters, DJ Nykon and As-If from Reno, NV! This show is 21 and over and it
is $15 at the Door. Sponsored in part by Sierra at Tahoe.
- Starts: 9pm on Tuesday. Cost: $13, $15 at the Door. There are tickets
available at Mo's Place, Mad About Music, Tahoe Hemp Co. or
Buy Tickets Online.
- Mo's Place, 3600 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)542-1095 for information.
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March 3-8
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The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Ant and Doug Starks
- The Improv is for adults age 21 and over.
- Show time: 9pm.
- Harveys Cabaret, Harveys Resort & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free:
(800)427-8397 or (775)588-2411 for information.
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March 4-25
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Lingerie Party at Opal Ultra Lounge
- Free Lingerie Party, Lingerie Show at midnight. Ladies drink free
8-11pm, Top forty dance music.
- Starts: Every Wednesday Night.
- Opal Ultra Lounge, MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call:
(toll-free) (800) BE-LUCKY (23-58259) or (775)588-3515 for information.
- Open Mic Night at The Divided Sky
- $3 mojitos, one free drink per performer.
- 9pm-Midnight- acoustic/electric (no drum kits please), Midnight-1am-
electronic (plug and play).
- Divided Sky, 3200 Highway 50, Meyers, CA- Call: (530)577-0775 for
information.
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March 4-27
- Karaoke at the
Lakeside Inn
- Presented by Psycho Attitude Productions.
- Starts: 11pm every Wednesday and Friday.
- The Tavern, Lakeside Inn & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call: (800)624-7980
for information.
- March 4-June 25
- Locals Thursday at All Fired Up!
- Come in to All Fired Up! located in the Cobblestone Mall. Open late on
Thursdays so you can enjoy painting with other local adults. Bring in wine,
soda and snacks to share.1/2 off studio fees all day.
- Starts: Noon-8pm Every Thursday.
- Call: (530)583-2468 for more details.
- March 5
- Crab Feed- Kiwanis Sunrisers 27th Annual Mid-Winter Beach Party
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Kiwanis Sunrisers 27th 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 Thursday.
- Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call: (530)541-5900 for information.
- Songwriting Workshop at Hot Gossip
- Bring acoustic instruments. Poetry, all ages, free.
- Starts: 2-4pm on Thursday.
- Hot Gossip, 3447 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call
(530)541-4823 for information.
- March 5-6
- Outlaugh Festival and Italian Feast
- This event is part of
Lake Tahoe WinterFest Gay & Lesbian Ski Week®
2009. Thursday, March 5th, Dana Goldberg, Roy Cruz and Marga Gomez. Friday,
March 6th, Scott Silverman, Ali Mafi and Sandra Valls.
- Starts: 9pm on Thursday & Friday.
- Tep's Villa Roma, 3450 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(877)777-4950 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 5-26
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Body Painting at Opal Ultra Lounge
- $1 select drinks, body painting.
- Starts: Every Thursday Night.
- Opal Ultra Lounge, MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call:
(toll-free) (800) BE-LUCKY (23-58259) or (775)588-3515 for information.
- March 6
- Kids' Night Out at the South Lake Tahoe Parks & Rec. Center
- Friday Evening "Kids' Night Out" - This program is offered during our
school year. Parents enjoy a Friday night out or some "alone" time at your
own home. School age children will swim, watch movies and play in the gym.
New this year, the program will be available to younger siblings who are
potty trained. Preschool group WILL NOT SWIM, but the bounce house and
scooters will be available. Everyone will get together to watch a G or PG
movie.
- Starts: 6:30-10pm on Friday. Cost: $12 per child (Potty trained- 8th
graders).
- SLT Parks
and Rec Center, 1180 Rufus Allen BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)542-6056 for information.
- March 6-14
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Live Music in the Aspen Lounge
- Located in the heart of the casino offering live music and dancing. The
Horizon welcomes live bands to the Aspen Lounge each week. Come enjoy drink
specials throughout the evening!
- Starts: 9pm-2am on Friday & Saturday nights.
- Aspen Lounge, The Horizon Casino, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-6211.
- March 6-27
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Friday Night Snow Jam Party Night at Vex Nightclub
- No Cover Charge for Locals. Ladies only pay $5 cover. Ski & Snowboard
videos. $2 Coors Light, $2 Cosmopolitans, $2 Lemon Drops, $2 Washington
Apples. Free T-Shirts & Hats, Gear Raffle, Go-Go Dancers, Live Music.
- VEX Nightclub, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call: (toll-free)
(800)427-7247 or (530)588-6611 for information.
- Friday Night Teen Scene
- Shoot hoops, play volleyball or arcade games, watch TV, or work out.
Grades 6 through 12.
- Starts: 6:30-9pm on Fridays.
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Kahle Community Center, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)586-7271 for
information.
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Ladies Night at VEX Nightclub inside Harrah's Lake Tahoe
- Every Friday is Ladies Night at Vex Nightclub featuring 1/2 off cover
charge for the ladies! And local favorite, DJ Rockwell spinning the latest
Top 40 Club Hits all night. Gather up the girls and head to Vex on Friday
night for the hottest club scene in Lake Tahoe! When the sun sets on the
lake is when Harrah's Lake Tahoe turns up the heat. Dance the night away at
VEX nightclub, the hottest late night party spot in town.
- VEX Nightclub, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call: (toll-free)
(800)427-7247 or (530)588-6611 for information.
- March 6-28
- Cool Black Kettle
- Starts: 9pm-1am on Fridays & Saturdays.
- Harveys Tahoe Live Stage,
Harveys Resort & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-2411 for
information.
- Dueling Pianos at The Tahoe Keys Restaurant and Piano Bar
- Rocky vs. Guido
- Starts: Friday & Saturday Nights.
- Tahoe Keys Restaurant and Piano Bar, 177 Highway 50, Stateline, NV-
Call:(775)588-5600 for information.
- 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 every Friday and Saturday.
- Harrah's Center Stage, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call:
(775)588-6611 for information.
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March 7
- 9th Annual Snowshoe Thompson Tour in Hope Valley
- Starts: 9am-2pm. Cost: $20 (Includes gear).
- The Yurt in Hope Valley, Hope Valley, CA- Call: (530)694-2266 for
information.
- Bruno's Boxing Presents The MontBleu Invitational
- 15 Great Fights. 1 Night. See it Live!
- Starts: 7pm on Saturday.
- MontBleu Casino Resort & Spa, Stateline, NV-Call Toll-free:
(888)829-7630 or (775)588-3515 for information.
Buy Tickets Online.
- Hope Valley Cross-Country Full Moon Tour
- Meet at Hope Valley Cafe & Market.
- Starts: 4:30 at Hope Valley Cafe & Market for homemade dessert and hot
drinks, 6pm Tour begins.
- Hope
Valley Cross-Country Ski Center, Hope Valley, CA- Call: (530)694-2266
for more information.
- Los Lobos at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
- America’s most distinctive and original Hispanic rock band.
- Starts: 7:30pm on Saturday.
- South Shore Room,
Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)427-7247 or
(775)588-6611 for information.
- SnowFest! Doggie Agility Course Made out of Snow
- This event features a dog agility course made entirely out of snow!
Instead of cones to weave, your pup will maneuver a line of fire hydrants
made of snow. Next he'll run through a tunnel of snow, jump bone shapoed
hurdles and finish up over a snow made ramp. The agility course is nothing
like you've ever seen and is a great way to close out the week long
festivities of SnowFest! Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd will be awarded by
Tails by the Lake and each participant will receive a gift bag.
- Starts: 10:30am on Saturday. Cost: $10– all proceeds benefit the
Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe.
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The Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley,
CA- Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
- Social Distortion Tribute at Whiskey Dick's Saloon
- Mommy's Little Monsters.
- Starts: 9pm on Saturday, 21+.
- Whiskey Dick's Saloon, 2660 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA-
Call: (530)544-3425 for information.
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March 7-28
- Free Guided Snowshoe Hike on the Tahoe Rim Trail
- Guided snowshoe hike on the Tahoe Rim Trail! Tahoe Meadows 4 miles
–easy.
- Starts: 10am on Saturday. Cost: FREE!
- Tahoe Rim Trail, Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (775)298-0012 or E-mail for more
information.
- Free Live Music Après Ski in the Village
- Starts: 2-5pm on Saturday.
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The Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley,
CA- Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
- Kid's
Night Out at Tahoe Gymnastics
- Leave the kids at Tahoe Gymnastics for a night of games, trampoline
time, Pizza, Movie and more. It's TONS of FUN for all kids. Ages Potty
Trained and up.
- Starts: 6-11pm on every Saturday.
- Tahoe Gymnastics, 867 Eloise AVE, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-7314 or E-mail for information.
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March 8
- Les Claypool at MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa
- With special guests Niggy Tardust as Saul Williams and Yard Dogs Road
Show.
- MontBleu Resort
Casino & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-3515 for information.
- Pints & Paddles Cruise Aboard The New Tahoe Queen
- Food, Live Entertainment featuring Truckee Tribe and beer tasting with
Firestone Walker Brewing Company.
- Tahoe Queen,
Ski Run Marina, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call Toll-free: (800)23-TAHOE (82463)
or (530)543-6190 for more information or reservations.
- 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.
- Contact: P.O. Box 464 Tahoe City, CA- Call: (530)583-7167 or E-mail
for more information.
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March 10-15
- The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Kivi Rogers and
Shayla Rivera
- The Improv is dark on Monday and Tuesday. The Improv is for adults age
21 and over.
- Show time: 8pm Wednesday-Sunday, except on Saturday with 2 shows at 8pm
& 10pm.
- Harveys Cabaret,
Harveys Resort & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)427-8397 or
(775)588-2411 for information.
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March 10-30
- Turtleneck Tuesdays at
Northstar (tm)
- Join us every Tuesday from December 23 through March 31 for Northstar-at-Tahoe's
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 a small rental fee.
- Starts: 5-8pm on Tuesdays.
- Northstar-at-Tahoe™ Resort, 100 Northstar Drive Truckee, CA- Call:
800-GO-NORTH (466-6784) for information.
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March 11
- Experience Ice! Free Hockey and Skating Clinic at the SLT Parks & Rec
Ice Arena
- Introductory Hockey and skating clinic, a fun on and off ice experience.
