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Thursday, March 11
Crazy Games Night at the Blue Agave
From 5:30-8 p.m., Blue Agave Restaurant. This night will have a progressive series of fun games including: basketball, bowling, putting, hula hooping, bean bag toss, pool table trick shots and much, much more! Great prizes for First, Second and Third. Free to all! (530) 583-8113, 21 and over, Downtown Tahoe City.
Pete ‘n Peter's Fastest Server Contest
At 8 p.m., Pete ‘n Peter's. Come see your favorite “servers” of all kinds battle against each other through the obstacle course, and onto the posing platform to win the title of “best server” on the North Shore of the Lake! Cash prizes for First, Second and Third! Sign up at Pete ‘n Peter's ahead of time! Cost $10 entry, call (530) 583-2400, 21 and over.
Truckee's Fastest Bartender Competition
At 8 p.m., Tourist Club. Entrants compete against one another for the title of “Truckee's Fastest Bartender.” Contestants battle against the clock to make the most accurate drinks in the fastest time! Sponsored in part by Harlem Kruiden Liquor and PBR. Free, 10110 Donner Pass Road, Downtown Truckee.
Crazy Games Night at the Blue Agave
From 5:30-8 p.m., Blue Agave Restaurant. This night will have a progressive series of fun games including: basketball, bowling, putting, hula hooping, bean bag toss, pool table trick shots and much, much more! Great prizes for First, Second and Third. Free to all! (530) 583-8113, 21 and over, Downtown Tahoe City.
Pete ‘n Peter's Fastest Server Contest
At 8 p.m., Pete ‘n Peter's. Come see your favorite “servers” of all kinds battle against each other through the obstacle course, and onto the posing platform to win the title of “best server” on the North Shore of the Lake! Cash prizes for First, Second and Third! Sign up at Pete ‘n Peter's ahead of time! Cost $10 entry, call (530) 583-2400, 21 and over.
Truckee's Fastest Bartender Competition
At 8 p.m., Tourist Club. Entrants compete against one another for the title of “Truckee's Fastest Bartender.” Contestants battle against the clock to make the most accurate drinks in the fastest time! Sponsored in part by Harlem Kruiden Liquor and PBR. Free, 10110 Donner Pass Road, Downtown Truckee.
Friday, March 12
Inaugural Kings Beach Snowman Building Contest
From 3:30-4:30 p.m., North Tahoe Event Center. New. Help put Kings Beach Snowman census on the map! Join Kings Beach Library's Inaugural Snowman Building Contest. Different age groups and fun categories … so everyone can win some prizes and celebrate the “Happiest Time in Tahoe.” Start a team or go solo. Open to all ages. Rules and categories posted at the Library in Kings Beach, 301 Secline St. Proceeds to benefit the Friends of the Kings Beach Library. Sponsored in part by North Shore Ace Hardware. Free, call 530) 546-2021, Near Ice Castle, Kings Beach.
Third Annual Kings Beach Ice Castle Lighting and Coloring Contest
At 4 p.m., Kings Beach, Come see the final “Snow Sculpture” that has been under construction all week at the Beach, by local resident Jeremiah Johnson and his crew of snow sculptors. The transformation of the snow into the “final sculpture” will be fun to see, so make sure to stop by and watch! Kids! Look for the Coloring Contest in the Snowfest pull out section, and bring it down for judging at 4 p.m. Prizes and lots of fun. Color contest 4 p.m., lighting, 6 p.m., at the beach, Downtown.
BridgeTender's Third Annual Rib Fest
From 4-7 p.m., BridgeTender Bar & Grill. Come on in to enjoy the great Ribs at the BT, for this Third Annual Rib Fest! An outdoor extravaganza of barbecued ribs takes place on the outside patio and bar of the BT. It's like being in a snow cave, with lots of great ribs and drink to be had by all! A portion of the proceeds to benefit the Chris Park Scholarship Fund. Tahoe City, across from Fanny Bridge, call (530) 583-3342.
