Events in South Lake Tahoe today

At Bally's Lake Tahoe - Complex in Stateline, Tahoe Show Prejudging centers on the round where athletes are brought out together for direct comparisons. Judges take a close look at symmetry, conditioning, and presentation, and even subtle differences can influence the standings. The atmosphere is more focused and behind the scenes than the finals, offering a clear view of how placements take shape.

The NPC/IFBB Pro Tahoe Show takes place at Bally’s Lake Tahoe in Stateline, Nevada and includes IFBB Pro League Open Bikini. It features distinctive touches like backstage donuts, a handmade muscle-deer trophy, and Artisan Antler Tiaras, paired with a welcoming atmosphere and the scenic arrival as Lake Tahoe comes into view over the mountain pass. An after-party is hosted at Opal Nightspot inside Bally’s Casino, and all athletes receive free entry.

This forest camp focuses on hands-on exploration and time in nature. Participants should bring a packed lunch, and personal screens are set aside so the attention stays on the outdoors and the activities.

Get swept up in the glitz, glamour, and live jazz of the Prohibition Era at the Great Gatsby Festival at Tallac Historic Site. The day features a living history Pope House experience, live performances including the Jared Blum Band, a vintage and craft market with vendors, and a Great Gatsby Bar. Come dressed in your best 1920s “glad rags” and enjoy the festivities during the afternoon.

Enjoy live music and happy hour at Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe. There will be laid-back sets with performances across the property, so you can relax with a refreshing drink and soak up the island-inspired vibes for an afternoon into the evening.

Catch Jakota Wass for a free country music performance as part of the Levitt AMP Carson City Music Series. The show runs in the evening and features an artist from Carson Valley whose sound draws from country-western influences.

Step into the Roaring 20s at the Gatsby Tea & Fashion Show during the Great Gatsby Festival weekend. You’ll enjoy afternoon tea and a 1920s luncheon while learning the stories behind the fashions, plus live jazz throughout. The 2026 theme is “Honeymoon at Tahoe: 1900s - 1950s.” For guests age 21+, champagne service begins after the tea. The event is hosted at the Pope House as part of the Tallac Historic Site experience, and free parking is available at 1 Heritage Way for ticketed guests.

Explore the edible and medicinal plants of the Tahoe Sierra with Woods Apothecary Academy of Healing Arts. This is a hands-on botanical session covering what these plants are, how they can be used, and why they matter in the region. You can attend at Woods Apothecary during the afternoon window provided.

Tedeschi Trucks Band teams up with Lukas Nelson for a concert at Lake Tahoe Amphitheatre at Caesars Republic in Stateline, Nevada. Both artists share the stage for a live performance at this amphitheatre.

Session 9 of this youth tennis camp is designed for ages 6 to 12 and focuses on building strokes, refining technique, learning the rules, and practicing match play through targeted drills and activities. Certified USPTA instructors lead sessions that highlight teamwork, sportsmanship, and a strong emphasis on fun. The program may also include games and water activities. It takes place at the Incline Village Tennis & Pickleball Center. Fees are $349 per session, or $279 with an IVGID Recreation Pass. Multiple sessions are encouraged.

Session 4 of the Junior Get Golf Ready clinics offers a welcoming setting for youth golfers to build core skills at Incline Village Golf Courses. Instruction includes putting, chipping, short iron shots, long irons, hybrids, fairway woods, and driving, along with etiquette and rules reinforced through drills and games suited to the age group. Open to participants ages 7 to 16.

Tahoe Brewfest is partnering with Cold Water Brewery & Grill for their Hoppy Hour Mix summer patio series. Every Monday from 5 to 8 PM, enjoy $5 craft beers, 20% off appetizers, and live DJ sets by DJ Bramohr. You can also pick up local Tahoe Brewfest tickets and enter to win Brewfest merch.

Experience an annual sunset sound bath at Burnt Cedar Beach, where the glow over Lake Tahoe sets the scene for a calming, rejuvenating evening. As the light fades and the mountains come alive with color, participants are guided through a soothing sound journey designed to relax the nervous system and quiet the mind. A layered mix of crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, drums, and other therapeutic instruments is played with care, creating an immersive atmosphere in crisp alpine air beside clear water. The tranquil lakeside setting supports deep rest and gentle presence. The session is led by Karin Collins, Jodi McLean, and Sara Inclenrock. For comfort, bring a yoga mat and a blanket, consider an eye mask, place something under your mat in case the grass is damp, add warm layers for after sunset, and carry a water bottle. A receptive mindset will help you settle in fully. Cost is $50 per person, and pre-registration is required. Burnt Cedar Beach is a private IVGID beach, and residents with IVGID beach access may bring guests.

Enjoy a light, laughter-filled summer evening as the Tahoe Improv Players take the stage at Valhalla Boathouse Theatre with a fully improvised comedy show inspired by audience ideas. Each scene is created in the moment, so a highlight could begin with a prompt from anyone in the crowd. Celebrating 33 years as the longest-running comedy show in Lake Tahoe, the troupe brings sharp wit, plenty of laughs, and family-friendly entertainment. All ages are welcome, and concessions will be available. Seating is limited at the Boathouse Theatre. Tickets are $20 for adults, $18 for Valhalla members, and $12 for children 12 and under.

South Lake Tahoe has a new trivia game at Cascade Kitchens featuring DJ Trivia. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with food and drinks available while participants test their knowledge in a relaxed setting.

Enjoy live music at Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe, with laid-back performances across the property. Spend the afternoon and evening soaking up island-inspired vibes while local artists bring the soundtrack. Tunes run throughout the event window, with different acts in different venues on site.

Now in its sixth season at Tahoe Paradise Park, this weekly community market highlights local farms, artisans offering handcrafted items, ready-to-eat food, live music, activities for kids, and participation from community organizations, along with beer and wine. Set in a scenic park in Meyers, it has grown into a favorite South Shore gathering for residents and visitors alike. Admission is free and the atmosphere is friendly for all ages.

Music at Ski Beach brings a community favorite summer series to the shoreline every Wednesday and Friday, offering the same easygoing atmosphere and great tunes longtime fans expect in a temporary new home for 2026. This installment features Tahoe favorite Jeff Jones, showcasing soulful blues and slide guitar with a sound all his own around the lake. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the Incline Surf Shack, and transactions are cashless. Please note that Ski Beach is a restricted access beach within Incline Village, limited to IVGID Recreation Pass, also called Picture Pass, and Recreation Punch Card holders with beach access, and their guests.

Sommelier Chris Coon leads a rosé-focused tasting on the water aboard the Safari Rose, cruising from Ski Run Marina to Emerald Bay. A thoughtfully curated lineup moves from Provençal-inspired selections to fuller, more expressive styles, highlighting the best of the season. Artisan bites accompany each pour, and golden hour Tahoe views create a relaxed setting for an evening dedicated to summer’s favorite pink wine. This popular cruise often sells out.

Enjoy live music at Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe, with laid-back performances across the property. Catch music on the LandShark patio and live tunes at the resort’s indoor Lobby Lounge. Grab a refreshing drink and enjoy island-inspired vibes during the afternoon and evening.

Tunes On Tap features its sixth act with Bread & Butter, a South Lake outfit known around town. This five-piece delivers a blend of original songs and covers, moving through rock, funk, blues, pop, folk, and soul. The show takes place at Alibi Amphitheater in the Magical Mythical Beer Forest.

Enjoy a rare live night featuring The Blues Project, bringing together blues, rock, jazz, and psych legends who helped shape their own distinct sound. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show runs for about two hours. Free parking is available, and this is an all-ages in-person event.