Incline Green Clean: Join the Community Cleanup This Saturday
June 9, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
As summer gets underway, it’s time to come together and help beautify Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
Join fellow residents, families, outdoor enthusiasts, and community volunteers for Incline Green Clean on Saturday, June 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This annual community cleanup is an opportunity to spend a few hours outdoors, connect with neighbors, and help care for the place we all enjoy.
Whether you spend your days on the trails, at the lake, on the golf course, or simply enjoying life in Tahoe, we all benefit from a cleaner community. Volunteers will help remove litter from neighborhoods, roadways, trails, and public spaces throughout town.
Check in at the Incline Village Library (845 Alder Avenue) to pick up gloves, bags, waivers, and cleanup assignments. All supplies will be provided.
After the cleanup, stick around for the Incline Village Library Block Party and Summer Reading Kickoff, featuring family-friendly activities, community booths, music, and plenty of opportunities to connect with friends and neighbors.
One of the things that makes Tahoe special is the willingness of community members to pitch in and lend a hand. Incline Green Clean is a simple way to make a positive impact while spending a morning with others who care about our mountain community.
Event Details
Saturday, June 13 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Check-In Location: Incline Village Library, 845 Alder Avenue
All cleanup supplies will be provided. Waivers are required, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information, call 775-832-1284 or email msh@ivgid.org.
Grab a friend, bring the family, and join us for a morning of community cleanup.
The 3rd Annual Incline Village Crystal Bay Restaurant Week returns May 16 through Memorial Day Weekend, bringing together local restaurants, cafés, bars, and culinary teams for a 10-day celebration of food, community, and local flavor across Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
This year’s event continues to grow, with participating venues offering special prix fixe menus, featured dishes, happy hour offerings, and exclusive Restaurant Week creations. It is a great opportunity to explore somewhere new, revisit a longtime favorite, and support local businesses during the shoulder season before summer officially kicks off.
Even better, a portion of Restaurant Week sales will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, helping support local youth and families in our community. Dining out during Restaurant Week is not only a way to support local restaurants but also a way to give back.
Here’s a look at the participating restaurants and specials announced so far. Keep checking the Restaurant Week page as more venues and menu details continue to be added.
Alibi Ale Works – Incline Public House
Alibi Ale Works is bringing together elevated comfort food and craft beer pairings with a three-course prix fixe menu. Guests can start with Chipotle Arancini before choosing between Korean Braised Short Rib or Blackened King Salmon. Dessert finishes with a Tuxedo Panna Cotta. Known for its laid-back atmosphere and local brews, Alibi’s pairing-focused menu is a great fit for a spring evening out during Restaurant Week.
Azzara’s
Azzara’s is offering a multi-course dining experience featuring a mix of classic Italian and upscale entrée selections. Guests can choose from appetizers like Carpaccio, Ravioli, or Stuffed Artichoke before moving into entrées including Filet Oscar, Halibut, Stuffed Pork Loin, or Paella. Honey Panna Cotta rounds out the experience. The menu reflects the restaurant’s warm atmosphere and longtime reputation for hearty, elevated dining in Incline Village.
Big Water Grille
Known for its lake views and creative seasonal cuisine, Big Water Grille will feature a rotating three-course Restaurant Week menu that changes daily. Specials will be posted online 24 to 48 hours in advance, encouraging guests to check back throughout the week and experience something new each visit. Restaurant Week is the perfect excuse to plan a sunset dinner overlooking Lake Tahoe while enjoying chef-driven seasonal dishes.
Crosby’s Kitchen & Cocktails
Crosby’s Kitchen & Cocktails is offering a broad Restaurant Week lineup spanning brunch, lunch, and dinner favorites. Specials include Lobster Benedict, Hash Brown Crusted Quiche Lorraine, Roasted Mary’s Herb Chicken, BBQ Brisket Platter, and Lemon Ricotta Cheesecake. The varied menu makes Crosby’s an easy choice whether guests are stopping in for breakfast, cocktails, or a full dinner outing. Plus, check out their Happy Hour specials, they are going all out for Restaurant Week!