For anyone that can skate forward and ready to have fun! This is a free
event. We supply the ice, coaches, helmets, skates, sticks. Bring an open
mind, a friend and warm athletic clothes, “elbow and kneepads if you have
them”.
- Starts: 7-8pm on Wednesday. Cost: Free for all Ages!
- SLT Parks &
Rec, 1180 Rufus Allen BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)542-6056
for information.
- Full Moon Snowshoe Cocktail Races at The Beacon Bar & Grill
- Run around the track, wearing snowshoes, carrying a tray of "drinks".
The person who finishes first.. and spills the least.. WINS! Have fun and
win prizes from
Camp Richardson Resort, Sierra-At-Tahoe, Red Bull, The Sportsman, Tahoe
Thunder, Tahoe
Bowl, SunSational Tans, Adventure Connection & more.
- Race starts: 7pm on Wednesday.
- Beacon Bar & Grill, 1900 Jameson Beach RD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)541-0630 for information.
- Full Moon Snowshoe Hike
- There’s no better way to spend a full moon night than from a vista high
on the ridge tops of the Tahoe Rim Trail! This will be an easy snowshoe
hike, please call ahead to reserve your spot!
- Starts: 7pm on Wednesday.
- Tahoe Rim Trail,
Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (775)298-0012 for information.
- Winemakers Tasting Event - Quality Wines on a Budget at
Apres Wine Company
- Starts: 6-8pm on Wednesday. Cost: $15 per person in advance, $20 at the
door.
- Ski Run Center 3668 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-9463.
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March 11,18,25
- Play with Clay at All Fired Up!
- Every Wednesday evening we will teach a new clay hand building or
painting technique.
- Starts: 5:30-8pm on Wednesday.
- Call All Fired Up at: (530)583-2468 for information.
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March 13-14
- Short-Attention-Span Comedy at the Lake Tahoe Community
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March 14
- An Evening with Climbing Legend Fred Beckey at Mo's Place
- Climbing legend Fred Beckey, 86 – who is credited with more first
ascents (mostly in North America) than any other mountaineer in the nation –
is making an appearance in South Lake Tahoe on Saturday to benefit two area
organizations. Beckey, who is still an active climber, will appear at 5:30
p.m. at Mo's Sports Bar (inside the Super 8 Motel), 3600 Lake Tahoe Blvd. A
presentation during which Beckey shares his stories, photos and films is
scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Proceeds from a raffle, auction and entrance fee
will benefit the Sierra Avalanche Center and the Access Fund, a
mountaineering advocacy group.
- Starts: 5:30pm on Saturday. Cost: $10.
- Mo's Place, Inside Super 8, 3600 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA-
Call: (530)542-1095 for information.
- BLVD - Break Science ft Adam Deitch at Opal Ultra Lounge inside
MontBleu Resort & Casino
- Paesano Productions presents BLVD. Break Science ft Adam Deitch.
- Starts: 10pm on Saturday. Cost: $10 adv, $15 door, 21+. Tickets
available at Tahoe Hemp Co in S Tahoe, CA or
Buy Tickets Online
- Opal Ultra
Lounge, Inside MontBleu Resort, 55 HWY 50, Stateline, NV- Call
Toll-free: (888)829-7630 or (775)588-3515 for information.
- David Spade
at MontBleu
- An American Actor, Comedian, SNL Front Man, Friend To The Friendless,
Hollywood Playboy and all around
funny guy. Come experience laughter like never before.
- Doors open: 8pm. Showtime: 9pm on Saturday.
- MontBleu Theatre,
MontBleu Casino
Resort & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)648-3353 or (775)
588-3515 for information.
- Free Guided Snowshoe Hike on the
Tahoe Rim Trail
- Guided snowshoe hike on the Tahoe Rim Trail– FREE! Tahoe Meadows 3 miles
– easy. Approx. 3 hours.
- Starts: 10am on Saturday.
- Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:(775)298-0012 or E-mail for information.
- Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale
- Starts: 10am-3pm in the library meeting room.
- SLT
Branch Library, 1000 Rufus Allen BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)573-3185 for information.
- G. Love & Special Sauce with Eric Hutchinson at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
- Starts: 7:30pm on Saturday.
- South Shore Room,
Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)HARRAHS
(427-7247) or (775)588-6611 for information.
- Snowshoe Photo Walk with Mark Vollmer at Hope Valley Cross-Country
- Bring your camera and join Mark Vollmer. He is going to bring his
beautiful work up to Hope Valley to share with everyone and then take a walk
and learn some new photo techniques.
- Hope Valley
Cross-Country Ski Center, Hope Valley, CA- Call: (530)694-2266 for
information.
- St. Patrick's Day Celebration at the American Legion Post 795
- Hosted by Elks Lodge and American Legion Post 795. Corned Beef and
cabbage and music by the Cash Only band 4-7 p.m. No cover, public welcome.
Dinner is $7
- 2748 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)541-8788 for
information.
- Watercolor Workshop with Jill Mueller
- Starts: 10am-2pm.
- Tahoe Art League Center, 3062 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA-
Call: (775)588-5416 to RSVP & for information.
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March 14,15
- St. Patrick’s Day Candle Making Contest
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March 14, 28
- "Clouds/Tress and Greens/Mountains in Watercolor" with Lady Jill
Mueller
- Tahoe Art League's Workshops. Indulge your creativity! The Tahoe Art
League is hosting Open Studios and Art Workshops at the TAL Art Center. The
Open Studios are available to artists for a morning of painting, socializing
and sharing ideas. All media is welcome. Primarily silk painters attend on
Tuesdays and they are eager to share their "tricks" and help you get
started. No formal instruction is provided. Tahoe Art League member artists
are also teaching workshops and are thrilled to share their talents. The
workshops run between one to four days and costs vary depending upon the
artist.
- Starts: 9am-Noon on Saturday.
- The Art Building, TAL
Art Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call Dee
Miller-Meyer at (775)588-5416 or the Art Center at (530)544-2313 for more
information or to sign-up.
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March 15
- FREE Mini-Intuitive Readings
- At The Rainbow Bridge.
- Starts: 1-3pm on Sunday.
- The
Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley, CA-
Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
- St. Patrick's Day Dinner at St. Theresa Catholic Church
- Starts: 4:30-7:30pm. 50-50 raffle. Live entertainment begins at 5:30pm.
- St. Theresa Grace Hall, 1041 Lyons AVE, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3533 for information.
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March 15, 17
- Royal Talent's Rat Pack Tribute at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
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March 17
- Blue Turtle Seduction at Opal Ultra Lounge
- Late-Nite Productions is proud to present Lake Tahoe's Ultimate St.
Patty's Day Celebration featuring live music by Tahoe's own Blue
Turtle Seduction plus local guests Duke of Bruce and special guest DJ's all
night! The party wouldn'r be complete without $3 shots of Jager, $3 Jameson
and Bailey's and a Raffle for a Jameson Snowboard! This is taking place at
Opal Ultralounge inside Montbleu Resort and Casino in Lake Tahoe, NV on
Tuesday, March 17th at 9pm. This show is 21 and over. Sponsored in part by
Sierra at Tahoe.
- Starts: 9pm on Tuesday. Cost: $12 at Montbleu Resort, Mad About Music,
Tahoe Hemp Co., or Buy
Tickets Online.
- Opal Ultra Lounge inside
MontBleu Resort
Casino & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-3515 for information.
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at McP's Pub Tahoe
- Green beer, live band and dancing. Heated patio.
- 4093 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)542-4435 for
information.
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at
Murphy's Irish Pub
- Murphy's Irish Pub (Rockwater Restaurant) Live Music, Green Beer, Food
and Drink Specials.
- Murphy's Irish Pub, 787 Emerald Bay RD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-8004 for information.
- St. Patrick’s Day
- Live music throughout the Village & drink specials.
- The
Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley, CA-
Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
- St. Patrick's Day Bash at Bar 24
- Bar 24 Tap Room & Grill, Bill's Casino, Stateline, NV- Call:
(775)588-6611x3477 for information.
- Tahoe Douglas Rotary Club St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
- The Tahoe Douglas Rotary Club will host its 41st annual St. Patrick’s
Day celebration at the Harrah’s Lake Tahoe convention center. The Irish
buffet dinner features corned beef and cabbage with all the trimmings.
Sample pours of California wine and Irish beer will be available. JJ
Entertainment will provide dance music. The event features raffles and a
silent auction from more than 200 donated items, including ski passes, room
packages, spa treatments, golf passes, autographed sports memorabilia
and game tickets, artwork, dining certificates and 75 accommodation
packages from Embassy Suites. To order tickets by phone or credit card, call
Paula Peterson at (530) 542-2262.
- Starts: 6-10pm on Tuesday.
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Harrah’s Lake Tahoe Convention Center, Stateline, NV- Call:
(530)542-2262 for information.
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March 18
- Harvey Reid at the Lake Tahoe Community College Duke Theater
- The Performing Arts League presents songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
Harvey Reid. Reid is the master of many instruments and styles of acoustic
music. From hip folk to slashing slide guitar blues to bluegrass, old-time,
Celtic, ragtime, and even classical tunes.
- Starts: 7:30pm. Cost: $10 advanced at LTCC Bookstore and $13 at the
door.
- Lake Tahoe Community
College, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)541-4660x512 for information.
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March 18-22
- The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Jackie Flynn
co-headlining with Kevin Flynn
- Showtime's are Weds, Thurs, Fri, Sun 9pm and Saturdays 8pm and 10pm. The
Improv is for adults age 21 and over.
- Harveys Cabaret,
Harveys Resort & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)427-8397 or
(775)588-2411 for information.
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March 18-23,25-30
- March 19-22
- "Watermedia" with Peter Darvis
- Tahoe Art League's Workshops. Indulge your creativity! The Tahoe Art
League is hosting Open Studios and Art Workshops at the TAL Art Center. The
Open Studios are available to artists for a morning of painting, socializing
and sharing ideas. All media is welcome. Primarily silk painters attend on
Tuesdays and they are eager to share their "tricks" and help you get
started. No formal instruction is provided. Tahoe Art League member artists
are also teaching workshops and are thrilled to share their talents. The
workshops run between one to four days and costs vary depending upon the
artist.
- Starts: 9am-Noon Monday and Tuesdays.
