Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts

Thursday, May 25, 2017

Made in Tahoe Festival




The Made in Tahoe Festival is full of the happy outdoor, adventure, creative vibe that the Tahoe lifestyle embraces. This two day event takes place in The Village at Squaw Valley and is free for all to enjoy.

There are 3 stages that will host local entertainment throughout the day. From 11am – 7pm on Saturday and 11am – 5pm on Sunday local bands, singers, theatrical and dance performances will fill the Village with lively energy. The Truckee Dance Factory will perform at 1pm each day with their captivating performances that encourage the audience to get moving.
Jewelry, furniture, clothing, artwork, bath & body products, skis, bikes and services will all be represented as part of the more than 100 vendors that will be participating in this year’s event. Pottery from Alanna Hughes Pottery is one of my favorites or Hawk & Field jewelry and lotions. Another local favorite all around is Truckee Love where you can show your support for the area with a shirt, hat or souvenir. You will find a large selection of one of a kind products all in one place.


Getting hungry yet? Local food vendors will be on hand with tasty treats like dessert or savery crepes from Crepe Hearts, beer from Alibi Ale Works, pizza and sushi from Starkey’s food truck and more. There are also the food choices at Squaw Valley like Fireside Pizza or Mountain Nectar.
 

At the base of Squaw looking up at the majestic peaks above, it’s the ideal place to be celebrating Tahoe mountain life and culture.


Katie Tyler

Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 

Thursday, September 1, 2016

Labor Day Tent Sales 2016


Labor Day Tent Sales 2016


Who doesn’t love the annual Labor Day tent sales? Don't miss the opportunity to get some great gear as most Tahoe sports stores will mark down all their prices for the holiday weekend. There is no better way to get excited about the upcoming winter than to find the perfect addition to your winter ensemble at a bargain price.
Northstar will take over the entire roller skating rink in the VIllage to fit in all their discounted merchandise. Start Haus in Truckee has their own spin with a consignment sale in conjunction with their tent sale. With all those growing ski racers, this is a great way to buy, sell and keep the kids hitting the slalom course. The Village Ski Loft is hosting their 42nd annual Labor Day sale where you will find more than just unbeatable deals. Be one of the first 50 customers and receive a free t-shirt or enter the raffle for a chance to win a season pass to Diamond Peak or Mt. Rose.

Get started early, you have a lot of stops to make. Visitors and locals alike will be looking for blowout prices all over town this weekend. 




Blizzard Ski & Snowboard Tent SaleNorthstar Village: Northstar, CAFriday, September 2 through Sunday, September 4th9am – 6pm

6th Annual Labor Day Consignment Ski SaleStart Haus: Truckee, CA
Friday, September 2 through Sunday, September 4th9am – 4pm

Village Ski Loft’s 42nd Annual Labor Day Ski & Snowboard SaleVillage Ski Loft: Incline Village, NVFriday, September 2 through Monday, September 5th8am – 5pm
Labor Day Tent SaleGranite Chief: Truckee, CAFriday, September 2 through Monday, September 5th10am – 6pm

Labor Day Tent SaleTahoe Sports Hub: Truckee, CA
Friday, September 2 through Monday, September 5th
Labor Day Tent SaleTahoe Daves: Tahoe City, CA
Friday, September 2 through Monday, September 4th9am – 6pm

Labor Day Tent SaleWillard’s Sport Shop: Tahoe City, CAFriday, September 2 through Monday, September 4th10am – 6pm

Labor Day Tent SaleBlue Zone: Truckee, CA
Friday, September 2 through Monday, September 4th10am – 6pm





Katie Tyler

Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Truckee Thursdays 2016


Truckee Thursdays 2016


What has come to be one of Truckee’s signature events starts this Thursday, June 9th. Truckee Thursdays is an event that closes down Donner Pass Road in old town Truckee and brings the whole community out to enjoy warm summer nights.  Artisan vendors line the middle of the street with a wide array of art, clothing, jewelry, candles, soaps and artisan delicacies.  
 
The downtown shops also stay open late to participate in the street activities.  Look for specials, additional entertainment or food and beverage offerings at the local shops on Thursday nights. 



On the west side of the Visitors Center are food stations and tables for outdoor dining. What do your taste buds desire?  Sushi, hamburgers, tacos, pulled pork, lobster rolls and ice cream are all an option.  While you sit and enjoy your dinner, let the kids play on the bouncy house or challenge a friend to a hula hoop match.  On the east side of the visitors center is live music and a beer garden.  Grab a beverage, sit back and enjoy or get out and dance.  This week the Deadlies will be playing sounds of California surf scene and roadhouse honkytonk music.  