Crystal Bay Steak & Lobster House
Crystal Bay Steak & Lobster House is serving a standout Restaurant Week special featuring Wagyu Meatloaf topped with Nordic Umami Glaze, balsamic caramelized onions, roasted garlic potatoes, and Calabrian nduja sautéed broccolini. Offered at $35, the special combines elevated steakhouse flavors with comfort food influences. Located inside Crystal Bay Casino, the restaurant remains a classic North Shore dining destination.
Cutthroat’s Saloon
Located at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino, Cutthroat’s Saloon is featuring a “Burger Parade” special for Restaurant Week. Guests can choose from Angus, Wagyu, Durham Ranch Bison, or Elk burgers, served with fries, soup, or salad for $20. The menu offers a relaxed and approachable way to enjoy high-quality ingredients in a casual Tahoe setting.
Glasses Wine Bar
Glasses Wine Bar is leaning into the social side of Restaurant Week with a featured happy hour available Wednesday through Sunday from 4–6 p.m. Specials include a cheese and charcuterie board paired with a four-wine flight for $35, with additional wine flights available for $15. It is a great option for gathering with friends and enjoying a relaxed evening during Restaurant Week.
Gus’ Open Pit Barbecue
A longtime local favorite, Gus’ Open Pit Barbecue will be joining Restaurant Week with specials still to be announced. Known for classic barbecue plates, hearty portions, and a casual family-friendly atmosphere, Gus’ continues to be a staple in Incline Village dining. Guests are encouraged to keep checking the Restaurant Week page for updates and menu details as the event approaches.
Happy Tiers Bakery & Cafe
Happy Tiers Bakery & Café is bringing playful dessert creations to Restaurant Week with featured items including the Dubai Chocolate Ice Cream Sundae, Cookie Monster Sundae, and Tiramisu Affogato Sundae. Adding to the community impact, the bakery will donate 25% of net sales from these featured items directly to the Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe. It is a sweet way to support both local business and local youth programs.
Incline Bak’d
Incline Bak’d is keeping it simple and satisfying with a featured Meatball Sub special for Restaurant Week. Known for fresh-baked breads, sandwiches, and casual grab-and-go favorites, Incline Bak’d offers an approachable lunch stop for locals and visitors looking to explore the week’s offerings without committing to a full evening out.
Osteria Sierra
Also located at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino, Osteria Sierra is offering a four-course prix fixe menu featuring Grilled Baby Artichoke, Casarecce alla Carbonara, Grilled Filet, and Tiramisu. Guests can also add a wine pairing experience. The menu highlights elevated Italian-inspired cuisine and offers one of the more refined dining experiences of Restaurant Week. Reservations are encouraged.
Sage Leaf Tahoe
Sage Leaf’s Restaurant Week prix fixe menu combines bold flavors and seasonal ingredients. Starters include Seared Scallops with coconut cream polenta and pineapple relish, while entrée choices feature Spaghetti Bolognese or Pan Seared Halibut with poblano thyme risotto and porcini beurre blanc. The menu reflects Sage Leaf’s creative and modern approach to dining on Tahoe’s North Shore.
Susie Scoops
Susie Scoops is offering family-friendly Restaurant Week specials, including BOGO 50% off treats, discounted sundaes and shakes, and free kids scoops with qualifying purchases. The specials make it easy for families to participate in Restaurant Week while enjoying ice cream, smoothies, boba, and sweet treats in a fun and casual setting.
The Grille at The Chateau
The Grille at The Chateau is featuring multiple Restaurant Week offerings, including a Pie & Pints Happy Hour with pizza and draft beers for $25. Dinner specials will rotate daily throughout the event, encouraging guests to return more than once during the week. Located on the golf course, The Grille offers a relaxed Tahoe dining atmosphere with scenic surroundings.
Tunnel Creek Cafe
Tunnel Creek Café will feature a classic Reuben sandwich special during Restaurant Week. Popular with bikers, hikers, and locals heading to or from the Flume Trail area, Tunnel Creek Café brings a casual mountain atmosphere and outdoor-adventure vibe to this year’s lineup.
To explore the full lineup and updated specials, visit the official Restaurant Week page at IVCBA Restaurant Week. More restaurants and menu updates will continue to be added leading up to the event.
Dancing with Daffodils Blooms Across Incline Village & Crystal Bay
May 11, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
Last fall, Incline Village Main Street through IVCBA launched the “Dancing with Daffodils” community beautification campaign with a simple goal: bring more color, joy, and connection to our mountain community one bulb at a time.