- The Art Building, TAL
Art Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call Dee
Miller-Meyer at (775)588-5416 or the Art Center at (530)544-2313 for more
information or to sign-up.
- March 20
- Our Satori at
Divided Sky
- Divided Sky, 3200 HWY 50, Meyers, CA- Call: (530)577-0775 for
information.
- Rock Violinist Aaron Meyer at St. Theresa Catholic Church
- Complimentary wine and appetizers reception will follow the performance.
- Starts: 7pm on Friday.
- St. Theresa
School, 1081 Lyons AVE, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)544-8944 for
information.
- Sierra Nevada Dance-Alladdin-North Tahoe High School
- Sierra Nevada
Dance presents its community dance academy ballet of Aladdin with local
students and adults in a beautifully costumed production.
- Starts: 7pm on Friday.
- Call: (530)582-8278 for information.
- Spring Equinox Sale!
- At the Rainbow Bridge.
- The
Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley, CA-
Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
- The RevTones at Whiskey Dicks Saloon
- Late-Nite Productions is revvin' it up this Friday night with some
High-Octane Rockabilly from the San Francisco Bay Area with The RevTones!
This is taking place at Whiskey Dicks Saloon. This is a 21 + show. This
event is sponsored in part by Sierra at Tahoe Resort.
- Starts: 9pm on Friday. Cost: $10 at Whiskey Dicks, Mad About Music,
Tahoe Hemp Company or Buy
Tickets Online.
- Whiskey Dicks Saloon, 2660 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3425 for details.
- March 20-21
- Tower of Power at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
- Starts: 7:30pm on Friday & Saturday.
-
Harrah's Lake Tahoe South Shore Room, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free:
(800)427-7247 or (775)588-6611 for information.
- March 20-22
- Alumni Reunion Weekend
- Please join us for a weekend of fun! Reconnect with old friends and
faculty … show your moves on the slopes … meet the college president … wine
and dine at Diamond Peak as you watch the sun set over Lake Tahoe … take a
guided campus tour of the new campus facilities with none other than SNC’s
legendary Chuck Levitan … enjoy a lovely Sunday brunch featuring famed
pianist and SNC alum Tim Callicrate … and remember the beauty of your
college days at Lake Tahoe.
- Please RSVP by E-mail to Lane Murray, Director of Alumni and Parent
Relations or call: (775)831-1314x7448.
- March 21
- Knobody (Hieroglyphics) at Whiskey Dick's Saloon
- Late-Nite Productions Presents the More bars in More Places Tour
featuring Knobody from Hieroglyphics Emperium plus Germane, DJ Soul Twist
and Poeticali Distherbd!. This concert is 21+ and tickets are $10 at the
door. Yes, You heard it right! Only $10 for a full night of quality Bay Area
Hip-Hop! Recession prices are in effect!!
- Starts: 9pm on Saturday. Cost: $10 at Whiskey Dicks, Mad About Music,
Tahoe Hemp Co. or Buy
Tickets Online.
- Whiskey Dick's Saloon, 2660 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3425 for information.
- Meet the Artist at Bacchus & Venus Featuring Paul Bailey
- Meet local artist Paul Bailey himself on March 21st from 2-5pm at
Bacchus & Venus Truckee Wine Bar and Art Gallery. Sip on a glass of
delicious California wine while you admire his art. Light appetizers will
also be served. Paul has captured nostalgic mountain scenes and lifestyles
of Tahoe set in the 1930’s – present. Not only are his pieces excellent, but
they are also very affordable. There is no fee for entry.
- Starts: 2-5pm on Saturday.
- 10118 Donner Pass RD (Under Dragonfly), Truckee, CA- Call: (530)550-9800
or E-mail
for information.
- Polar Bear Plunge to benefit Special Olympics Northern CA
- Experience the Coolest Event of the Year! On March 21, 2009, hundreds of
hearty souls with warm hearts will brave the chilly waters of South Lake
Tahoe at Zephyr Cove to raise money for Special Olympics. Special Olympics
provides year round sports training and competition opportunities for
children and adults with developmental disabilities. Take the plunge and ask
your family, friends and co-workers to make a monetary pledge to support
you. Plungers who raise $100 or more will receive a Polar Plunge sweatshirt.
Costumes are encouraged and crazy fun can be expected!! Be a Team Captain
and form your own team of plungers who will join you and ask their friends,
family and co-workers for pledges. Registration begins at 10:30am at Zephyr
Cove. Costume contest is at 11:30 and plunge happens at 12 noon. The Post
party takes place on the M.S. Dixie immediately following the Plunge. The
Official Plunge Housing is the Lakeside Inn & Casino. To book your room at
$89 a night, call 1-800-624-7980 and say you are with the polar plunge. To
register, visit
online . The public is invited to participate!
- South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (925)944-8801x215 for more information.
- Vagina Monologues at Valhalla
- A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer.
- Starts: 7pm on Saturday.
- Valhalla Grand
Hall Tallac Historic Site, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)541-4975 for
information.
- March 21-22
- Taoist Astrology Workshop, Kings Beach
- Explore your personal chart that reveals gifts, challenges,
relationships, life calling and even the unique situations that you face.
All participants receive natal chart and comprehensive forecast. Understand
the past to harness the energy of your future. Space limited so E-mail
to sign-up early.
- Starts: 3-6pm on Saturday & Sunday.
- Lake
Tahoe Wellness Center 695 Wolf ST, Kings Beach, CA- Call: (530)546-8201
for information.
- March 22
- Andre Nickatina at Mo's Place
- Late-Nite Productions is proud to present Andre Nickatina -one night
only - up close and personal! The Hooligans from Chico, Ca, Angie Compton,
DJ Red, Tripp, Mr. Z and Do Dirty will start the show. This event is for the
21 and over.
- Starts: 9pm on Sunday. Cost: $25 at Mo's Place, Mad About Music, Tahoe
Hemp Co. Recycled Records or
Buy Tickets Online,
$28 at the door.
- Mo's Place, Inside the Super 8 Motel, 3600 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake
Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)542-1095 for information.
- Royal Talent's Rat Pack Tribute at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
- Starts: 3pm on Sunday.
-
Harrah's Lake Tahoe South Shore Room, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free:
(800)HARRAHS or (775)588-6611 for information.
- March 24
- Free Rock Concert at the Lake Tahoe Community College
- Lake Tahoe Community College students are offering a free rock concert
in the Duke Theatre. The music ensemble workshop and rock music ensemble
classes taught by professional musician Eric Hellberg will be performing as
part of their class final. Hellberg is a drummer for the Steve Walker Band.
- Starts:7pm on Tuesday. Cost: Free.
- Lake Tahoe Community
College Duke Theater, One College DR, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)541-4660x207
- March 24-27
- "Metal Leafing" with Egon Klementi
- Tahoe Art League's Workshops. Indulge your creativity! The Tahoe Art
League is hosting Open Studios and Art Workshops at the TAL Art Center. The
Open Studios are available to artists for a morning of painting, socializing
and sharing ideas. All media is welcome. Primarily silk painters attend on
Tuesdays and they are eager to share their "tricks" and help you get
started. No formal instruction is provided. Tahoe Art League member artists
are also teaching workshops and are thrilled to share their talents. The
workshops run between one to four days and costs vary depending upon the
artist.
- Starts: 9am-Noon Monday and Tuesdays.
- The Art Building, TAL
Art Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call Dee
Miller-Meyer at (775)588-5416 or the Art Center at (530)544-2313 for more
information or to sign-up.
- March 25
- An acoustic solo performance by Glen Phillips at the Hard Rock Café
- An acoustic solo performance by Glen Phillips, the voice of Toad the Wet
Sprocket. All ages. All ticket proceeds go to Musicians on Call, a
charitable organization that brings live and recorded music to healthcare
facilities.
- Starts: 9pm on Wednesday. Cost: $8 general admission, $15 VIP,
Buy Tickets Online or
call or stop by the Café.
- Hard Rock
Cafe Located inside Harveys Casino, Stateline, NV- Call: (775)588-6200
for information.
- Elephent Revival - Live Music at Divided Sky
- Divided Sky,
3200 US HWY 50, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call: (530)577-0775 for information.
- March 25-29
- The Improv at Harveys - Howie Nave: Host & Emcee, Mike Pace and
Chipper Lowell
- Showtime's are Weds, Thurs, Fri, Sun 9pm and Saturdays 8pm and 10pm. The
Improv is for adults age 21 and over.
- Harveys Cabaret,
Harveys Resort & Casino, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)427-8397 or
(775)588-2411 for information.
- March 26
- Exodus at Whiskey Dick's Saloon
- Late-Nite Productions Presents Exodus! One night only, with special
guests Idekay and Scattershield. This concert is 21+.
- Starts: 9pm on Thursday. Cost: $17 advanced at Whiskey Dicks, Mad About
Music, Tahoe Hemp Co. or
Buy Tickets Online, $20 at the door.
- Whiskey Dick's Saloon, 2660 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3425 for information.
- Nickel and Nickel Winery Dinner at PlumpJack
- PlumpJack Cafe offers an intimate winemaker experience with Craig
Norris, representing Nickel & Nickel. Wines will be offered by the glass,
flight, or paired with menu specials. Your table will be graced with
personal wine service from the winemaker in the Bar or in the Dining Room. A
special hotel room rate is available for winemaker participants, the evening
of the event.
- Starts: 5-9:30pm on Thursday.
- Call: (530)583-1576 for details.
- March 27
- Bodhi Tree Foundation: Trekking for a Healthy Himalaya
- No Host Bar.
- Starts: 6:30pm, Program begins 7pm on Friday. Cost: $10 donation to
Squaw Valley Institute. No charge for children and students with ID.
-
PlumpJack Conference Center, Squaw Valley- Call: (530)581-4138 for
information.
- Business Expo
- Mardi Gras Dance
- The 17 piece Tahoe Dance Band invites everyone to come, listen and/ or
dance. South Lake Tahoe Senior Center 7:30-10:00 PM. Appetizers, Wine,
Desserts, Big Band Dancing, Door Prizes and Fun for All. All ages welcome!
- Starts: 7:30-10pm on Friday. Cost: $8 per person at the door.
-
Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)541-8380 for information.