New this year is a shuttle service, to and from the event from all Truckee neighborhoods including Northstar and Squaw Valley.  

Don’t miss this very fun and social community event.  

Www.TruckeeThursdays.com

Truckee ThursdaysHistoric Downtown TruckeeThursdays: June 9 – August 185:00pm – 8:30pm



Katie Tyler


Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Tuesday, April 5, 2016

The Evolution of Historic Downtown Truckee: Part 2

The Evolution of Historic Downtown Truckee: Part 2


Historic downtown Truckee holds centuries of stories and many memories for so many that work, play and have visited the area throughout the years. It is always changing with new shops and restaurants but I like to think that it’s better today than it ever has been. To spend a day enjoying all that the downtown area has to offer is worth the trip.

Let’s continue our stroll down the streets of Historic downtown Truckee for a look into what was and what continues to serve this thriving community.


The Squeeze-In is a long-time favorite for the best (and biggest) omelets on the planet and has been in the same location since 1974. Step inside to see the history literally written on the wall in marker from past patrons. A close look will find some of our local Olympian’s mark on the walls.
The oldest retail establishment in the region is located right in the middle of the strip, Cabona’s, open since 1918. Now full of beautiful clothing for men and women, this was once the place to buy fishing supplies, tires and general merchandise at Dave Cabona’s Dry Goods Emporium.

Have you tried a loaf of bread from Truckee Sourdough Company? This tastiness all began in the family owned Ponderosa Deli. Keith Nikkel and his bread company outgrew the deli and are currently located just across the railroad tracks. The Deli was sold and made it’s mark for quite a few more years but is now home to Best Pies where you can find a full bar and some delicious New York style pizza.


A second story location is Truckee’s newest restaurant, Truckee Tavern and Grill. With some of the best drink concoctions in town and great food the Tavern has already made its mark. This is also the newest building on the strip as it was rebuilt after a devastating explosion in 1993 leaving 2 restaurants with nothing and an empty gap in the strip. Josephine’s, an Italian restaurant never re-opened after the accident. Wong’s Garden, Chinese cuisine is still serving but moved off the main drag to the other side of town.


The Past Time Bar and the Tourist Club are a must see. Both have been making their mark and serving cold beer for decades from noon into the wee hours of the night. Step inside the Tourist Club, order a PBR or whiskey and enjoy the scenery. You will be sure to find something new every time as the walls are covered in everything from old photos to hunting trophies.

Truckee continues to evolve but the charm and character of the historic downtown area remains the same.


Katie Tyler


Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Truckee Art Galleries

Truckee Art Galleries


Truckee has a ever growing art community with many talented artists calling Truckee and Lake Tahoe home.  Downtown Truckee has become home to many art galleries that showcase these talents in a retail setting for consumers to enjoy.  If you are looking to decorate your home, check out some of the local galleries for a splash of color, inspiration and one of a kind statements. 



Art Obsessions officially opened its door in June 2011 in Truckee's Historic Downtown District. The gallery quickly gained recognition as a premier source for works of renowned regional and international artists and established itself as a primary source for limited edition prints.

Art Obsessions Gallery is also now a purveyor of fine wine. You can enhance your art experience by tasting some of the best regional wines that the area has to offer. The wine bar is open Friday - Sunday during gallery hours and by appointment.  


The Carmel Gallery features a stunning collection of fine art landscape photography by Olof & Elizabeth Carmel.  From Napa to Itally and back to Tahoe the imagery, color and unbelievable magic captured in the artwork will undoubtedly impress. 
 


Riverside Studios is an inspiring art gallery owned and operated by five artists.  The shop prides itself on representing hand made, local goods with over 25 artists from the Tahoe region in areas of sculpture, printmaking, painting, ceramics, textiles and more.  In the heart Old Town Truckee, this gallery is one you will want to visit every time you come to town. 
 



The Bolam Gallery is owned and operated by Andrew Bolam, a local artist known for his cowboy and indian themes.  The gallery also represents the finest local and nationally acclaimed artists, specializing in traditional western subject matter re-imagined with a modern viewpoint.  Stop in and see Andrew Bolam and Annie Hooker in action as the gallery also doubles as a working studio.  




Katie Tyler


Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Tahoe Truckee Labor Day Tent Sale

Labor Day Tent Sale



It’s already September and the first Monday of the month means: Labor Day weekend. Time for a long weekend as we celebrate the last summer holiday and honor the American Labor Movement and all the hard workers of our country. In conjunction with Labor Day, you know you can always find a good sale. In Tahoe, sport stores all around town will be raising a tent outside with blowout prices on summer and winter gear. For many stores, this has become an annual event. Village Ski Loft in Incline Village is on it’s 41st Annual sale. Northstar will take over the entire roller skating rink to fit it all their discounted merchandise. Start Haus in Truckee has their own spin with a consignment sale in conjunction with their tent sale. Visitors and locals will score sweet deals each year at these sales. If you are getting ready for the big El Niño winter ahead, you will not want to miss out on the shopping around Tahoe this weekend.
 