Through the initiative, 7,000 daffodil bulbs were donated to community members, businesses, and volunteers throughout Incline Village and Crystal Bay. Residents planted bulbs in neighborhoods, along pathways, near businesses, and throughout community spaces before winter arrived.
Now, with spring in full bloom, the results are appearing all around town.
Bright yellow daffodils are popping up across Incline Village and Crystal Bay, creating cheerful reminders of the collective effort that went into making the community more vibrant and welcoming. Community members have been sending in photos of the blooms, showcasing the many places these flowers are now thriving.
The campaign is part of the broader beautification efforts led by Incline Village Main Street and IVCBA to enhance community pride, strengthen neighborhood connections, and create welcoming spaces for both residents and visitors.
“These blooms are such a great reminder of what small community actions can grow into,” said IVCBA. “Seeing the daffodils come up throughout town after a long Tahoe winter has been incredibly rewarding.”
Thank you to everyone who participated by planting bulbs, sharing photos, and helping bring this project to life.
The good news? Dancing with Daffodils will return again this fall, with plans to distribute even more bulbs throughout the community. Community members interested in participating are encouraged to stay tuned for announcements later this year.
Together, we’re helping Incline Village and Crystal Bay bloom brighter season after season. ?
Celebrate Mom Locally in Incline Village & Crystal Bay
May 6, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
Mother’s Day is the perfect excuse to slow down, soak in Tahoe, and celebrate the moms and mother figures who do it all. Whether you’re planning a relaxed brunch, browsing local shops, or picking out something thoughtful, Incline Village and Crystal Bay have plenty of ways to make the day feel special.
Start with Brunch
Treat Mom to a laid-back Tahoe morning with a great meal and even better views. Local favorites are offering everything from cozy café vibes to elevated dining experiences.
The Grille at the Chateau has brunch for Mom, make sure to make a reservation: 775.832-1178.
Check out Sage Leaf Tahoe, Crosby’s, Hyatt brunch at Osteria Sierra, as well as Tunnel Creek Cafe, and Happy Tiers Cafe for treats.
Looking for something a little different this year? Start the day with movement and mimosas at Tahoe Fitness Loft.
Join their Mother’s Day Open House on Sunday, May 10 from 9am–12pm, featuring group Pilates and Barre classes from 8am–12pm, plus mimosas and treats served. It’s a fun and energizing way to celebrate together.
Check out The Sanctuary Tahoe for yoga, pilates, and movement classes and think about booking in a massage. https://thesanctuarytahoe.com/
Stillwater Spa at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is always a great idea!
Skip the last-minute scramble and explore local shops for something a little more meaningful. From boutique finds to handmade goods, shopping local adds a personal touch Mom will appreciate.
Whether it’s home décor, self-care items, or something unique you won’t find anywhere else, there’s no shortage of thoughtful options around town.
Thoughtful Gifts from Local Shops
The Potlatch A longtime favorite, The Potlatch offers Lake Tahoe-inspired jewelry, cozy apparel, and home décor. Their turquoise pieces and signature necklaces are perfect for moms who love a touch of the Sierra spirit.
Forever Rox This family-owned jeweler specializes in custom diamond and gemstone creations. Owner John Roxburgh crafts timeless pieces, including popular diamond hoop earrings that make for a memorable gift.
Tahoe Gifting Co. Now with a storefront in Christmas Tree Village, this woman- and veteran-owned business curates personalized gift boxes that capture the essence of Lake Tahoe.
Golf Incline:Looking for a gift for Mom? The Championship golf shop staff is happy to help you shop and pick out a great gift. For non-golfers, there are some great options like Incline Village logoed drinkware, accessories, and activewear that can be worn around town, on the trails, on a boat, on the beach, etc.
Fresh Blooms from Wyld Peony: For a vibrant floral arrangement, visit Wyld Peony in Incline Village. They offer a stunning selection of bouquets that can brighten Mom’s day and home.
Don’t Miss: Thrift Store Mother’s Day Sale
Looking for a great find and a great deal?
The local thrift store is hosting a Mother’s Day Sale from Wednesday, May 6 through Saturday, May 10—perfect timing to pick up something special while supporting a good cause.
