Alpine County 150 Anniversary
May
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11
Sun.
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Mother’s Day
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17
Sat
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Jacob Markley Day Reenactment: at "high noon,"
below the Courthouse (former Forest
Service site) Come enjoy as our intrepid cast of locals
recreates the dramatic demise of town
founder Jacob Markley (including Don Jardine, as
Markley!) Admission free, laughs no
charge. Everyone loved it last
year, so don't miss the fun!
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17th
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Teddy Bear Parade, 1 –
3 PM, meet at the Markleeville Library Park, The parade
lead by the
intrepid Ms.
Honey Bear, begins at 1 PM, followed by crafts, stories
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24, 25,
26
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Memorial
Day Weekend/Holiday
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30th
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Museum
opens for the summer season
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30
Fri.
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Time Capsule will
be picked up from Diamond Valley School
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June
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7 Sat.
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Kids’ Fishing Derby at Indian Creek
9AM – 1 PM Sponsored by Alpine County
Fish &
Game Commission, South Tahoe Public Utility District,
Alpine County Chamber of
Commerce and Alpine Kids. Food provided by Alpine Kids.
Look for markers off the dirt
road towards the dam. Fish delivery
10AM
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8 Sat
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Benefit Concert for the Friends of
Hope Valley 1 PM on with a Back Forty Bluegrass
concert and barbeque. Accompanying the Back
Forty will be the Ten Dollar Pony, Larry Nair and Beth Oliverto. Come and
enjoy a relaxing afternoon of wonderful music, great food and time to visit
with others that have an interest in preserving Hope Valley. The event is
hosted by Sorensen’s Resort in Hope Valley. Donation
of $10.00 is requested. No host barbeque.
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14, 15
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Father’s Day Weekend -
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21
Sat
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Diamond Valley Dash 5k/10k Walk and Run, 8:00 am info at
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21
Sat.
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Wine in the Garden
Wine tasting benefit for Alpine County Friends of the Library. Come enjoy wine, live music, hors d’oeuvres and a raffle. 680 Chambers Lane, Woodfords (the Sweeney’s). Tickets $20 each or 2 for $35. Raffle tickets $3 each or 4 for $10. Advanced tickets for sale at the Library. Call 530-694-2120 for more information. |
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24
thru
28 |
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28
Sat.
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Alta Alpina Challenge “Riding the Wild
Sierra” A 5-pass or 8-pass challenge with fully
stocked rest stops, checkpoints with water, lunch and
dinner at Turtle Rock Park.
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All
Hat No Cattle
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Music
in the Library Park sponsored by Friends of the Library, 5
PM
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Country
with a decided Nevada flavor returns to open the season
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28
Sat.
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All
Music in the Park concerts are free to the public. Everyone's invited to
bring picnic
suppers, lawn chairs and your own shade. Kids can enjoy the park playground while the bands play on. Donations to fund the Friends of the Library programs in support of Alpine County |
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Libraries
are always welcomed in the giant mandolin case in front of the stage!
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Yosemite’s 150th
Celebration . On June 30, 1864, amid the Civil War, President Abraham
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Lincoln signed the Yosemite Grant
Act to protect Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Grove. From
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30
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the beginning, this act was a
legacy for our nation.
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For
a complete list of events go to www.nps.gov/yose/anniversary
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July
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5 Sat.
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12
Sat.
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Death Ride “Tour of the
California Alps” 129 miles, 15,000 feet of climb.
www.deathride.com
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19
Sat.
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Lake Alpine Fishing Derby, 12 –
4PM Lake Alpine Boat Ramp. Sponsored by Alpine County
Fish & Game Commission, South Tahoe Public Utility
District and Alpine County Chamber
of Commerce. Food provided by Lake Alpine Lodge and Bear
Valley General Store. Fish
plant 12:30PM, 1800 pounds
from Dave McFarland’s American Trout and Salmon.
