Special Events
January 2008
Saturday, Jan. 19th
7:00 PM: Sugar Pine Point Full Moon Snowshoe Tour (Meet Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89. Park rangers lead adventures by the light of a full moon.
6:30 PM Beginner’s Clinic. $10 fee includes snowshoe rentals courtesy West Shore Sports. Reservations recommended for this popular event: 530/525-9920.
Sunday, Jan. 20th
9:30 AM: Sugar Pine Point 1960 Olympics Interpretive X-C Ski Tour (Meet at General
Creek Campground’s Blue Trail @ mountain side of Hwy 89). $6 parking fee per car.
2.5 hours. Advanced beginner on up. Equipment rentals at West Shore Sports. Led by Rob Weston and Dave Antonucci giving hopes and dreams of 1960 Winter Olympians. Have hot chocolate and view “Flame in the Snow” film afterwards.
February 2008
Saturday, Feb. 16th
10:00 AM: Sugar Pine Point Snowshoe Through History. (Meet Ehrman Mansion @
lake side of Highway 89. $6 parking fee per car. Specialist Lindsey Harbison takes
participants on a historic journey of West Shore family life circa 1904. All ages. Bring snowshoes, water, and snack. Program information 530/525-7982.
Saturday, Feb. 23rd
7:00 PM: Sugar Pine Point Full Moon Snowshoe Tour (Meet Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89. Park rangers lead adventures by the light 6:30 PM Beginner’s Clinic. $10 fee includes snowshoe rentals courtesy West Shore Sports. Reservations recommended for this popular event: 530/525-9920.
Saturday, Feb. 29th
Snow Festival begins. Some events to be held on the West Shore. For current schedule of activities, See www.TahoeSnowFestival.com or 530/583-7167.
March 2008
Sunday, March 2nd
9:30 AM: Sugar Pine Point 1960 Olympics Interpretive X-C Ski Tour (Meet @ General Creek Campground’s Blue Trail @ mountain side of Hwy 89). $6 parking fee per car. 2.5 hours. Advanced beginner on up. Equipment rentals at West Shore Sports. Led by Rob Weston and Dave Antonucci giving hopes and dreams of 1960 Winter Olympians. Have hot chocolate and view “Flame in the Snow” film afterwards.
Sunday, March 9th
10:00 AM: Sugar Pine Point Family Junior Ranger Program: Animals in Winter. (Meet at Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89). $6 parking fee per car. Ranger Heidi Doyle leads participants through the woods to see animal tracks. Snowshoes or winter hiking boots. Afterwards there is a fun activity and hot cocoa! Program information 530/525-7982 or equipment rentals 530/525-9920.
Saturday, March 22nd
7:00 PM: Sugar Pine Point Full Moon Snowshoe Tour (Meet Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89. Park rangers lead adventures by the light of a full moon.
6:30 PM Beginner’s Clinic. $10 fee includes snowshoe rentals courtesy West Shore Sports. Reservations recommended for this popular event: 530/525-9920.
Sunday, March 30th
10:00 AM: Sugar Pine Point Family Junior Ranger Program: Animals in Winter. (Meet at Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89). $6 parking fee per car. Ranger Heidi Doyle leads participants through the woods to see animal tracks. Snowshoes or winter hiking boots. Afterwards there is a fun activity and hot cocoa! Program information 530/525-7982 or equipment rentals 530/525-9920.
April 2008
Saturday, April 19th 7:00 PM: Sugar Pine Point Full Moon Snowshoe Tour (Meet Ehrman Mansion @ lake side of Highway 89. Park rangers lead adventures by the light of a full moon.
6:30 PM Beginner’s Clinic. $10 fee includes snowshoe rentals courtesy West Shore
Sports. Reservations recommended for this popular event: 530/525-9920.
May 2008
Gatekeeper’s Museum opens for regular Summer Hours;
See www.northtahoemuseums.org or call 530/583-1762
Meeks Bay Resort opens for the Summer season;
See www.MeeksBayResort.com or call 530/525-6946
Friday, May 23rd
8:00 AM West Shore Association’s “Opening Day at the Lake” begins.
West Shore Clean Up Day. Meet north lodge Homewood Mountain Resort.
Ongoing events through Monday, May 26th. See www.TahoeWestShoreAssoc.com
7:30 PM Chambers Landing Bar Opening Party. Call 530/525-7262 for details.
Saturday, May 24th
10:00 AM “Opening Day at the Lake”. See www.TahoeWestShoreAssoc.com
11:00 AM Maritime Museum Grand Opening; Homewood.
See www.tahoemaritimemuseum.org
Sunday, May 25th
10:00 AM “Opening Day at the Lake” events continue along the West Shore.
See www.TahoeWestShoreAssoc.com
Monday, May 26th
10:00 AM “Opening Day at the Lake” events continue along the West Shore.
See www.TahoeWestShoreAssoc.com
June 2008
July 2008
Thursday, July 10th
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival opens with a Gala Dinner & Auction.
See www.tahoemusic.org as new programs are announced. 530/583-3101.
Saturday, July 19th
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival opening concert: Homewood Mountain Resort.
Featuring the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra.
Thursday, July 24th
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival TBA: Homewood Mountain Resort
Saturday, July 26th
10:00 AM Sugar Pine Point State Park Living History Day. Ehrman Mansion. Period costumes, cars, and boats present West Shore life in a bygone era.Docent tours of Ehrman Mansion. 530/525-7082 See www.parks.ca.gov
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival TBA: Homewood Mountain Resort.
Thursday, July 31st
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival TBA: Homewood Mountain Resort.
August 2008
Saturday, August 2nd
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival TBA: Homewood Mountain Resort.
Saturday, August 9th
2008 Lake Tahoe Music Festival FINALE: Homewood Mountain Resort.
Thursday, August 14th
6:30 PM Sugar Pine Point “McAvoy Lane’s The Ghost of Mark Twain”. Suitable for all ages. Bring a low back chair or blanket for open-air seating. In front of the Ehrman Mansion. Complimentary show and parking.
September 2008
Saturday, September 6th
11 AM-5:00 PM Gatekeepers Museum Native American Basketweaver’s Market. Demonstrations and appraisal of antique and contemporary art.
See www.northtahoemuseums.org Phone 530/583-1762.
October 2008
October 1 –31st
10:00 AM daily. Pumpkin Patch at Tahoe Tree. See www.TahoeTree.com
Call 530/583-3911 for more details.
November 2008
December 2008
Homewood Mountain Resort opens for Winter Season. See www.SkiHomewood.com
Full Moon Snowshoe Tours begin at Sugar Pine Point; 7:00 PM. See www.parks.ca.gov
Wednesday, December 24th
6:00 PM Granlibakken’s Christmas Eve Torch Light Parade and surprise guest, Santa Claus. Call 530/583-4242 or see www.Granlibakken.com
All schedules and programs subject to change.