Make a Day of It
Turn Mother’s Day into a full Tahoe experience. Take a walk by the lake, enjoy the fresh mountain air, and spend quality time together. It doesn’t have to be overplanned; sometimes, the simplest moments are the most meaningful.
Book in for Fun: Iron and Wood Book Mom a session at Iron & Wood to get ready for the golf season. Fun for the whole family, enjoy friendly competition with family and friends, and improve your skills on our state-of-the-art indoor Trackman iO golf simulator, the same technology used by the PGA Tour and many professionals worldwide.
However you choose to celebrate, supporting local businesses helps keep our community vibrant. From brunch tables to boutique shelves, there are so many ways to make Mother’s Day feel special right here in Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
Incline Village Crystal Bay Restaurant Week Returns
April 28, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
Incline Village and Crystal Bay Restaurant Week is back for its third year, bringing a ten-day celebration of local flavor, creativity, and community to North Lake Tahoe.
Kicking off May 16 and running through Memorial Day, participating restaurants across Incline Village and Crystal Bay will feature curated menus, special pricing, and unique dining experiences that highlight the best of our local food scene. Whether you’re a longtime local or visiting for the holiday weekend, it’s the perfect time to explore new spots or return to your favorites.
A Week to Explore Local Flavor
Restaurant Week showcases the diversity and talent of our local culinary community. From casual bites to elevated dining, each restaurant offers something a little different, giving you a reason to try somewhere new throughout the week.
Expect thoughtfully crafted menus, seasonal ingredients, and special offerings you won’t typically find on a regular night out.
Support Local, Dine Local
Beyond great food, Restaurant Week is about supporting the businesses that make Incline Village and Crystal Bay such a vibrant place to live, work, and visit. Every reservation, takeout order, and shared meal helps strengthen our local economy and celebrate the people behind it.
Plan Your Week
Browse participating restaurants, explore menus, and map out your week of dining. Some restaurants are still finalizing their specials, so be sure to check back regularly for updates and new offerings at https://www.ivcba.org/ivcb-restaurant-week/.
Whether you’re planning a date night, a family dinner, or gathering with friends over Memorial Day weekend, Restaurant Week makes it easy to experience more of what our community has to offer.
Join the Celebration
Mark your calendar and come hungry. Restaurant Week is your invitation to discover, connect, and celebrate the local dining scene in Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
Q1 2026 marked a strong start to the year, with momentum across membership growth,brand visibility, and community-driven initiatives. Key efforts focused on strengthening IVCBA’s value to members through updated membership tiers, enhanced marketing and communications, and increased event engagement. At the same time, progress continued on Main Street beautification, housing initiatives, and Gateway Roundabout improvements, while strategic planning and partnerships positioned IVCBA for a highly active Q2 and summer season.
Communications & Marketing
This quarter focused on strengthening IVCBA’s visibility, brand presence, and member value through consistent communications and targeted marketing efforts. The SnapShot newsletter maintained strong performance, while new opportunities were introduced to highlight local businesses and partners. Key efforts included:
Parade and Community Fair scheduled for July 3, 2026
Looking Ahead to Q2
IVCBA will continue building momentum with a full calendar of programs and events:
Annual Meeting (last Tuesday)
Monthly Networking Happy Hours (May & June)
Lunch & Learn programming (TBD)
Incline Green Clean & Summer Kick-Off (June 13)
Continued preparation for Local Heroes and summer programming
IVCBA Staff IVCBA’s core team continues to support community growth, member engagement, and strategic programs throughout Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
Kristin Derrin, Marketing & Communications Manager – Editor of SnapShot and Live.Work.Play.; leads all marketing and communications. (kristin@ivcba.org)
Michael O’Neill, Operations Manager – Oversees membership, office operations, Biz Buz mixers, member socials, and welcome bags. (mike@ivcba.org)
Kicking Off Summer in Incline Village: A Day for Our Community
April 6, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
Summer in Incline Village doesn’t just arrive. It’s something we create together.
On Saturday, June 13, our community comes together for a full day of connection, starting with the Incline Green Clean and continuing into the Incline Village Block Party and Summer Reading Kickoff at the library.
Start the Day: Take Care of Our Community
From 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., the Incline Green Clean invites residents, local businesses, and visitors to spend the morning caring for our town. Check-in begins at the Incline Village Library, 845 Alder Ave., where volunteers can pick up supplies and get oriented.