- The Devil Makes Three at Whiskey Dicks Saloon
- Starts: 9pm on Friday.
- Whiskey Dicks Saloon, 2660 Lake Tahoe BLVD, South Lake Tahoe, CA- Call:
(530)544-3425 for information.
- March 27, April 3, 17
- Harrah’s and MTV Games’ Total Rock, Total Rewards Rock Band
Competition
- Hundreds of Rock Band fans in Northern California and Northern Nevada
have spoken and Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. has answered loud and clear.
Starting on March 27th, Harrah’s Lake Tahoe will join the seventeen other
Total Reward properties nationwide and in Canada in launching their own leg
of the Harrah’s and MTV Games’ Total Rock, Total Rewards Rock Band
Competition. These Rock Band gamers will now get their shot at rock
immortality and the chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be the
opening act for the legendary B-52’s at the House of Blues in Atlantic City
on May 9th. Harrah’s Lake Tahoe will be hosting Rock Band Nights from 8:00 –
11:00 p.m. on March 27 as well as April 3, 10, and 17. Bands can register
online at
or onsite. The winner of the Harrah’s Lake Tahoe competition will have the
opportunity to participate in the May 7th Atlantic City regional
competition.
- Harrah's Lake Tahoe,
Stateline, NV- Call: (800)HARRAHS (427-7247) for information.
- March 28
- 47th Annual Lake Valley Volunteer Firefighters Ball
- Starts: 8pm on Saturday.
- Live music provided by Hip Service. Raffle prizes, silent auction. 2 for
1 entree specials provided by select local restaurants: Christiana Inn, Echo
at Embassy, Edgewood Tahoe, Mirabelle, Orchid's Thai, Passarettis and Scusa
on Ski Run. Tickets will be available at both Raleys camera departments,
Lake Valley fire stations and Lira's Market in Meyers.
- MontBleu Resort
Casino & Spa, Stateline, NV- Call: (530)577-3737 for information.
- Ehrman Mansion Descendent's Author Event
- Who built the Hellman-Ehrman Mansion at Sugar Pine Point State Park?
Frances Dinkelspiel, direct descendent of Isaiah Hellman—the man behind the
mansion—will talk about this remarkable Tahoe pioneer and her new book,
Towers of Gold, at a bagel brunch co-hosted by the Sierra State Parks
Foundation and the North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation [7000 Latone (off
National Ave.) in Tahoe Vista]. Reservations requested by March 23, Proceeds
will be split between SSPF’s Sugar Pine Point programs and Temple programs.
- Starts: 10am on Saturday. Cost: $25 per person for SSPF or NTHC members;
$30 for non-members and includes brunch.
- Call SSPF at: (530)525-9460 or the Temple at: (530)546-0895x4 for
information.
- WAR
- Catch one of the most popular funk groups of the 70s live!
- Starts: 7:30pm on Saturday.
- Harrah's Lake Tahoe
South Shore Room, Stateline, NV- Call Toll-free: (800)HARRAHS (427-7247) or
(775)588-6611 for information.
- March 29
- FREE Chakra Analysis
- At The Rainbow Bridge.
- Starts: 11am-5pm on Sunday.
- The
Village At Squaw Valley USA, 1750 Village East RD, Olympic Valley, CA-
Call Toll-free: (866)818-6963 or (530)584-1000 for information.
Ski Resort Event Information
[Alpine Meadows, Boreal,
Diamond Peak, Donner Ski Ranch, Heavenly, 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
- March 6-8
- Tele Camp
- The Alpine Meadows Tele Camps give you the opportunity to free your heel
at some of the best telemark terrain in the west, lead by some of the best
coaches. You will improve your telemark skiing technique, while being
guided around Alpine Meadows by people that know the mountain better than
you can imagine.
For registration click
here.
- Starts: 8am-4pm on Friday-Sunday.
- Phone: (530)581-8200 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 7
- Live Music
- Starts: 1-4pm on Saturday. Cost: FREE!
- Location: Alpine Meadows Outside Deck.
- E-mail
for more information.
- March 13
- Disabled Sports Ability Challenge Ski Race
- The Ability Challenge ski race will team donors and sponsors with disabled
skiers for a fun day of ski racing and on-hill activities. An après ski party
and awards presentation is scheduled at the end of the day. Each team of 4
will be paired with a disabled ski racer for the day. Click
here for a participation form and more information about the Ability
Challenge.
- Starts: 8:30am on Friday. Cost: $800 for a team of four, or $1,000 for a
team of four plus 4 Ability BASH dinner tickets.
- Location: Alpine Meadows Ski Resort/Disabled Sports Building. Call or E-mail Mary Roll
to purchase Ability Challenge team or BASH tickets: (530)581-4161 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 13-15
- Steep Camp
- The Alpine Meadows Steep Skiing Camps give you the opportunity to explore
the terrain you have only seen in movies. We will coach you to be successful
by improving your technique, exploring tactical decisions and finding out
where the edge of your envelope really is. These camps will leave you feeling
more confident about the terrain you are skiing as well as open more of the
mountain to you. For registration, click
here.
- Starts: 8:45am on Friday-Sunday.
- Call: (530)581-8200 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 14
- Disabled Sports Ability Bash 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
- Charitysmith and Tahoe Mountain Resorts present the (formerly the “Benefit
Bash”) at the lodge at Alpine Meadows. The Ability Bash will honor Wounded
Warriors returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Disabled Sports will
be hosting 20 servicemen for a weeklong Abilities Camp at their program center
at Alpine Meadows. The camp will include adaptive snow skiing, snowboarding
and other winter recreational activities designed as part of their therapy and
reintegration into the community. The Ability Bash will be the culmination of
the week and will feature a buffet dinner, fine wines and microbrews, live
music by “Sambada”, a silent auction and a mystery raffle. The Bash has been
one of North Tahoe’s premier events for 15 years and is a wonderful uplifting
evening for all in attendance. Visit
website for
more information. All proceeds from this event will benefit the programs of
Disabled Sports USA Far West. Must be 21 to attend.
- Starts: 7-10pm on Saturday. Tickets: $55 in advanced and $60 at the door.
- Call or E-mail Mary Roll
to purchase tickets: (530)581-4161 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 15
- Live Music
- Cuesta Ridge
- Starts: 1-4pm on Sunday. Cost: Free!
- Location: Alpine Meadows Outside Deck. E-mail
for more information.
- March 17
- Live Music
- Live DJ
- Starts: 1-4pm on Tuesday. Cost: Free!
- Location: Alpine Meadows Outside Deck. E-mail
for more information.
- Sock it to ya! St. Patricks Day Alpine Club Party
- Exclusive Party- St. Patricks Day Party- Sock it to Ya Alpine Club Party!
Free pair of Wigwam socks to the first 50 Alpine Club Members. For Alpine Club
Members only. Become an Alpine Club member
here! Drink
Specials- Tullamore Whisky & Beer and a Bump. Music by Dusty Love. Raffle
Prizes: Tubbs Snowshoes, Skis, Gear from Mountain Hardware, North Face, and
local restaurant giveaways. With every drink purchased receive a raffle
ticket. Raffle at 4:00 & 5:15.
- Starts: 3-7:30pm on Tuesday. Cost: Free to Alpine Club Members, non
members can join for just $10 at check in.
- Location: Alpine Meadows Last Chair Bar and Restaurant.
- March 20-22
- Women's Camp
- The Alpine Meadows Women’s Camps are among the most popular in the West.
Technical skill, strength and above all- fun are top priorities, as well as
providing a safe and supportive atmosphere. Camps include three full days of
skiing with our top female instructors, video analysis, advice on choosing and
fitting equipment, après ski and lunch. For registration, click
here.
- Starts: 8am-4pm on Friday-Sunday..
- Call: (530)581-8200 or E-mail
for more information.
- March 21
- Alpine Meadows Ski Foundation Fundraiser Apre'
- The event will include an auction and raffle of one-of-a-kind items, such
as a reserved VIP parking spot, a reserved Cafeteria table and a Fondue Party.
With money generated through fundraisers (like this one), AMSF will provide
scholarships, purchase training equipment, and support additional competitive
teams at Alpine Meadows.
- Starts: 4-7pm on Saturday. Cost: $10 donation at the door requested.
- Location: Alpine Meadows Last Chair Bar & Restaurant. E-mail
for details.
- March 22
- Tahoe League Race GS
- Many racers from the Tahoe League go on to compete in USSA sponsored
competitions in the Far West division. Since the League is developmental,
special rules apply to restrict eligibility for top-level USSA racers. This
keeps the focus on learning and fun in the Tahoe League.
- For more information, Visit
website for more
information.
- March 27
- Garwoods North Shore Nights
- Alpine Meadows Ski Resort is the featured Ski Resort tonight. Join us at
Garwoods for fantastic food and drink specials and a chance to win Alpine
Meadows Ski Resort lift tickets. Season Pass Holders and Alpine Club Members a
20% discount off the bill of Dinner or Lunch Menus when they eat in the Dining
Room. Bring your season pass or Alpine Club card to receive discount. Win lift
tickets and cool schwag! The longer you stay, the more you win!
- Starts: 6:30-9:30pm on Friday.
- Location: Garwoods Bar.
- March 29
- Sick & Twisted Big Air Festival
- With the event focusing on big air, all types riders including local,
amateurs, and pros will be competing for the top spot! Helmets required. All
skiers and snowboards competing in the Toyota Sick n' twisted Freestyle Tour
must sign and complete all liability releases the day of the event during
registration. (Anyone under the age of 18 wishing to compete must have a
parent/guardian on hand at registration, the day of the event, to sign and
complete all liability forms).
- Registration is normally from 8:30-10am. Practice is usually from
10:30-11:30am and the events are scheduled to start around noon on Sunday.
Registration cost: Open Class (competing for cash!!) will be $20. Amateur
Class (competing for gear!!) will be $10. Lift Tickets for participants are
$54 (23-64), $39 (15-22), $8 (5-14).
- Location: Kangaroo Run at Alpine Meadows. E-mail
for details.
 Boreal Special Events (530) 426-3666
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March 7
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3rd Rail Jam
-
The 3rd Rail featuring a live performance from PIGEON JOHN
for more info visit the
website.