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20th
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Steve
Spurgin
Music in the Library Park sponsored by Friends of the Library Newly‑ discovered singer/songwriter from Texas, transplanted to Carson City performs solo at the gazebo , 5PM All Music in the Park concerts are free to the public. Everyone's invited to bring picnic suppers, lawn chairs and your own shade. Kids can enjoy the park playground while the bands play on. Donations to fund the Friends of the Library programs in support of Alpine County Libraries are always welcomed in the giant mandolin case in front of the stage! |
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25th
Thru
Aug 10th |
45th
Annual Bear Valley Music Festival July 25 –
August 10. One of the best summer attractions
in Alpine County offering a full symphony orchestra, international soloists
and legendary entertainers. An outdoor musical experience in a unique
mountain setting, 209- 7532547 or 800-458-1616 www.bearvalleymusicfestival.org
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August
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2
Sat
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BBQ at Grover Noon to 4 PM in Picnic Area, there
will be Native American crafters with
supplies for folks to try their
hand at the different crafts.
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2
Sat
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Washoe
Circle Dance, at Grover’s, 2 PM
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2
Sat
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Big
Meadow Bluegrass Band
Music in the Library Park sponsored by Friends of the Library Bridgeport's perennial favorite returns to the park Saturday, 5 PM All Music in the Park concerts are free to the public. Everyone's invited to bring picnic suppers, lawn chairs and your own shade. Kids can enjoy the park playground while the bands play on. Donations to fund the Friends of the Library programs in support of Alpine County Libraries are always welcomed in the giant mandolin case in front of the stage! |
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3rd
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Iron
Horse bluegrass Concert
Bear Valley Music Festival – 2pm – 5pm Join us to celebrate Alpine County 150th Anniversary with food, drinks, and Bluegrass Info at 209-7532547 or 800-458-1616 www.bearvalleymusicfestival.org |
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24th-
25th-26th |
Memorial
Day weekend
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September
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6
Sat
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Ciana
Traditional Irish Music
Music in the Library Park sponsored by Friends of the Library The
Carson Valley's only Irish music
band, 4 PM
All Music in the Park concerts are free to the public. Everyone's invited to bring picnic suppers, lawn chairs and your own shade. Kids can enjoy the park playground while the bands play on. Donations to fund the Friends of the Library programs in support of Alpine County Libraries are always welcomed in the giant mandolin case in front of the stage! |
September (cont)
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13
Sat.
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8th
Annual Ebbetts Pass Scenic Celebration, The centerpiece
of the celebration is a daylong
live music event in Hermit Valley. Visitors should
definitely make a weekend of it and spend
some time checking out the entire Scenic Byway from
Arnold to Markleeville.
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20
Sat
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Markleeville Living History Walk, beginning at 1:00, Guided
tour groups departing every
15-20 minutes from the vacant lot below the Courthouse
(former Forest Service Guard Station
property).
Was that a hurdy-gurdy girl on Main Street? Yep, a dozen
"visitors from the past" (in
costume) are returning to Markleeville to share tales
from Alpine's early days. Come meet
Judge Price, hotel owner John Ellis, a
"hurdy-gurdy" dancing girl, newspaperman R.M. Folger
and more in this fun-filled (history-filled) walking
tour of Markleeville! Tickets $5 (buy
ahead at the Museum, or purchase the day of the event).
Call
the Museum at 694-2317 for more info.
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25-30th
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27
Sat.
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Silver Mountain City Tour, at 9:00 a.m. at the old
Silver Mountain jail. Please contact
Karen Dustman 694-2122 if you'd like to reserve a place
on this free tour (limited to 30
people).
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TBD
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BV Triathalon
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26th
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Heenan Lake Tour,-
Aspen Festival Event. There will be several different tours featuring historical
mining and lumber mills, birding,
natural resources, Aspen groves, the kiosk at Heenan Lake, Bagley Valley
restoration, and the Heenan Lake Cutthroat Trout spawning sheds.
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October
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4th -
5th
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Markleeville Fall Festival. Craft
fair. Contact Laura 530-694-2787
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6 or 7
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“Snapshot
Day” for the school kids, as part of the Aspen Festival
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