July 2011
July 1-Carolyn Dolan brings a night of rhythm and blues to the Tallac Historic Site as part of the Local Band series. Cost is $15 adults and $12 for kids and seniors. Call 530.541.4975 or visit Valhalla.com
July 2-3-Get the best of both summer and winter as Kirkwood Ski and Resort reopens for the Fourth of July weekend. Lift tickets, $35. The weekend also includes a charity bar-b-que, kid’s festivals and bike parade and fireworks show. Call 209/258-6000 or visit Kirkwood.com
July 3-Enjoy a cool afternoon jazz this afternoon. Bring a picnic, a chair and relax to sounds from the stage and the sounds of the waves. Summer Jazz in the Park series, Valhalla Grand Lawn, Tallac Historic Site, 11am-2pm. Donations appreciated. For more information call 530/541-4975 or Visit valhallaattahoe.com.
July 3- Boogie down, blues to match Tahoe and jazz things up at this Sam Rudin Concert. Valhalla Boathouse Theater, Tallac Historic Site, 7:30pm. Cost, $15 adults/ $12 kids/seniors. Call 530/541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com for more info.
July 3- who knew the plants and flowers of the High Sierra can be just as good for the body as for the soul. Dr. Kimball Chatfield leads this easy, informative walk. Sorensen’s Resort, Hope valley, 10am-2pm. Cost $50 non-guests. Bring your own lunch or buy one from Sorensen’s. Call 530/694-2203 or visit sorensensresort.com.
July 5- Enjoy an improvised evening with the Tahoe Improv Players, promising that “you’ll laugh ‘til you cry”. Boathouse Theater, Tallac Historic Site, 7:30pm. Cost $10 adults $5 kids/seniors. Call 530.541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com for more info.
July 5-8-Kids, ready for some fun and laughs? Long time drama teacher Gerry Orton leads youth ages 10-16 through a variety theater games and exercises from the beginner on up. A demonstration performance concludes the class. Valhallla, 10am to noon daily. Call 530.541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com for more info.
July 6- Soar above the skies with this presentation on Tahoe’s many bird species. Lake of The Sky Amphitheater, Taylor Creek Visitor Center, 8:30pm. Free. 530.543-2674.
July 7-Spend an evening with Mark Twain(McAvoy Lane) as he waxes about Lake Tahoe and his life and times. Lake of The Sky Amphitheater, Taylor Creek Visitor Center, 7pm. Free. 530.543-2674.
July 7- It’s opening night for The Dixie Swimclub, sure to make a splash this summer. This warm, heartfelt play follows five Southern women from their initial meeting in college through husbands, kids, jobs and growing older and is a true testament to friendship and teamwork. Boathouse Theater, Tallac Historic Site. Wine Reception, 6:30pm. Show, 7:30pm. Cost $35( show only, $18 adults).
July 8-9- The Dixie Swimclub, see July 7 item.
July 9- It’s do or die on the annual Deathride bike event. Five mountain passes, 5,000 feet of climbing, 129 miles. Participate or just observe and help keep the body and spirit alive. Markleeville. Visit deathride.com.
July 9- Kids can have fun for the day- and parents can get a few hours to themselves- at Kirkwood’s Jam Camps, 10am- 2pm. Hiking, crafts, races, games. Cost $20. Must bring water, sunscreen and a sack lunch. Advance registration required. 209.258-7260
July 10-The Dixie Swimclub, 2pm. See July 7 item.
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July 10- Alison Krauss & Union Station open the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series this summer. Krauss has just released a new album to critical acclaim. Harveys Outdoor Arena, 7pm. Cost $49.95-$99.95. Visit harveystahoe.com.
July 11- Let the energy flow at this expression and meditation dance led by Ann Thennes. Valhalla Grand Hall, Tallac Historic Site, 6pm. Free. For more information, call 530.5414975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com.
July 11-15- Kids can express themselves at this free expression painting workshop with Gina Stowell. Art History, technique and inner energy combine to create works of art. Wear sunscreen and a hat and bring a healthy snack. Valhalla Grand Lawn, 10am-1pm daily (9:30am checkin.) Cost $150. Valhalla Grand Lawn, Tallac Historic Site. Call 530.541-4975 or visit www.vahallatahoe.com for more info.
July 12-17- Quarterbacks continue the competition off the football field at Edgewoods 22nd Celeberity Golf Tournament. Aaron Rodgers, Matt Ryan, and more. Also, Michael Jordan and Jerry Rice, the NHL’s Dan Quinn, Brett Hull and non-athletes such as Ray Romano will compete for the 600,000 purse. Edgewood Tahoe. 530.544-5050
July 13- Mrs.Tevis invites you into her arboretum to hear about her estate life in Tahoe.Light refreshments, Tallac Historic Site, 1pm. Suggested donation, $7.50. 530.541-5227.