Boreal will be hosting one of three exclusive rail events brought to you
by 3rd Rail. The competition will highlight a unique rail set-up with a
winner take all cash prize. The day will be filled with DJ’s, Music,
Graffiti Artists and a concert featuring: Pigeon Jon. With major
sponsorship from Under Armour, Skull Candy and Kangol, this is
one event you do not want to miss. This is a "Winner Take All" Rail Jam
that is divided into three sections: Best of Breed, 15 and Under, and All
Girls. All riders either snowboard or ski are welcome to participate,
judges will be represented from both sides. The prize package includes: 1.
CASH (total number of entrants multiplied by 20 and
divided by 3) 2. Jacket from UNDER ARMOUR 3. Headphones from SKULL CANDY
4. Official
"3rd Rail" snowboard from LAUNCH 5. Gloves from POW 6. MORE TO COME!!!!
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Entry fee: $20, all registrants will be receiving a fresh
winter cap courtesy of KANGOL.
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USASA - Boardercross/Skiercross Event
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Boardercross/Skiercross. Spectators must access venue by
ski, snowboard or hike only.
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Starts: 9am-3pm on Saturday.
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March 20
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Friday Night Expression Session - Final Showdown
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First 50 to sign-up get in. Click
here for more details. Great sponsor prizes and swag for top
skiers/riders. *Helmets are required*
-
Registration: 3:30-4:30pm at Group Sales Office.
Registration Cost: $5, with lift tickets or season pass. E-mail
for details.
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March 21-22
-
Scout Weekend
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All troops welcome. Scout troops of any size qualify for
group discounts. For more
details click
here.
-
E-mail
to book your group trip.
 Diamond Peak Special Events (775) 831-3211
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March 28
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The Diamond Peak 3rd Annual Uphill Race
-
Go up to the Snowflake Lodge under your own power – skis
with skins or snowshoes and you need to have equipment to ski or ride down
from Snowflake Lodge – skis, snowboards, telemark skis, or split boards
are all acceptable. The opposite of the famous Last Tracks, this First
Tracks Uphill Race will challenge people interested in going up the
mountain self-propelled. Enjoy breakfast and award ceremony at Snowflake
Lodge before the mountain opens. Race starts at 8am. Prizes will be
provided for best time (male and female) plus a raffle for everyone
participating. Two races will be a part of this event, the advanced race
and the regular race.
-
Starts: Advanced Race Registration: 7-7:20am, Race starts
at 7:30am, Regular Race Registration: 7:15-7:45am, Race starts at 8am,
Awards ceremony 9am at Snowflake. Cost is $10 which includes a T-shirt.
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Call PR/Marketing Coordinator, Kayla Anderson, at:
(775)832-1120 for details.
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March 29
-
9th Annual Diamond Peak Dummy Downhill
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The Dummy Downhill has been a favorite event for eight
years and every year it gets bigger and better. Join us for the 9th Annual
Dummy Downhill where participants build a dummy on skis or snowboards that
get launched off of a big jump. Watch as unique characters fly down the
hill or crash hard. This is the flugtag for dummies! Those who enter a
dummy will receive a free commemorative T-shirt and lift ticket for the
day (limit 2 per dummy). The Dummy Downhill is open to the public and
there are no registration fees. Dummy builders are encouraged to be as
creative as they can. The following restrictions apply to all dummies:
they can not be live, must not weigh more than 75 lbs, teams that build
their dummies to lose parts as they crash will be required to clean up
afterward. At least one person from each team must be available to
transport and/or unload their dummy at the top of the launch. Categories
include Best Crash, Longest Jump, Most Creative, and more. The Dummy
Downhill is a perfect spring event! Big Brothers Big Sisters will also be
joining us for this special event. The Big Brothers Big Sisters
organization is a one-to-one youth service that’s been around for more
than a century, developing positive relationships that have a direct and
lasting impact on the lives of young people.
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Starts: Dummies need to be at the base lodge by 11am to be
judged on creativity. The jumping will begin at noon and an award ceremony
will follow.
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Call PR/Marketing Coordinator, Kayla Anderson, at:
(775)832-1120 for details.
 Donner Ski Ranch Special Events (530) 426-3635
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March 14
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March 17
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St. Patty's Day Summit Cup
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March 21
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Peninsula Ski Club Fun Race
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March 28
 Heavenly Special Events (775) 586-7000
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March 14
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G. Love & Special Sauce
- G. Love & Special Sauce bring their folk, blues and pop sounds to the
South Shore Room. Best known for their unique and funky blend of folk,
blues, pop, R & B and hip hop, G. Love & Special Sauce have been touring
heavily since they got together. They've recorded nine studio albums
together and this year released "Live at Jazzfest" and "Superhero Brother"
that were well received by their fans and assisted them in capturing new
audiences. Their live show is uncomparable and has garnered them numerous
fans. Catch an amazing live show in the South Shore Room on Saturday,
March 14 with G. Love & Special Sauce.
- Starts: 7:30pm on Saturday. Restricted to guests 21 years or older.
Cost: $29.50 + tax. For reservations call: 1(800)786-8208 or purchase
tickets
online.
 Homewood Mountain Resort Special Events (530) 525-2992
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February 28-March 1
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Farwest Division Moguls Championship
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Farwest Division Moguls Championship at Homewood Mountain
Resort on the "Face" Must
be a Farwest/USSA member to compete. Must sign liability release prior to
event. For kids 18 and under, parent must attend
to sign liability release. For ages 13+.
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Starts: 8-8:15am Registration (Upstairs North Lodge),
10:15-10:30am Seat Judges, 10:30am-2:30pm Competition Begins. Cost: $50
plus price of ticket. Register
online.
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E-mail
for details.
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March 5
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Annual Taco Feed
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Everyone's welcome for Tacos! Eat and mingle with fellow West
Shore friends.
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Starts: 5:30-7:30pm on Thursday. Cost: $8.00 pp/ 2 tacos, rice
and beans.
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Homewood Mountain North Lodge. E-mail
for details.
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Pro Patrollers Race
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Support your Patrol team at the annual Pro Patroller's Race.
Paired with Homewood's
popular taco feed, you won't want to miss this event. All ages invited to
cheer on your favorite team.
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Starts: TBD
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Homewood Mountain Resort North Lodge "The Face". E-mail
for details.
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March 5-6
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Women's Edventures 3
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Women's skiing and snowboarding clinics for Beginner,
Intermediate, Advanced. PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America)
Certified Women Instructors AASI (American Association of Snowboard
Instructors) Certified Women Instructors. The clinic includes 2 Day Lift Pass,
5 Hours of instruction each day, Video analysis, Breakfast, lunch and snacks
provided, Goodie bag and Raffle, and Personalized strategy for improvement.
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Starts: 8am-4:30pm on Thursday & Friday. Cost: $269. Click to
Register.
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Visit
online for
details.
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March 7
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Live Music
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Starts: 1-4pm on Saturday. Cost: Free!
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Alpine Meadows Outside Deck. E-mail
for details.
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March 7-8
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Women's Edventures 4
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Women's skiing and snowboarding clinics for Beginner,
Intermediate, Advanced. PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America)
Certified Women Instructors AASI (American Association of Snowboard
Instructors) Certified Women Instructors. The clinic includes 2 Day Lift Pass,
5 Hours of instruction each day, Video analysis, Breakfast, lunch and snacks
provided, Goodie bag and Raffle, and Personalized strategy for improvement.
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Starts: 8am-4:30pm on Saturday & Sunday. Cost: $269. Click to
Register.
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Visit
online for
details.
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March 7-April 11
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Saturday Dress up Days
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Receive $5 off your ticket for dressing up! Receive your
discount at any ticket
window at Homewood- North Base only. Dress up Days at Homewood: March 7th
Superhero Day, March 14th Pirate Day, March 21st Animal Day, March 28th
Hawai'ian Day, April 4th Pajama Day, & April 11th Wizard of Oz Day. Show us
your best look!
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E-mail
for details.
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March 14
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First Annual Homewood Mini Slopestyle
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Kids Mini Slopestyle for ages 12 and under. Skiers and
Snowboarders welcome. Register day of event at Homewood North Lodge upstairs.
Parent or legal guardian must be present for signature of liability release
form.. Helmets required. Parents must have a lift ticket. Must be on ski's or
snowboards.
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Starts: 9am Registration (Upstairs North Lodge), 11am Race
Starts (top of Madden chair at Lower Rainbow Ridge), 1pm Awards (North Lodge
Sundeck). Cost: $25 per competitor, includes ticket and commemorative
sweatshirt.
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E-mail
Amber Kijanka for details.
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Live Music
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Free Peoples- American Bluegrass.
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Starts: 1-4pm on Saturday. Cost: Free!
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North Lodge Outside Patio. E-mail
for details.
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March 15
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Homewood Community Benefit Day
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A special, discounted lift ticket will be available at
Homewood this day. A portion of the proceeds go to local philanthropies.
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Cost: TBD.
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E-mail
for details.
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March 17
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Breakfast Club **Invitation Only**
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Homewood Mountain Resort is hosting the second annual
Breakfast Club. Local community association members are invited to a special
day on the mountain. Homewood would like to thank each of you for your
continued support in making Tahoe a better place to live, work and play! Local
Community Association Members only. Must bring your invitation to the event.
RSVP by 2:00pm Friday March 13th. Send to . Please mention which date and
location you plan on attending in your RSVP. E-mail RSVP Here.
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Starts: 8am-12:30pm on Tuesday. Cost: $25 for pass holders,
breakfast is available for $15.
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Homewood South Lodge.
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March 20
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Garwood's
North Shore Nights
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Homewood Mountain Resort is the featured Ski Resort tonight.
Join us at Garwood's for fantastic food and drink specials and a chance to win
Homewood Mountain Resort lift tickets. Win lift tickets and cool schwag! The
longer you stay, the more you win! Season Pass Holders receive 20% discount
off the bill of Dinner or Lunch Menus when they eat in the Dining Room.
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Starts: 6:30-9:30pm on Friday. Food and Drink Specials: $4.75
Wet Woody's, $3.25 Draft Beers, $3.50 Each Fish Taco.
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March 21
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Live Music
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Ten Mile Tide.
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Starts: 1-4pm on Saturday. Cost: Free!
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North Lodge Outside Patio. E-mail
for details.
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March 28
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Live Music
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Mission Players- funk/blues.
