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News & Events In and Around Incline Village/Crystal Bay
Snow Parking Ordinance - Red Day/Green Day
Washoe County enforces its Snow Parking Ordinance (No. 70 425) which prohibits any parking within any designated snow area between November 1st and May1st on a RED Day. A RED Day is declared when there is a chance of snow in the forecast or if snow removal equipment may be operating. A GREEN Day is declared when there is no chance of snow in the forecast and snow removal equipment is not operating. How do you know if it's a RED Day or GREEN Day? Call the 24-hour hotline at 775-833-5555.
Community Appreciation Days at Diamond Peak
January 20, March 17 and April 10 at Community Appreciation Days at Diamond Peak. Anyone who lives within a 50 mile radius of Diamond Peak are invited to purchase $20 all day lift tickets on these days.
Crystal Bay Club Crown Room New Year's Eve Show
10 pm Subdudes perform at the Crystal Bay Casino's Crown Room's New Year's Eve show at 10pm. 21 and over. General admission, standing room only. Visit www.CrystalBayCasino.com for tickets.
New Year's Eve Late Night at Crystal Bay Club
11:30 pm San Francisco's Mission Players return to Crystal Bay Casino for a Free New Year's Eve late night show in the Red Room. Don't miss this amazing late night party after The Subdudes. The band will bring their funky, soul and blues and keep you dancing all night long. For more information please go to www.crystalbaycasino.
Santa Comes to Diamond Peak
11 am to 1 pm Santa will be visiting Diamond Peak Ski Resort on December 23, 24, and 25! He’ll be here from 11:00 am- 1:00 pm all three days skiing and handing out candy canes. Spend your holidays at Diamond Peak. For more information please go to www.diamondpeak.com
Tahoe Wildlife Forum
The Tahoe community is invited to attend the Tahoe Wildlife Forum, including films and a panel discussion, on Thursday, January 28, 2010 from 6 to 9 pm, at the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences (TCES) at 291 County Club Drive in Incline Village, Nevada. The films begin at 6:00 pm and the community forum/panel discussion will follow. This event is hosted the TCES, the Parasol Environment Team, and Incline Village General Improvement District Waste Not Programs.
Celebrity Winterfest and the Special Olympics
Celebrity Winterfest® is a high-profile, event-packed weekend that provides a unique opportunity for company team building, client development and fun head-to-head competition between the participating companies. Taking place on the weekend of March 5, 2010 at the luxurious Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort and Diamond Peak Ski Resort, 12 companies buy a team of 8 slots. Each team is paired with a Special Olympics athlete and a celebrity from your favorite TV shows or movies. The festivities begin on Friday evening with the “Let the Games Begin” reception. Saturday, the public is invited to come to watch the competition as corporate teams, along with their celebrity and Special Olympics athlete race toe to toe down the race course at Diamond Peak Ski Resort. The event concludes on Sunday with “Plungefest”, an opportunity for brave souls with warm hearts to raise additional funds for Special Olympics by taking a quick “dip” in the chilly waters of Lake Tahoe, along with the celebrities and corporate teams. All proceeds from the event support the year round sports training and competition opportunities that Special Olympics provides to over 17,000 developmentally disabled individuals in Nevada and Northern California. For more information please visit www.sonc.org/celebritywinterfest
Tahoe Center for Environmental Science - December 30th.
1 pm to 4 pm Help us solve the mystery of our dying fish! This is a free family event for children ages 4-6th grade. There will be though hands-on activities, students will be able to learn about many of the environmental issues facing Lake Tahoe. RSVP is Mandatory. Please contact Megan Farka at 775-832-1673 ext 7483 or mjfarka@ucdavis.edu
Christmas Buffet at Lone Eagle Grille
1 pm to 9pm A lakefront buffet feast is the perfect gift to give yourself and your family. Enjoy traditional favorites like Maple Glazed Bone-In Ham, Butternut Squash Gratin with Shaved Asiago and Gingerbread Cake as well as varied options from our various stations: Carving Station, Holiday Cheese Display, Cold and Hot Small Plates, Seafood Corner, Meat and Game Corner, Entrees Station, Soup and Salads, Holiday Dessert Station, Holiday Fondue Station and a special children's buffet and arts and craft section. The amazing lakeviews and food are accompanied by a live pianist. For more information or to make a reservation, visit www.LoneEagleGrille.com or call 775.886.6899. 1-9pm.
Lone Eagle Grille - Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe
1/2 price wines by the Glass at Lone Eagle Grille
4-6 pm Stop by the Lone Eagle Grille lounge for Happy Hour every Sunday through Wednesday for half priced wines by the glass from 4-6pm.
Diamond Peak - Hyatt Regency Poker Run
The Hyatt Regency Poker Run will be held on January 4th. Registration starts at 9:00 AM and the entry fee is $10. There are five clearly-marked dealers at different locations on the mountain with a deck of cards. Each participant is given a card with clues on where to find them. Ski or snowboard around until you find the dealers. Once your clue card is fully marked turn it back into the Loft Bar. The person with the best hand wins.
Free Christmas Tree Recycling
Christmas tree recycling will be held at Preston Field from December 24 - February 4. Please remove all tinsel, nails, tree stands and ornaments from the tree before recycling.
Baseball Comes to Lake Tahoe/Reno
The Reno Aces are a minor league baseball franchise in Reno. The team is a member of the Pacific Coast League and is the Triple A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. The team is part of the Pacific Conference's South Division along with the Fresno Grizzlies, Las Vegas 51s and Sacramento River Cats. The Aces began their inaugural season on the road on April 9, 2009 and played their home opener in the new Aces Ballpark on April 17, 2009. www.renoaces.com
Aces Ballpark
The Aces Ballpark is located next to the Truckee River and is the centerpiece of the planned downtown Reno redevelopment effort, named Freight House District. The ballpark has a capacity of 9,100 with 6,500 fixed individual stadium seats and the rest through general admission. There are two "party zones" with picnic table seating, 22 luxury skyboxes, a 150 person club suite, and two 15-person luxury dugout suites located immediately behind home plate. Aces Ballpark is located at 250 Evans Street, Reno.
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