Nov. 4, 2005 (Fri)
First Fridays Celebration, Tahoe City
An evening of art, wine, shopping, dining and music. Shops remain open late with wine tastings, restaurant specials, art and artists receptions and exhibits at the North Tahoe Arts Center and live music can be found at various locations.
 

Nov. 5, 2005 (Sat)
Tahoe Women’s Services 17th Annual Chocolate Festival
Tahoe’s most talented chefs will be featured at Tahoe Women’s Services 17th Annual Chocolate Festival, Passport to Chocolate. The event will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Chateau in Incline Village, Nevada. Fee. All proceeds benefit Tahoe Women’s Services which provides safe shelter, counseling and support services to victims of child abuse and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The evening will include sampling of chocolate desserts, wine tasting, a silent auction and raffle and entertainment Tickets and info: 775-298-0010, or visit www.tahoewomenservices.org
 
 
Nov. 5, 2005 (Sat)
27th Annual Rotary Club Cadillac Ball

Nov. 18, 2005 (Fri)
Elegant Affair Wine Tasting- please check back for more information


Nov. 19, 2005 (Sat)
FOAM FEST
The Tahoe Adaptive Ski School\'s 16th annual "FOAM FEST" will be held on November 19th at the Tahoe Biltmore from 7:00 to 10:30 PM. Sample microbrews from over 25 breweries and dance to the areas hottest ska band "The Lifters". For tickets and information call The Tahoe Adaptive Ski School at 530-581-4161.

Nov. 26, 2005 (Sat)
Squaw Valley Annual Film Festival
Squaw Valley is looking for a few great films! There is no secret that Squaw Valley is a hotbed of talent when it comes to skiers, snowboarders and filmmakers and the resort is looking for a few amateur films to feature at the resort’s annual Winter Film Festival. The event will take place in Squaw Valley USA’s Olympic Plaza. Two rooms will be showing the films, one accommodating all ages and one for ages 21 and over. The rooms will be airing the same films simultaneously. Showing is scheduled for 6:30pm. The Squaw Valley Winter Film Festival began six years ago as a way to celebrate the talent of Lake Tahoe’s athletes and filmmakers and kick off the start of the winter season. Today, the Festival continues to highlight the regions’ creativity with a focus on both established film companies and new producers. Squaw Valley is accepting both short and feature-length films and the deadline for entries is October, 20 2005. Filmmakers interested in screening their movie at the Film Festival should contact the Squaw Valley Marketing Department at 530-583-6985