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From spring through summer, dinghies and sloops can be seen slicing through the wind-churned afternoon waters of Lake Tahoe. Marked by ideal conditions many days of the summer, sailing → Read More
A beach cleanup is coming to Tahoe in an all-new way: On Sunday, Aug. 5, a team of divers and watercraft operators will head to the lake's northeast shore and clear out what lies beneath the surface at Bonsai Rock. → Read More
Spring begins on Tuesday, March 20 — and as winter comes to a close, a new season of reading begins. From new releases to classics, the South Lake Tahoe → Read More
Calling all margarita lovers: Thursday, Feb. 22, is for you. The day is known as National Margarita Day, and it’s the perfect excuse to hit the town and enjoy → Read More
One of the largest components of Tahoe’s nightlife is the mix of countless breweries, bars and restaurants that offer unique drinks difficult to find outside the basin. In our Drink of the Week segment, we’ll showcase one type of beer, wine, cocktail — you name it — to try during your stay in the region.This… → Read More
Tahoe's newest weekly bash — Sierra Cinemas — is going to capture the attention of ski bums, children and families alike. So, what is it? Sierra Cinemas is a partnership between Lake Tahoe AleWorX, production company FNCTN and Sierra-at-Tahoe that brings free, family-friendly film fun to South Shore every Saturday from Nov. 11 through Feb.… → Read More
Experience food, wine, spirits and entertainment all in one setting at the eighth annual South Lake Tahoe Food and Wine Festival, which takes over Harrah's and Harveys Lake Tahoe in Stateline this weekend. From Friday through Sunday festival attendees have the opportunity to participate in events such as a whiskey tasting and kick-off party, along… → Read More
Costume contests, carnival games, face painting, live music — what more could you want from a fall festival? Experience all that and more on Sunday, Oct. 22, as Lake Tahoe AleWorX turns its patio into a haven for family fun in celebration of the season. Known as the Autumn Carnival, AleWorX's first-ever fall party begins… → Read More
The idea of Friday the 13th as a day of bad luck has its roots in an era long ago: According to both National Geographic and the History Channel we likely have biblical tradition to thank for the superstition that arose with the number 13, as 13 guests attended the Last Supper (held the night… → Read More
Only days remain in the Tahoe-Truckee Burger and Brew Contest presented by Tahoe Magazine. Ten restaurants have chosen a beer and burger pairing, and it's up to the public to pick the winner. Once you've given the following burgers a taste, cast your vote online at bit.ly/TahoeBestBurger. Each pairing is priced at approximately $20, and… → Read More
Don your lederhosen and dirndls — it's time for Camp Richardson Historic Resort and Marina's 23rd annual Oktoberfest. From seasonal brews and food to live music and family-friendly fun, it's a Bavarian party that's fit for all ages and kicks off fall like few other parties in the Tahoe Basin. Here's what to expect from… → Read More
One of the largest components of Tahoe's nightlife is the mix of countless breweries, bars and restaurants that offer unique drinks difficult to find outside the basin. In our new Drink of the Week segment, we'll showcase one type of beer, wine, cocktail — you name it — to try during your stay in the… → Read More
Halloween is just around the corner: Get into the spirit with Valhalla Tahoe's production of the play → Read More
Two Sacramento-based breweries, Rubicon Brewing Company and American River Brewing Company, closed down this summer after nearly 30 years and five years in business, respectively. And according to one → Read More
Two Sacramento-based breweries, Rubicon Brewing Company and American River Brewing Company, closed down this summer after nearly 30 years and five years in business, respectively. And according to one craft brewing expert, it’s a trend that surprisingly did not start earlier.“In California we’re continuing to see an average of two new breweries every week, so… → Read More
What began as a plan between two life-long friends to open a coffee shop turned into the creation of a production company specializing in hosting comic conventions for independent film projects. Joe Cahill and Mark Davis — CEO and CFO of Steam House Entertainment, LLC, respectively — are bringing the company's SciFi-Fantasy Con to Stateline's… → Read More
Celebrate the start of a new season with the lake-wide Burger and Brew Contest presented by Tahoe Magazine. Ten restaurants have chosen a beer and burger pairing, and it's up to the public to pick the winner. Once you've given the following burgers a taste, cast your vote online at bit.ly/TahoeBestBurger. Each pairing is priced… → Read More
Happy autumn! The season officially begins on Friday, Sept. 22, and with it comes a multitude of activities that make the time of year one of Tahoe's best. Whether you want to view the scenery, celebrate Oktoberfest or pick apples, our list of can't-miss regional experiences this fall is one you'll want to check out.… → Read More
South Shore's largest farm-to-fork festival returns to Bijou Community Park on Saturday, Sept. 16. From noon to 4 p.m., enjoy more than 15 food samples paired with a wine, beer or spirit — all of which are from the region. The event ends at 5 p.m., giving you one final hour after a day of… → Read More
In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, local creatives formed the all-new Tahoe Activist Artists, an organization focused on working toward a compassionate world. On Saturday, Sept. 9, the group hosts its first event, a show entitled: → Read More