5th Annual Labor Day Consignment Ski SaleStart HausTruckee, CA
Friday – Sunday
9am – 4pm

Village Ski Loft’s 41st Annual Labor Day Ski & Snowboard SaleVillage Ski LoftIncline, NVFriday, September 4 – Monday, September 78am – 5pm

BLIZZARD Ski & Snowboard Tent SaleNorthstar, CAFriday, September 4 – Monday, September 79am – 6pm

Labor Day Sale
Squaw Valley, CA
Friday, September 4 – Monday, September 710am – 6pm

Labor Day Tent SaleGranite Chief
Friday, September 4 – Monday, September 710am – 6pm

Labor Day Tent SaleTahoe Sports HubTruckee, CA
Friday, September 4 – Monday, September 79am – 7pm

Blue ZoneTruckee, CASaturday, September 5 – Monday, September 79am – 8pm

Labor Day Tent SaleTahoe DavesTahoe City, CASaturday, September 5 – Monday, September 7

Labor Day Tent SaleWillard's Sport ShopTahoe City, CA
Saturday, September 5 – Monday, September 79am – 6pm





Katie Tyler

Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Monday, April 20, 2015

Atelier – Truckee, CA


Truckee, CA 

The owners behind one of my favorite shops in downtown Truckee, Bespoke have opened up a new shop just two doors down called Atilier.  Atelier, meaning ‘workshop’ in French, opened its doors March 6th, 2015 with a grand showing and champagne toast for all.  


The shop is not only a place for artists, crafters and parents to come buy the most unique and quality supplies, but a place for creation. With a letter press set in the front of the store, you can watch resident artists in action.  


The best part of all is that you can yourself be an artist and come together with friends and the community to join in one of the many classes offered through Atelier.  The back half of the store is set aside for inspiring community classes.  Every first Friday of the month join in on the "Social Sketch" where you can collaborate and socialize with other artists, casual doodlers and creative people.  Classes are frequent and have diverse themes from sewing to photography to exotic cocktail making.  


Check out a full list of classes offered click here. 


So if wood carving, yarn, a paint brush, or cheese making appeal to you, stop in to Truckee’s newest community art hub! 



Katie Tyler

Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012 


Monday, August 25, 2014

Labor Day Events

Labor Day is Coming


Labor Day weekend is here!  Can you believe it?!  Lots of fun Tahoe Truckee local events planned from fireworks to wine walks to shopping sales! See below for some annual events that you will not want to miss! 

Friday, August 29
6:30pm 
Kings Beach State Recreation Area
Summer Concert Series
Bring some food, buy a beer and enjoy the classic Rock n' Roll band, Jacked Up.  This is the last one for the summer.  So don't miss out on this perfect setting with Lake Tahoe as your backdrop.  

Saturday, Auguest 30
3pm – 6pm 
Northstar Village 
Wine Walk
This is the final in a series of monthly wine walk events.  Don't miss out for fun and a chance to win $100 Northstar gift card. 

2pm – 6pm 
Village at Squaw Valley
25th Annual Foam Fest
A bennefit for the Disabled Sports USA Far West, this event does not disappoint year after year.  Come enjoy over 50 craft beers and buy a raffle ticket for a chance to win season passes, lift tickets, snowboards, skis and winter gear. 

Sunday, August 31
3pm – 7pm 
Commons Beach, Tahoe City
Summer Concert on the Beach
Come and see  Joy & Madness and Groove Foundry on the beautiful shores of Lake Tahoe.  Fun for the whole family

2pm – 5pm 
Squaw Valley Village
26th Annual Alpen Wine Fest
Dramatic views, good music and a variety of wine from over 40 vineyards all around.  

8:15pm 
Garwoods Pier
Fireworks

All Weekend Long
Throughout Tahoe/Truckee
SALES! 
Most all Tahoe retail stores have a sale for Labor Day weekend.  Get geared up for winter now and save BIG money.   Northstar  and Squaw Village will have tent sales.  Granite Chief in Truckee will have a street sale, Tahoe City will be exploding with sales.  

Monday, September 1
Labor Day
Take time to celebrate the American labor movement and the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country.




Katie Tyler

Realtor®
BRE 01442453
c 530 277 1012