This is a simple and meaningful way to be part of something bigger. It’s neighbors showing up, families working together, and younger community members learning what it means to take pride in where they live.
Whether you join for an hour or the full morning, every effort helps keep Incline Village looking and feeling its best as we head into summer.
Keep the Energy Going: Block Party at the Library
As the morning wraps up, the energy naturally shifts into celebration right at the same location.
From 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the library becomes a hub of activity for the Incline Village Block Party and Summer Reading Kickoff.
This free, family-friendly event is designed to bring people together in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Expect games, fun activities, hot dogs, music from a live DJ, community information booths, and a graffiti art demonstration that adds a creative and engaging element to the day.
It’s a great opportunity for families to spend time together, for kids to play and explore, and for community members to connect in a meaningful way.
Supporting the Next Generation
The afternoon also marks the start of the Summer Reading Challenge, encouraging kids to stay curious, engaged, and learning throughout the summer months.
It’s about building confidence, creating positive habits, and giving young people something to be part of during the season. Events like this help create a sense of belonging and connection that lasts well beyond the day itself.
A Day That Reflects Our Community
At its core, June 13 is about showing up and being part of something local.
It’s a day that brings together care, connection, and celebration in a way that feels natural to Incline Village. From the morning cleanup to the afternoon gathering, it’s an opportunity to spend time with neighbors, meet new people, and enjoy the start of summer together.
So come out, bring your family, invite a friend, and make a day of it.
Start the morning by taking care of our community. Stay for the celebration. Be part of what makes Incline Village feel like home.
Celebrate Easter in Incline Village & Crystal Bay: Events, Services & Brunch
April 1, 2026 | Kristin Derrin
Easter in North Lake Tahoe is one of those weekends that beautifully blends community, faith, family traditions, and the outdoors. Whether you’re attending a meaningful service, gathering for Easter brunch, or spending time outside, there’s something for everyone.
Here’s what to expect around Incline Village and Crystal Bay this Easter:
Saint Francis of Assisi Holy Week Services
Holy Week at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Incline Village, NV, features a full schedule of services to commemorate the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus, beginning with Palm Sunday and concluding with Easter Sunday. Key services include the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Good Friday Stations of the Cross/Passion service, and the Easter Vigil.
Holy Week 2026 Schedule Highlights (Incline Village, NV):
Holy Thursday (April 2): 6:00 PM Bilingual Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
Good Friday (April 3):
12:00 PM: Marian Stations of the Cross.
3:00 PM: Passion of the Lord and Veneration of the Cross (English).
5:30 PM: Passion of the Lord and Veneration of the Cross (Bilingual).
Easter Vigil/Sunday (April 4-5):
April 4, 8:00 PM: Easter Vigil Mass.
April 5, 7:00 AM: Sunrise Service.
April 5, 9:00 AM & 11:30 AM: Easter Sunday Masses.
Cornerstone Community Church is hosting a series of Easter events that bring the Incline Village community together in both meaningful and family-friendly ways. From small, reflective gatherings earlier in the week to a collaborative Good Friday service, the lineup creates space for connection and community. Easter Sunday begins with a kid-friendly egg hunt, followed by a welcoming celebration open to all. With moments of reflection, celebration, and togetherness, these events offer a great opportunity for locals and visitors alike to engage with the community this Easter season.
Maundy Thursday Gatherings Small, local gatherings focused on connection, reflection, and community.
Good Friday Community Service A collaborative service bringing together multiple local churches for an evening of reflection and worship.
Easter Egg Hunt – Sunday (9:30 AM) A fun, family-friendly event for kids to enjoy before the morning service.
Easter Sunday Celebration (10:00 AM) A welcoming community gathering celebrating Easter morning.
Easter Baptisms A meaningful part of the Easter service is celebrating personal milestones and new beginnings.
The Village Church Easter Services
The Village Church in Incline Village offers two Sunday services at 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM, giving attendees the option of a more traditional or contemporary worship experience. During Easter week, the church typically adds a Good Friday service for reflection, followed by Easter Sunday celebrations at both service times. With options for families, including children’s programming at the 10:00 AM service, it’s a welcoming and accessible place for the community to gather throughout the Easter season.