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Starts: 1-4pm on Saturday. Cost: Free!
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North Lodge Outside Patio. E-mail
for details.
 Kirkwood Special Events (209) 258-6000
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March 16
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Snowshoe Shuffle
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Guided snowshoe hike, providing great views of the High
Sierra and a fun day striding on snowshoes.
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Cost: $30 + $10 for snowshoe rental.
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March 18-22
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North American Freeskiing Championships
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Kirkwood will have a BBQ fired up grill'n burgers and
dogs, and beverages flow'n with water, soda, gatorade and beer. So come on
out and enjoy the event and cheer on some of the best athletes in the
world. If you want to show up in style to the event; the Expedition:
Kirkwood snowcat will run two trips at 10am and 12pm on Friday and
Saturday to Devil's Corral. Return trips will start at 4pm each day. Trips
are $20/pp round-trip. Call (209)258-7360 to make a reservation.
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Schedule: 3/18- Registration Day for athletes, 3/19- Day
1, Qualifing on Vista, 9am-4pm, 3/20- Day 2, Day 1 Finals in the Cirque,
9am-4pm, 3/21- Day 3, Super Finals in the Cirque, 9am-4pm, 3/22- Weather
Day, if needed.
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March 21
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March 23-27
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Experts Only Spring Break
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Northern California Colleges and Universities are invited
to this week-long Spring Break event filled with great events and
activities. Click
here
for all the details.
Mt. Rose Special Events (775) 849-0704
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March 10
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Be a Champion Ski Race & Party
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Public Races - (format -best combined time). Slalom
Course: Two runs, best combined time Male Female Ski 1st, 2nd, 3rd 1st,
2nd, 3rd. Snowboard 1st, 2nd, 3rd 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
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Registration: 8-10am Main Lodge. Race: 10:00 -2:00 Race
event on Bullwhip Run. Cost: FREE with valid lift ticket or Value Pass.
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March 14
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Slide Back Retro Party
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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. Slide Back Fashion
Contest: Sport your finest Day Glow Stretch Pants to win up to $500 in
Modern Gear from Village Ski Loft.
Northstar-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 562-1010
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February 27-March 1, 27-29
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Women's Ski Camp
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Northstar® Resort is taking its women's camps to the next
level this season, offering all-inclusive three-day courses focused on
health, wellness, camaraderie, and of course, skiing and snowboarding.
Taught by Northstar Resort’s top certified female instructors, camps
include three days of instruction and lift tickets, demo equipment, lunch,
video analysis, yoga classes, drinks and appetizers, and breakfast each
morning. The women’s camps are perfect for those who feel they have hit a
plateau or learn better in an encouraging group environment. Participants
are known to see tremendous growth in their skiing/riding ability, and
make some new friends in the process. Beginner to expert skiers and
snowboarders are encouraged to participate in these fun, challenging, and
non-intimidating programs. Make it a "Girlfriend Getaway" and relax,
refresh and revitalize with your girlfriends at Northstar Resort. Discount
lodging packages are available for participants through the Girlfriend
Getaway package.
For more information on Northstar Resort’s women’s programs, contact the
Northstar Ski & Snowboard School at (530)562-3470.
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Cost: $499 for Passholders, $599 for Non-Passholders.
Buy online.
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March 6-8, 27-29
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Women's Snowboard Camp
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Northstar® Resort is taking its women's camps to the next
level this season, offering all-inclusive three-day courses focused on
health, wellness, camaraderie, and of course, skiing and snowboarding.
Taught by Northstar Resort’s top certified female instructors, camps
include three days of instruction and lift tickets, demo equipment, lunch,
video analysis, yoga classes, drinks and appetizers, and breakfast each
morning. The women’s camps are perfect for those who feel they have hit a
plateau or learn better in an encouraging group environment. Participants
are known to see tremendous growth in their skiing/riding ability, and
make some new friends in the process. Beginner to expert skiers and
snowboarders are encouraged to participate in these fun, challenging, and
non-intimidating programs. Make it a "Girlfriend Getaway" and relax,
refresh and revitalize with your girlfriends at Northstar Resort. Discount
lodging packages are available for participants through the Girlfriend
Getaway package.
For more information on Northstar Resort’s women’s programs, contact the
Northstar Ski & Snowboard School at (530)562-3470.
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Cost: $499 for Passholders, $599 for Non-Passholders.
Buy online.
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March 8
- Telemark 1-Day Camp
- Telemark Lessons and Rentals at Northstar ResortNorthstar® 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. Camp 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. 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, with a lunch break from 12-1pm, where videos shot during
morning will be reviewed. Clinics will continue from 1-3pm, followed by
afternoon video review. Participants should be at the Cross-Country Ski &
Snowshoe Center by 9am for an introduction and any equipment needs.
Instruction starts promptly at 10am. Cost: $139 ($119 with season pass).
Reserve Online.
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USASA
Superpipe Competition
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The United States of America Snowboard Association (USASA)
will be hosting a Superpipe Competition on Sunday March 8, 2009 at
Northstar-at-TahoeTM Resort. Registration will be held the day of the
competition in the Village at NorthstarTM . Participants will then move
onto the mountain for competition.
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Registration: 8-10am on day of event.
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March 8-9
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Moonlight Snowshoe Tour
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Northstar® Resort offers guided Moonlight Snowshoe Tours
each month during the winter season. Tours depart from the Nordic Center
at 5pm 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. Cross-County Center is
located at Mid-Mountain. Please give yourself plenty of time to ride the
Gondola, and check in. We recommend leaving the Village at Northstar™
30-45 minutes before tour begins. Participants must be on Gondola by
4:45pm. There will be time available to be fitted for snowshoes if needed.
Dogs on leashes are welcome. Sled rental available for children. Please
note the time change - all tours will begin at 5pm.
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Cost: Adults: $35, Children 12 & Under: $25, Snowshoe
Rental: $5.
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March 9
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PSIA
Telemark Level 1 Exam
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The Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) is
hosting a Telemark Level 1 Exam at Northstar at Tahoe TM.
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Starts: 8:30am on Monday.
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March 10-11
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PSIA
Telemark Level 2 Exam
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The Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) is
hosting a Telemark Level 2 Exam at Northstar at Tahoe TM.
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Starts: 8:30am on Tuesday & Wednesday.
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March 14
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The California Repercussions
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The California Repercussions are a 45 to 70 piece band
which plays rock-and-roll as well as traditional band music. They are
loud, fast and dynamic!
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Starts: 12-1pm in front of the Day Lodge at Mid-Mountain &
3:30-4:30pm in the Village by Transit Center on Saturday.
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2009
TransWorld
SNOWboarding TransAM Series Presented by High Cascade
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TransWorld SNOWboarding Magazine and High Cascade
Snowboard Camp are proud to be hosting the 2009 TransWorld SNOWboarding
TransAM contests. This six-stop amateur tour is hosted by the most
progressive park resorts in the country and will be a gathering for some
of the happiest amateur riders on Earth to push each other in a fun jam
style environment. Northstar at Tahoe is proud to host the fifth stop.
Riders will receive a year subscription to TransWorld SNOWboarding
Magazine. Winners at each contest receive a huge prize pack with loot from
TransWorld SNOWboarding and High Cascade plus, a custom TransAM backpack
and goggles from sponsors Dakine and Oakley, a Ride Snowboard and a Zumiez
gift card. Each TransWorld SNOWboarding TransAM event will start with a
Traffic Jam where all riders hike and ride The Slopestyle Mini-Park course
together. During the Traffic Jam, the judges will pick out 40 riders that
will advance to the Ultimate Jam, by giving them the coveted T-Shirt/Bib
Hybrid. The Ultimate Jam will be a half-hour session from which the
winners will be determined by the esteemed panel of snowboarding judges
who will also be on the slopes. There will also be a post event part and
Product Barf in which riders and spectators will win fabulous prizes.
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Cost: $10.
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March 16-18
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NASTC
Course: All Conditions All Terrain
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The Northstar™ Resort Ski & Snowboard School is proud to
welcome and to offer clinic programs presented by the North American Ski
Training Center. There is no doubt that Northstar-at-Tahoe is one of
California's finest resorts. This mountain is great for intermediate to
advanced skiers. Northstar's long sheltered trails, adventure parks and
manufactured bump field are ideal for working on technique. You will come
away from this course with improved efficiency, technique and form. After
spending all day out on the slopes, the Village at Northstar awaits you
with many great après-ski options, lots of unique stores, restaurants and
an ice-skating rink. Dial in your technique with NASTC and have a blast at
this fun world class resort. NASTC Logo Truckee-based NASTC is a
high-performance ski school for intermediate, advanced, and expert skiers
offering multi-day, total-immersion courses 21 times a year at resorts
world-wide. All of their courses are led by The Professional Ski
Instructors of America’s Demonstration Team members and American Mountain
Guide Association. Courses include lift ticket, video, review, classroom
sessions, dinner, and swag bag. If you are an advanced skier or even an
intermediate looking for real adventure, this is your chance to truly
improve your skiing!
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March 16-20, 23-27
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College Week Discounted Lift Tickets
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Discounted lift tickets for College Students! Just bring
your current student ID to the Tickets and Season Pass Office located in
the Village at NorthstarTM and receive a discounted lift ticket for just
$56.
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March 17
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St. Patrick's Day
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Join us on the mountain and in the Village at Northstar™
for some St. Patrick's Day fun! We'll have live Irish music along with
food and drink specials - don't forget to wear green! In the Village-
Cabana and Overlook Bars: $3 canned Guinness, $4 Irish Whiskey shots. On
the Mountain- Day Lodge at Mid-Mountain: Corned Beef & Cabbage Sandwiches
on Marble Rye Plate lunch specials for $12.95, Guinness Beer, Irish
Whiskey, Coffee & More!
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March 21
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Butterbox High Ollie
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Please join us for the Third Annual Butterbox High Ollie
on Saturday, March 21. Snow Park Technologies will build a feature in the
streets of the Village at NorthstarTM right outside of Butterbox where
those who dare can compete for prizes and the title of the highest ollie!
Registration will take place the morning of the event in Butterbox.
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Location: In Front of Butterbox. Call Butterbox at:
(530)562-3650 for details.
