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11th Annual Labor Day Cleanup (Kings Beach, 8:30–11:30 am)
Give back to the lake after the holiday rush by joining a community shoreline cleanup. All supplies provided; great for families and groups, with a real, immediate impact on clarity and wildlife.
Bluesdays Finale: Roy Rogers & the Delta Rhythm Kings (Palisades, 6–8:30 pm)
Slide-guitar fireworks for the finale. Come early for happy hour, then enjoy a sunset set that has become a North Tahoe summer ritual.
Gunhild Carling (Valhalla Tahoe, 7:30 pm)
The Swedish “Queen of Swing” lights up the intimate lakefront Boathouse Theatre. Expect brass, vocals, and pure showmanship—an old-school jazz night with Tahoe charm.
Tunes on Tap: JeNes N The Juice (Alibi Amphitheater, 7 pm)
Soul-forward vocals and a high-energy band under the stars. Spread out on the lawn with friends and let the groove roll into a mellow mountain evening. Also: Movies on the Green (Edgewood Tahoe, sunset).
Incline Wine + Food (Grand Tasting, Incline Village)
A lakefront estate tasting with Napa and local wineries, culinary stations, and a charitable raffle. 21+ only; opt for VIP if you want early access and reserve pours in a stunning setting.
Also: Hollow Coves (The Hangar, SLT) for a gentle indie-folk soundtrack to your evening.
Incline Wine + Food (Day 2) or Teddy Swims (Tahoe Amp) or Flamingosis (The Hangar) Choose your lane: an upscale tasting afternoon, a big-voice pop/soul show at the outdoor arena, or a groove-heavy night at The Hangar. Book tickets in advance—this Saturday will be busy.
Concerts at Commons Beach: The Blues Monsters & Friends (Tahoe City, 4–7 pm)
Local legends close out the Sunday series with blues-rock and plenty of feel-good solos. A perfect cap to a classic Tahoe weekend.
Monday Night Putters (Tipsy Putt, South Lake)
A playful mini-golf league with craft beer and friendly competition. Register ahead, rally a couple friends, and turn an ordinary Monday into a weeknight highlight.
Twain Tuesdays (St. Patrick's Outdoor Amphitheater, Incline Village, 6 pm)
Lighthearted talks and readings celebrating Mark Twain’s Tahoe lore. A fun cultural detour between bigger weekend events—check details for the week’s theme and host.
Tahoe Philharmonic “9/11 We Remember” (Incline Village, 7 pm)
A moving memorial program featuring Mozart’s Requiem and Bruch’s Violin Concerto at St. Francis of Assisi. Quietly powerful, beautifully performed, and an elegant midweek choice.
Tunes on Tap: Tahoe Tribe feat. special guests (Alibi Amphitheater, 7 pm)
A collaborative set with heavy-hitting guest players brings big, festival-style energy to Alibi’s lawn. Easy parking, great beer list, and room to spread out.
Cool September Days Car, Truck & M/C Show (Heavenly Village; through Sun)
Chrome, classics, poker walk, and prizes across three days at the Gondola area. Stroll with a coffee in hand and enjoy the rolling soundtrack of revs and oldies.
Tahoe Waterman: Lake Crossing (22-mile paddle) + Tahoe Music Alive: Haruka Fujii w/ Musubi Trio (Fox Cultural Hall, 4–6 pm)
Morning spectacle: paddlers traverse the lake in a bucket-list endurance race. Afternoon culture: world-class chamber music in Kings Beach—two very Tahoe ways to spend a Saturday.
The 4th Annual Multicultural Celebration
September 13, 2025 | 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Bijou Community Park in South Lake Tahoe.
This free, family-friendly event has something for everyone! Cultural groups from across the region will share their rich traditions through music, dance, and art. Stroll through the marketplace filled with handmade goods, enjoy food and beverages from local favorites, and experience live entertainment that’s sure to get you moving.
Omni Tahoe Yoga Festival
September 13-14 @ Heavenly Mountain Resort
Two unforgettable days of yoga, wellness workshops, live music, and more at Heavenly Mountain Resort, accessed via the gondola. Surrounded by breathtaking views, this immersive experience will leave you feeling refreshed, connected, and empowered.
Mexican Heritage Festival (Truckee River Regional Park; Sept 14–20)
A week-long celebration of music, dance, food, and community. Start with opening-day performances and return midweek for more—each day brings a new slate of activities.
Country Line Dancing | Alibi Ale Works – Incline Public House (Incline Village, 7–9 pm)
Lessons by Country Casey—no partner required. A friendly locals’ crowd, boot-scootin’ playlists, and plenty of laughs. Arrive early to grab a drink and a spot on the floor.
Autumn Exploration Series with TINS: (Spooner Lake, 8 am–1 pm)
Birds, Botany, and Beavers. Head out on trail with the TRTA and experienced naturalists at Tahoe Institute for Natural Science for a beautiful hike full of wildflowers, lake views, and more!
Music in the Downtown Park (Outdoor Stage by Truckee’s Community Arts Center, 6 pm) Free fall music series—laid-back midweek vibe with lawn-chair seating and golden-hour light.
Tunes on Tap: Dirty Cello (Alibi Amphitheater, 7 pm) Fiery, cello-driven blues/rock kicks off the evening; then roll into opening-night tastings and chef-driven sessions at the Event Center.
Tahoe Wine + Feast (Tahoe Blue Event Center)
Build your perfect itinerary: seminars, reserve tastings, and dinners from regional chefs. Consider a mid-afternoon session to beat the evening rush.
Adventure Van Expo (Palisades Tahoe, 10 am–3 pm) Daytime: rigs, builds, gear, and DIY inspiration with food and live music in the Village.
Tahoe Keys Beach Cleanup
September 20th 10:00-12:00 @ 2464 Venice Drive
Join Sierra Nevada Alliance for a beach cleanup and community hangout at Tahoe Keys Beach in South Lake Tahoe on September 20 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., in celebration of Latino Conservation Week. This fun and free community event is open to all ages and abilities. Free burritos and refreshments provided by local vendors and a raffle courtesy of Columbia Sportswear. An online RSVP is preferred, though drop-ins are also welcome.
Tahoe Wine + Feast Grand Tasting (Finale) (Tahoe Blue Event Center)+ Arc de Soleil : La Mirage Tour (The Hangar)
Toast the last official day of summer with a grand tasting to close the four-day festival. It’s a celebratory finish—plan a ride, pace your pours, and linger for one more golden-hour moment.
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