Easter Brunch Locations
After a morning of egg hunts and Services, enjoy Easter brunch at one of Incline Village’s local favorites. Whether you’re looking for a cozy café experience at Sage Leaf Tahoe, a more traditional brunch at Crosby’s Tavern & Gaming, or a quick and sweet stop at Happy Tiers Bakery, there are plenty of ways to slow down and enjoy the holiday.
Outdoor Fun:
Although Diamond Peak Ski Resort has closed for the season, this recent snowfall has refreshed conditions at nearby resorts. Head to Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Heavenly Mountain Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, or Palisades Tahoe to enjoy some Easter turns.
With spring weather returning, it’s also a beautiful time to get outside, whether that’s hiking local trails or enjoying the lake with a fresh dusting of snow on the surrounding peaks. It’s the perfect blend of winter conditions and spring energy that makes Easter weekend in Tahoe so special.
The 3rd Annual Incline Village Crystal Bay Restaurant Week returns this spring, running May 16 through Memorial Day Weekend.
This year, we’ve shifted the timing later, opening up a great window to get out, eat local, and enjoy the shoulder season before the summer rush hits.
Restaurant Week puts a spotlight on the spots that shape our local dining scene, from longtime favorites to newer additions around town. Throughout the week, participating restaurants will offer special menus, featured dishes, and promotions that give locals and visitors a reason to try something new or come back to a place they already love. It is a chance to experience the range of what Incline Village and Crystal Bay have to offer, while supporting local businesses during a time that really counts.
For Restaurant Owners & Managers
If you’re a restaurant, café, bar, or food-based business in Incline Village or Crystal Bay, we’d love to have you in, whether you’ve participated before or are joining for the first time.
Keep it simple. Offer a special menu, featured item, or promotion that fits your business.
You’ll also be featured across IVCBA channels, including SnapShot, social media, and our website.
We’ll be sharing participating spots soon. In the meantime, save the date and get ready to enjoy dining out at our great restaurants around Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
Every year, as winter begins to lift and the days grow a little longer, the North Lake Tahoe community comes together for one of its most loved traditions, Snowfest.
For ten days each spring, from February 26th until March 8th, Tahoe City, Kings Beach, Olympic Valley, Truckee, Incline Village, and Homewood turn into a region-wide celebration of mountain life. Snowfest isn’t just an event, it’s a feeling. It’s the moment Tahoe shifts from deep winter into early spring while still holding onto snow-covered mountains, bluebird days, and long afternoons outside.
The festival brings together locals and visitors for parties, live music, outdoor activities, family events, and community gatherings. From the iconic Tahoe City Street Faire and fireworks to brewfests, contests, and nonprofit fundraisers, Snowfest captures what makes this place special: community.
You’ll find kids’ events, friendly competitions, neighborhood gatherings, and plenty of ways to be outside, whether that means skiing, walking the lakeshore, or just enjoying live music with friends after a day on the mountain.
Snowfest also highlights local businesses, restaurants, and organizations, with specials, performances, and pop-up events throughout the North Shore. It’s one of the rare times when the entire region feels connected, as every town participates in its own way.
Incline Village Snowfest Events on Saturday, March 7th:
Nevada Nordic Freeheel Fest
Saturday, March 7, 2026
9:00 AM 2:00 PM
Tahoe Meadows (Hwy. 431)
Incline Village SNOWFEST Winterfest
Saturday, March 7, 2026
2:00 PM 6:00 PM
University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe
Don’t miss these iconic events around the lake:
Gar Woods Kick-Off Party & SNOWFEST Scholarship Candidate Introductions with the Blues Monsters
Thursday, February 26, 2026
5:00 PM 9:00 PM
Gar Woods
SNOWFEST Fireworks w/ the NOMADS
Friday, February 27, 2026
5:00 PM 8:00 PM
Tahoe City Winter Sports Park
Gar Woods Annual Polar Bear Swim
Saturday, February 28, 2026
12:00 PM 4:00 PM
Gar Woods Grill & Pier
Tahoe City SNOWFEST Street Faire
Saturday, February 28, 2026
11:00 AM 2:00 PM
Tahoe City, CA
The Great Ski Race – Hosted by Tahoe XC Center – donations going to Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue.