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March 30-April 1
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PSIA
Snowboarding Freestyle Level 2 Accreditation
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The Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) is
hosting a Snowboarding Freestyle Level 2 Accreditation at Northstar at
Tahoe TM.
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Starts: 8:30am on Monday-Wednesday.
Royal Gorge Special Events (530) 426-3871
Sierra-at-Tahoe Special Events (530) 659-7453
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March 4-25
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Madrona Vineyards Wine Tasting and Discounts
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A Taste of the Good Life. Sierra™ Resort pairs up with
Madrona Vineyards, bringing you intense flavors of Madrona Wines in The
Pub. A variety of wines will be available to taste. Sierra Resort guests
with a lift ticket or season pass will receive 20% discount off any wine
purchase at Madrona Vineyards, valid until end of 2008-09 ski season.
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Starts: 3-4pm on Wednesdays.
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March 8
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Ralston Cup
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2nd ever Ralston Cup. Snowskating's biggest slopestyle/slalom
event is coming to Sierra™ Resort...again! Anyone can enter. $1,000 purse
plus prizes from Ralston Snowskates, Strapless, Starfish, POW Gloves, and
Rocker Trucks. Register in the Aspen Cafe from 8-9:30am
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Cost $25.
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March 8-13
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Learn to Ride/Ski Week
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Reserve your $25 Learn to Ride/Ski package and you’ll
receive a limited-access lift ticket (valid on Easy Rider only), ski or
snowboard rental and a 2.5 hour adult beginner lesson. What a deal!
Participants must be 13+. Package available online only.
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Cost: $25.
Click here for reservations.
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March 14
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Highlander...There Can Be Only One
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VonZipper and Nitro present Highlander...There can be only
one. Riders will duel in this Gathering until a single victorious shredder
stands. Imortal riders will go head to head on a four feature mini-park,
with half the riders being eliminated through a series of rounds until one
Highlander remains. Event held at Sierra-at-Tahoe on Broadway.
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Registration: 9am in the Aspen Cafe. Cost: $10.
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USASA
Superpipe Competition
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Open to amateur skiers and snowboarders of all ages.
Register between 8-9:45am on the day of event at the Aspen Cafe.
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March 15
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Billabong Flaunt It Girls Slopestyle & Rail Jam
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Calling all ladies! Come show us your stuff and flaunt
your style at the Billabong Flaunt It competition - the all girl amateur
snowboard slopestyle and rail jam contest. The slopestyle contest will be
held on Bashful with the afternoon rail jam on Lower Bashful.
Snowboarding's leading ladies- Jamie and Joanie Anderson- will be judging
and making an appearance. Sierra-at-Tahoe is hosting the sixth leg of this
all girls series with winners receiving travel and accommodations for the
finals on March 28th in Quebec. Join the Flaunt It pre-party on Saturday
starting at 7pm at the Beach Hut Deli in South Lake Tahoe. With a guest
appearance from Jamie Anderson, giveaways, and movie screenings, here's a
great way to start the all girls fiesta. Registration will be from
8-9:30am in the Aspen Café. Pre-registration and details available
here.
Tentative schedule: 8-9am: Registration, 9-10:00am: Warm-up, 10:15am:
Riders Meeting, 10:30am-12:00pm: Slopestyle Jam, 12-1:15pm: Lunch break,
1:30-2:30pm: Rail Jam, 3:30pm: Awards ceremony.
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March 16-20, 23-27
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College Week
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During College Week college students can receive a $51
lift ticket at Sierra TM Resort when they present a current college photo
I.D. at the Sierra Ticket Office. So bring your friends out and ski or
ride for cheap!
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March 18
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Madrona Vineyards Wine Tasting Lunch
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Like - Skiing and food and wine! Well is this the event
for you?! Sierra-at-Tahoe® Resort and Madroña Vineyards are coming
together to offer you the perfect break to give your legs a rest after
skiing and riding! Taste various wines from Local Madroña Vineyards while
overlooking beautiful Lake Tahoe from Sierra's 360° Smokehouse BBQ on the
summit. Lunch and Tasting is included in the price. ****RSVP Today****
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Starts: 1pm on Wednesday. Cost: $15.95 Per Person.
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Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort- 360° Smokehouse BBQ. Call to RSVP
at: (530)659-7453x265.
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March 21
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3rd Annual Buckle Up Big Air for G.T.S.
Date: March 21, 2009
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3rd Annual BUCKLE UP BIG AIR in memory of Greg smith.
Skiers and snowboarders unite to throw down on a custom slopestyle course
in memory of Sierra Freestyle Skier,Greg Smith and to spread Seatbelt
Safety Awareness. Come out and enjoy the sun, competition and great music.
Feast at the outdoor BBQ and win great raffle prizes. Cash purse for the
Open Classes and cool Prizes for Amateurs that include helmets, goggles,
beanies, skis, snowboards, snowskates, outerwear and more. There will also
be a raffle for cool prizes from Embassy Suites, Blue Dog Pizza and many
others. CHP will be onsite to share Seatbelt Safety Awareness. All
proceeds go towards the Sierra Education Foundation and towards building a
signature feature for Greg. Divisions Include: 15 & Under Snowboard Am 15
& Under Ski, 16 & Over Snowboard Am 16 & Over Ski, Open Snowboard Open
Ski, Women's Snowboard Women Ski.
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Starts: in the Aspen Cafe from 8-9:30am on Saturday. Cost:
$40 for Pro Divisions, $25 for Amateur Division, and a specialty priced
$35 lift ticket for non-pass holders. Remember, all proceeds go to a good
cause!
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The Tritones at the 360 Smokehouse BBQ
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Regularly playing at the Base Lodge, the Tritones will
head up Grandview Express for a special appearance at the 360 Smokehouse
BBQ. So grab a pulled-pork sando and cold brew, then sit back and chill to
the smooth movin' grooves of The Tritones. The Tritones blues and jazz
trio play the classics from Marvin Gaye, Howling Wolf, Nat King Cole,
Santana, Herbie Hancock, Van Morrison and BB King.
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Starts: 12-3pm on Saturday.
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360 Smokehouse BBQ at the top of Grandview Express.
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March 22-24
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Women's Camp
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Whether your idea of adventure is the undeniable
adrenaline rush of one’s first time on the slopes, weightlessly floating
through an early morning powder stash, the thrill of running gates,
dizzying tricks in the halfpipe, a serene backcountry escape, or merely
negotiating the mountain safely with your 7-year old, Sierra-at-Tahoe®
Resort’s Women’s camps can take you there! Our specially trained team
strives to provide an exciting and fun experience by promoting
self-confidence and building one’s ability in an encouraging and safe
environment. Sierra™ Resort’s all female learning environment is designed
to improve on-hill skill and confidence for women ages 18 and over of any
skiing or snowboarding ability. The camps begin with a self-assessment by
the participants to determine ability level and comfort zone. Women are
then placed in groups that will be most conducive to learning. Or, a group
of friends can form their own group if they are all comfortable skiing and
riding together. Each camp starts with a welcome breakfast on Sunday
morning and will continue with a syllabus designed around participants’
goals. Each camp can be booked for Sunday only, or for all three days.
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Cost: 1-day camp (Sunday only): Camp only: $99, With lift
ticket: $149, With lift ticket and equipment: $169; 3-day camp (Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday): Camp only: $209, With lift ticket: $309, With lift
ticket and equipment: $349. Ski & Stay Lodging Packages start at just $81
per person, per night.
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To sign up for any of these camps, please: Download and
fill out the
Registration Form and
Liability Release. Return the completed Registration Form and
Liability Release and applicable fees to: Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Attn:
Brooke Summers, 1111 Sierra-at-Tahoe RD, Twin Bridges, CA 95735. Call:
(530)543-3139 for more information.
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March 28
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Closed Circuit
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Close the circuit on the 08/09 season with this totally
fun pipe jam. Open to any skiers and snowboarders. The theme of this
contest is a winter beach party with a pirate takeover. With unusual pipe
features (Treasure Jib and Brass Bell Jib), one-hitters galore, and tranny
pumping action, this is the best way to remember the season. Cash prizes,
great stuff from our sponsors, and DJ Nomad. All participants must have a
season pass or valid lift ticket. $49 lift ticket is available for
competitors. Register in the Aspen Cafe starting at 9am.
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Cost: $5.
 Squaw Valley USA Special Events (530) 583-6985
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February 27-March 5
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FREERIDE WORLD
TOUR – TRAM FACE SQUAW VALLEY 09
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The best Freeride spots on earth have been selected by the
tour organizers and the Pro Freeriders Board (PFB) to host four main
events that make up the 2009 Freeride World Tour. Squaw Valley USA has
been named the exclusive North American stop and will join Sochi (Russia),
Tigne (France), and Verbier (Switzerland) as hosts of the 2009 Freeride
World Tour. When the world’s top freeriders descend on Squaw for the
Nissan Tram Face –Squaw Valley 09, the valley will erupt with street
parties, live music and a week of celebrations not to be missed.
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February 27-March 1
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JUST FOR WOMEN (3 DAY) SKI CLINIC
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The Just for Women clinic emphasizes technical skiing at
its highest level taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors. Call:
(530)581-7263 for details.
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March 1
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SQUALLYWOOD CLINICS 2009 ONE DAY (LIGHT)
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The Squallywood one day clinic focuses on the high quality
terrain and aesthetic lines that have made Squaw Valley “Squallywood”.
Participants will tour and ski the most photographed and filmed areas of
the mountain as well Squaw’s secret nooks and crannies. Participants will
also enjoy themselves as they push their riding to any level that they
feel confident. Author of Squallywood the book, resident M.D. and ski
hero, Robb Gaffney and friends will enable those in the clinic to lay a
few gentle turns down an open slope, jump a rock, ski a 40 degree slope,
or try out a 60 degree wall. The Squallywood Clinic is for anyone
“advanced” and up. To top off the experience, participants can share a few
runs with some of the rock stars that have made their careers on this
mountain. “Get some pictures with them. Pick their brains. Try to keep up.
Show them what you’ve got. Or simply watch them ski. You will leave this
day pumped!” –Robb Gaffney.
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March 5-7
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ADVANCED SKI CLINICS (3 DAY)
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The ASC is a three day clinic emphasizing technical skiing
at its highest level, taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors. Call:
(530)581-7263.
