The Incline Tahoe Foundation does great recreational area works such as the disc golf course in…read moreIncline. So it was nice to participate in one of their fundraisers. This event was across from Ski Beach in a beautiful park. There was alive band, brats and over 20 breweries each pouring 2 of their best from Montucky to Lead Dog available for tasting This is a fun event that I would definitely come to again.

Liked it. Small but well done museum of Tahoe's abbreviated history over last couple hundred years…read more Especially liked the video presentation of movies made in Tahoe. $10 per adult admission. Free parking if you're not staying too long, across the street at the restaurant.

We stopped off here for a restroom break. While they others were "taking care of business," I…read morewandered around the area. Unfortunately, the museum was closed when we stopped by. But it was great to see the surrounding area. I'll have to check out the museum the next time I am here.

What a beautiful venue and play! We bought our tickets…read moreonline and even prepaid for the parking ahead of time. Such an easy process! We arrived a little after five o' clock. We decided to try the food at the venue. So glad we did. Our chicken curry sandwich and chicken with Brie and cranberry were delicious!!!! The play Robinhood was fantastic! Loved the story line and acting! I really wanted to take a picture of the actors in the play but that was discouraged so I took pictures of the beautiful venue on the beach! What a lovely evening!

Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival is one of my favorite annual events! I have been attending each…read moreyear (except for the pandemic year) since 2013 with my husband when we saw "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Each year a different Shakespeare play is presented on the sands of Sand Harbor, a Nevada State Park. Even when the play is a repeat from a prior year, the set, costuming, and cast portray the story in a new way to keep things fresh. The cost has not increased very much over the years which makes it an easy decision to return each year. A vendor sells food and drinks every night. It's not bad food, but I personally don't feel like it's worth the money. As an alternative, you are allowed to bring food and drinks inside. This allows for some cost savings. Most years we will bring our own bottle of wine to save some money. If you forget a wine opener, they sell them in the little gift shop (for a hefty price) Ha! I learned that from personal experience. Helpful hint: Youth tickets are discounted for folks up to age 25! The festival is in a beautiful location. Shakespeare is presented in a casual and easy to enjoy format. All ages can enjoy. The production is quality, and the front of house staff is always very welcoming. Save money and bring your own cold dinner.

It's a nice community event & a fun way to end the day. You can enjoy the music even if you aren't…read moreright at the venue. It echoes & feels so festive.

A blast every time! Everyone is friendly and having a great time. Bring a cooler and lots of water…read moreto stay hydrated!

Truckee is full of history and for a three year old boy, Trains and old fire trucks are the best…read morethings to see ( and hear!) Side by side in downtown Truckee are the railroad museum, History museum and fire station. The people are super friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The exhibits are well done, informative and colorful. Make sure you have enough time to enjoy. Perhaps you too will be there when a real train comes by the museum!! Very loud and exciting!

With my recent delve into the history of the Donner Party and pretty much other misc. historical…read morefacts about the Donner Lake/Truckee Area we decided to self tour around downtown Truckee. To my nerdy delight we came across a very small train car that said Truckee Railroad Museum. Well, don't mind if I do. Its small, very small, for a museum. However, I took in every little corner. I sat in the little sleeper cabin. So cool! It even has where the toilet would be. Nelson was the volunteer who was working that day and dare I say he and I would have become best of friends if I lived in the area. I loved learning about the logging trains and the First Transcontinental Railroad. I knew a few interesting stories from my study of the Donner Party and other stories of people stranded in the snow. Nelson and I couldn't get enough of talking train history. I loved it! He even gave a few local tips on places to visit while we were in town for the weekend. If we hadn't come in we wouldn't have done half of the great things we did. I'm a history dork. I will never deny it. I love it so much. You can count me on coming back to Truckee again and again.

What an amazing experience! The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival is such a fun and unique way to…read morespend an evening. It's very casual -- lawn chairs in the sand, your own food and drinks, and a play under the stars with Lake Tahoe in the background. The setting is beautiful and makes the whole experience feel really special without being fancy or formal. If you're visiting Lake Tahoe, do not miss this. It's one of those experiences that makes the trip memorable, and I would absolutely go again.

An amazing venue to see "Always Patsy Cline"! The performance was spot on and the set up so…read moreauthentic. Not a bad seat but we had a table for 4. Ashley, our server was SO NICE and sweet! Loved the ladies next to us too. Can't beat the view either!

Open house today at the old Truckee jail museum. This is located in one of many original Chinatowns…read morein the Truckee area. I was made aware from one of the historians that there was as many as six or more Chinatowns in the Truckee area from the Chinese laborers that built the transcontinental railway. The jail itself was originally a one story building with two cells for law breakers housing two persons per cell. The constable had the office outside of the cells in a separate room. Heating was made available by holes through the walls above where the constables office was. They found out the need for additional cells for women and children offenders were needed and added an addition upstairs, so there were two additional cells added to a upper level. The historical group is in the process of getting a landmark designation for this site. Quite a bit of relics is being housed and displayed here. Worth a visit to see a bit of Truckee's past

During our visit to Truckee, we were winging a lot of it. We didn't really research the place and…read morewhat it had to offer. We saw the signs pointing to the jail on our way to lunch and decided we would check it out afterwards. I'm glad we did. In short, it ended up being the highlight of our visit. It's a small, cramp building on the ground level with a slightly larger upstairs. I cannot remember his name, but there was a volunteer there (docent, I believe they're called) and he happily walked my Wife and I around and told us all about the history and even a few stories about some of the "inmates" and how their stays went. I highly recommend you check this out and take the time to speak to the volunteers. They all seem happy and eager to tell you everything you'll ever want to know about it. If you can, drop a few bucks in the donation box. It helps keep the place going.

We went to use the restroom without realizing it was private. Once the wife told us to leave, we…read moreimmediately did. Unfortunately, we accidentally left our gloves inside. When we went back to retrieve them, the husband became extremely aggressive and threatening. He said that if we didn't leave, he would put us in handcuffs. The wife offered to get our gloves for us, so we waited outside as instructed. While we were waiting, the husband continued to harass us--calling us names like "fuckers" and even threatening to run us over with a snow machine. This behavior was completely unacceptable, hostile, and unprofessional. A simple misunderstanding turned into a very uncomfortable and unsafe situation. No one should be spoken to or threatened this way. I would not recommend this place based on how we were treated. Wish I can leave a negative 5 review.

Very bad experience don't recommend at all stopping by. Very rude owners, cussed out kids for using…read morethe bathroom not knowing it was private. Owners keep deleting our reviews don't recommend coming here ever. Wish I could leave a 0 star.