July 13- Dive into the clear waters of Lake Tahoe during this lecture about lake clarity, its causes and its threats. Lake of The Sky Amphitheater, Taylor Creek Visitor Center, 8:30pm. Free. 530.543-2674.
July 14-17- The Dixie Swimclub. See July 7 item. (Sunday matinee, 2:30pm).
July 15- Take a tour of the High Sierra as it goes wild with blossoms on this four-mile wildflower hike led by botanist Karen Wiese. Sorensen’s Resort. Cost, $75 non guests. Call 530.694-2203 or visit sorensensresort.com.
July 16- Vintage Vatican. See June 25 item.
July 16- Kirkwood Jam Camp for kids. See July 9 item.
July 16- Its music in the mountains at this concert featuring Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg backed backed by music expert music faculty. Red Cliffs Lodge, Kirkwood, 7:30pm. Cost $30. 209.258-6000 or kirkwood.com
July 16- Lionel Ritchie showcases his four decade career as part of the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series. Harveys Outdoor Arena, 8pm. Tickets $55-$125. Visit harveystahoe.com.
July 17- Musicians give a polished finish to this concert at the end of there multi-day workshop. Red Cliffs Lodge, Kirkwood, 2pm. Free. 209.258-6000 or kirkwood.com.
July 17- Learn how to capture the spectacular Sierra landscape at this photography workshop led by UC Davis Professor Terry Nathan. Sorensen’s Resort, Hope Valley, 9am-2pm. Cost $75, non-guests. Call 530.694-2203 or visit sorensensresort.com for more info.
July 18- Meditation and Dance. See July 11 item.
July 20- Soundgarden highlights the music of the 60s and 70s as part of its appearance at the harveys Outdoor Concert Series. Harveys Outdoor Arena, 7pm. Tickets $59.50. Visit harveystahoe.com.
July 21- wild things are featured in this informational presentation on the area’s natural animals. Lake of The Amphitheater, Taylor Creek Visitor Center, 7pm. (Live animals on stage, no pets please.) Free. 530.543-2674.
July 22- Travel back in time to hear the tunes of troubadour Woody Gutherie at this concert by David Fenimore. Sorensen’s Resort, Hope Valley, 7pm. Donations $10 (matched by Sorensen’s to benefit the Northern Nevada Food Bank). Call 530.694-2203 or visit sorensensresort.com for more information.
July 22- Scotch that. Anne Roos on celtic harp and Sean Cummings on bagpipe make music together both on their instruments and with their lighthearted humor. Boathouse Theater, Tallac Historic Site, 7:30pm. Cost $15. call 530.541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com
July 23- Missoula Children’s Theater performance. Tallac Historic Site. Call 530.541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com for more info.
July 23-24- Find out how they did it in the old days- the really old days- at this Native American festival including dancing, basket weaving, displays music, art and food. Tallac Historic Site. Call 530.541-4975 or visit www.valhallatahoe.com for more info. Free.
July 25- Meditation and Dance. See July 11 item.
July 26- Bare Bones Open Mic. See June 28 item.
July 27- Afternoon With Anita. See June 29 Item.
July 27- Groove to the sound of Slightly Stoopid at the Harveys Outdoor Arena, 6:30pm. Tickets $37.50. Visit harveystahoe.com.
July 27- Learn about some of the original characteristics who gave Tahoe its character at this historical lecture. Lake of the Sky Amphitheater, Taylor Creek Visitor Center, 8:30pm, Free. 530.543-2674.
July 28- Batopia, an informational lecture on this below-the-radar creature. Lake of the Sky Amphitheater, Taylor Creek visitor Center 8pm (Live animals featured, no pets please). Free. 530.543-2674.
July 28- Solid Air, an original American band featuring American folk/rock. Boathouse Theater, Tallac Historic site, 7:30pm. Cost $15. Call 530.541-4975 or visit valhallatahoe.com for more info.
July 29- Lady Antebellum Brings “Need You Now” tour to the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series Harveys Outdoor Arena, 7:30pm. Tickets $39.50. Visit harveystahoe.com.
July 29-30- Tahoe Wooden Boat Classics. Come see over 70 unique wooden boats harking back memories of days gone by. Enjoy drinks, a bar-b-que and visit the booths of local sponsors and charities. Tahoe Keys Marina and Yacht Club.