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March 6-7
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SQUALLYWOOD CLINICS 2009 TWO DAY (SUPERSIZED)
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A beefed up, two day version of last year’s one day
clinic; The Squallywood Clinic has been described as the “fantasy island”
of the skiing and snowboarding world, immersing participants in a real
life film and photo shoot. Day one consists of warm up runs, group
orientation, filming, instruction and insight. Day two is all of the above
and more including touring and ripping up all parts of the mountain.
Author of Squallywood the book, resident M.D. and ski hero, Robb Gaffney
and friends will safely show you terrain you have never seen before - and
may have never wanted to see before. Those in the clinic will finish the
day realizing how extensive Squaw Valley’s terrain truly is and by heading
to the bar to watch each other in the group’s own movie and slide show
pieced together by a local professional photographer and a filmmaker.
Participants can then take the DVD home to show friends and family their
amazing experience!
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TUBBS GUIDED FULL MOON SNOWSHOE TOURS
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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.
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Cost: $17 with a daily lift ticket or season pass. Cable
Car ride and tour: $32 adults, $27 youths & $21 for children 12 and under.
Take advantage of the Tour and Alexander’s Dinner Package at only $59
(includes Cable Car ride). Please call (530)583-6985 for more information.
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March 7
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HEUGA VERTICAL EXPRESS
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Teams of three skiers/riders raise a minimum of $1,000 to
enter the Vertical Express for MS. The day’s activities include on-snow
events, exciting prizes, complimentary lift tickets, food and goodie bags.
Proceeds from the event allow people with MS to live full, productive
lives by supporting the Heuga Center’s one-, three- and five-day programs
that help people with this incurable, neurological disease manage it to
the best of their ability.
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Click to Register for the Vertical Express for MS or by calling
1(800)376-3101.
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March 8
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SQUAW VALLEY USA LEARN TO SKI & RIDE DAY
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Squaw will be holding its own Learn to Ski and Ride Days.
First-time skiers and riders are eligible for $35 beginner packages that
include lift ticket, lesson, and equipment rentals.
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Call: (530)583-6985 for more information.
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March 9-11
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JUST FOR WOMEN (3 DAY) SKI CLINIC
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The Just for Women clinic emphasizes technical skiing at
its highest level taught by Squaw Valley’s top instructors.
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Call: (530)581-7263 for details.
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March 12
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SQUAW VALLEY USA LOCAL MERCHANT DAY
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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 local pay-stub to
ticket booth D between 8:30-11am.
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March 14
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SESSIONS LUMBERJACK LOG JAM
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Sessions presents the Fourth Annual Lumberjack Log Jam for
amateur skiers and snowboarders in the Riviera Terrain Park. With the
promise of delivering one of the most inspiring slopestyle courses ever,
the Lumberjack Log Jam is a contest that is not to be taken too seriously,
but rather remind competitors of the natural joy of the sport – why they
became skiers and riders in the first place.
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March 14-15
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SQUAW SESSIONS SKI & SNOWBOARD CAMP FOR TEENS
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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 freeride culture firsthand.
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Call Squaw Kids at: (530)581-7166 for more information or
to make reservations.
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March 17
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY – CATCH LENNY THE SNOWBOARDING
LEPRECHAUN AND RECEIVE A GREAT PRIZE!
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Celebrate the holiday at Squaw Valley with green ski
slopes, Irish music, and festive drink specials at area bars and
restaurants. Catch Lenny the Leprechaun on the slopes and he’ll give you a
prize out of his pot of gold!
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Call: (530)583-6985 for details.
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March 21
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SPRING MAGIC BEGINS – THE HIGH CAMP SWIMMING LAGOON & SPA
OPENS FOR SEASON
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Squaw Valley's legendary spring season kicks off with a
festive pool party in celebration of the pool opening. For the rest of the
season guests can combine a day on the slopes with a relaxing afternoon
poolside on the upper mountain. Weather and conditions pending.
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Call: (530)583-6985 for details.
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March 21-22
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SQUAW SESSIONS SKI & SNOWBOARD CAMP FOR TEENS
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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 freeride culture firsthand.
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Call Squaw Kids for more information or to make
reservations at: (530)581-7166.
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March 28
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HATCHETT BROTHERS’ 80’S METAL BASH
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Squaw Valley and Standard Films Present the Annual Head
Bangers’ Ball at the Olympic Village Lodge in honor of snowboard film
legends, Mike and Dave Hatchett. Join the Hatchett Bros’ band FORTRESS and
special guests featuring metal royalty for the third annual concert bash.
Dress in your best metal attire and transport yourself back to the days
when 80's metal ruled.
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Call: (530)583-6985 for details.
 Sugar Bowl Special Events (530) 426-3651 or 426-9000
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March 1
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BAC Open League 1 GS Race
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Call: (530)426-6773 for details
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March 6-7
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March 7-8
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March 8,22
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Caboose Kicker Kids Competition (Under 15)
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This Youth oriented series is dedicated to creating fun
and competitive terrain park competitions, while promoting and educating
kids and parents on Smart Style terrain park etiquette. This series is
open to any competitor age 15 and under. In order to participate, an
original copy of our
release of liability must be turned in at registration. If you are
competing, please bring a parent or guardian to sign the release or
provide an original signed copy of the release at the time of
registration. HELMETS ARE MANDATORY!!!
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Cost: $15 per event and is due at Noon on the day of the
each event. Contest begins at 1:30pm in the Caboose Terrain park.
Register in the Judah Lodge entrance foyer 3rd floor (look for the Signs).
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March 11,25
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Working Man Wednesday Park Competition
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Working Man's Wednesday is dedicated to creating a fun and
competitive terrain park series, while promoting and educating the public
on Smart Style terrain park etiquette. Miss all the weekend competitions
because you have to work? Come up and have some fun with us! In order to
participate, an original copy of our
release of liability must be turned in at registration. If you are
under 18 and competing please bring a parent or guardian to sign the
release or provide an original signed copy of the release at the time of
registration. HELMETS ARE MANDATORY!!!
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Registration is $15 per event and is
due at Noon on the day of the each event. Contest starts at 1:30pm.
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March 14
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Live Music
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SBST Intrasquad Race
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GS Race. Call: (530)426-6773 for details.
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March 15
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Silver Belt Calcutta
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Fun Race for Ski Team. Call: (530)426-6773 for details.
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March 17
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St. Patties Day
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Find the Pot Of Gold & Win, Ski with the Leprechaun. Call:
(530)426-6724 for details.
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March 17
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March 20
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Nor Cal Training Clinic
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Training Day For Race. Call: (530)426-6773 for details.
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March 21
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Rome Snowboards Demo Day!
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Come test out a new board for FREE!!! Located at the base
of Judah Lift all day. Call: (530)426-6769 for details.
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March 21-22
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Norcal Championships
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SL/GS Race. Call (530)426-6773 for details.
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March 22
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March 23
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General Admission
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Starting March 23 General Admission Goes 7 Days A Week!
Get more this year from Sugar Bowl! We are giving you a FREE 2 hour group
lesson of any level and a FREE basic gear rental with the purchase of your
all-mountain lift ticket! Check out a new side to winter with a different
sport or just do some fine tuning on your winter skiing or riding. During
General Admission Days, kids ages 4-12 can take part at a discount off our
Bear Tracks rate for only $56. One basic ski or snowboard rental per all
day lift ticket. Ages 4-6 - Skiers only please. Ages 7-69 - Skiers &
snowboarders welcome. Some Restrictions Do Apply. Season Pass Holders -
Now Included!
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Lessons: 10am or 1pm for 2 hours. Cost: Adults (23-59):
$66, Youth (13-22), & Seniors (60-69): $56, Kids (4-12): $56 (discounted
off our Bear Tracks Rate of $90).
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March 31
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Senior's All Mountain Alpine Ski Adventure
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Senior's Camp. Seniors 55 & Older Ski Adventure. A fun
adventure for senior customers while coaching and guiding guests with
modern contemporary ski techniques. This adventure is geared towards
seniors ages 55 and older who are looking to improve their skiing. We
advise modern contemporary skis & boots for the clinic. Snowboarders are
welcome to participate. Adventure will consist of: Coaching on shorter All
Mountain Skis (men 170cm or shorter, women 150/160cm or shorter),
Discounts available for high-end demo skis, Recommend softer/more flexible
boots, Four levels of Adventure from groomer cruisers to off-piste
masters, Six hours of coaching each day, A five to one class ratio size,
$10 Lunch vouchers 25% Discount at Podium Productions for overnight
equipment wax/tune, Lodging available at $99 per night for this clinic,
FREE Daily Pass for clinic participants! Reservations are required by
March 27, 2009.
Registration Form.
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Cost: $225+ lift tickets ($50 deposit required). Call
Jamie at: (530)462-6700 or E-mail
for more information.
 Tahoe Donner 'ALPINE' Special Events (530) 587-9447,
'Nordic' Special Events (530) 587-9484
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March 3
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March 5
- Ski Away Day at Squaw Valley
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March 6
- Tahoe Donner Invitational Slalom
- FWSA sanctioned race sponsored by Tahoe Donner Ski Area.
- March 10
- Ski Away Day at Sugar Bowl
- March 12
- March 13
- March 19
- Ski Away Day at Alpine Meadows
- March 24
- Ski Away Day at Northstar
- March 26
- Tahoe Donner Ski Skills Clinic and Club Race
- GS and Slalom Training sponsored by Tahoe Donner Ski Area.
- March 26
- Awards Dinner
- “The Lodge” at Tahoe Donner.
 Tahoe
XC Special Events (530) 583-5475
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March 1
- Buy your 2009-10 pass now and ski all spring for free.
- March 1
- March 4
- Cardiac Relays
- Teams of 4. 3 laps per teammate, alternating. .75km laps, short and
fast. Men's, women's, coed, junior, family divisions. $5.oo per team
member. Potluck in the day lodge after.
- Starts: 5:21pm at the trailhead on Sunday. Cost: $5 per team member.
- March 8
- The 8th annual Gourmet Ski Tour
- Tickets on sale now for this sell-out event. Sample from the finest
north shore restaurants on skis or snowshoes. Finish with live music and
refreshments at the day lodge.
URL:
http://www.tahoebest.com/eventscalendar/march.htm
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