North Lake Tahoe Historical Society's Prohibition Pub Crawl
From 4-9 p.m. , Starts at BridgeTender Bar & Grill. Join the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society for its inaugural Prohibition Pub Crawl! Pick up your speakeasy passwords at the BT, and visit participating gin mills and speakeasies for old-time drink specials. Learn about the Basin's lawless past while enjoying Tahoe City's current watering holes. Cost, $5, Hwy. 89, across the bridge at the Wye.
North Tahoe Business Association's Third Annual Joe King Poker Tournament
From 7-11 p.m. Tahoe Biltmore. Kings Beach came to be in 1925 when Joe King allegedly acquired the land after an all-night poker game. Joe took his poker winnings to develop Kings Beach from five small cabins to a flourishing funky beach town. Relive the 1920s and try your luck at becoming the Honorary Mayor of Kings Beach at the Third Annual Joe King Poker Tournament (Texas Hold-em tournament). Visit www.ntbamainstreet.org. Proceeds to benefit the North Tahoe Business Association. Tahoe Biltmore, Crystal Bay, Nev.
SnowFest! Karaoke
From 9 p.m., Tourist Club. Truckee's longest running bar promo … along with “We ain't Saints,” DJ and promoter Chapin will be rollin' through the music for your listening pleasure. Come enjoy singing your favorite songs or just listening to the others try … either way … a great night of fun for all. Tourist Club, 10110 Donner Pass Road, Downtown Truckee.
Inaugural Kings Beach Snowman Building Contest
From 3:30-4:30 p.m., North Tahoe Event Center. New. Help put Kings Beach Snowman census on the map! Join Kings Beach Library's Inaugural Snowman Building Contest. Different age groups and fun categories … so everyone can win some prizes and celebrate the “Happiest Time in Tahoe.” Start a team or go solo. Open to all ages. Rules and categories posted at the Library in Kings Beach, 301 Secline St. Proceeds to benefit the Friends of the Kings Beach Library. Sponsored in part by North Shore Ace Hardware. Free, call 530) 546-2021, Near Ice Castle, Kings Beach.
Third Annual Kings Beach Ice Castle Lighting and Coloring Contest
At 4 p.m., Kings Beach, Come see the final “Snow Sculpture” that has been under construction all week at the Beach, by local resident Jeremiah Johnson and his crew of snow sculptors. The transformation of the snow into the “final sculpture” will be fun to see, so make sure to stop by and watch! Kids! Look for the Coloring Contest in the Snowfest pull out section, and bring it down for judging at 4 p.m. Prizes and lots of fun. Color contest 4 p.m., lighting, 6 p.m., at the beach, Downtown.
BridgeTender's Third Annual Rib Fest
From 4-7 p.m., BridgeTender Bar & Grill. Come on in to enjoy the great Ribs at the BT, for this Third Annual Rib Fest! An outdoor extravaganza of barbecued ribs takes place on the outside patio and bar of the BT. It's like being in a snow cave, with lots of great ribs and drink to be had by all! A portion of the proceeds to benefit the Chris Park Scholarship Fund. Tahoe City, across from Fanny Bridge, call (530) 583-3342.
North Lake Tahoe Historical Society's Prohibition Pub Crawl
From 4-9 p.m. , Starts at BridgeTender Bar & Grill. Join the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society for its inaugural Prohibition Pub Crawl! Pick up your speakeasy passwords at the BT, and visit participating gin mills and speakeasies for old-time drink specials. Learn about the Basin's lawless past while enjoying Tahoe City's current watering holes. Cost, $5, Hwy. 89, across the bridge at the Wye.
North Tahoe Business Association's Third Annual Joe King Poker Tournament
From 7-11 p.m. Tahoe Biltmore. Kings Beach came to be in 1925 when Joe King allegedly acquired the land after an all-night poker game. Joe took his poker winnings to develop Kings Beach from five small cabins to a flourishing funky beach town. Relive the 1920s and try your luck at becoming the Honorary Mayor of Kings Beach at the Third Annual Joe King Poker Tournament (Texas Hold-em tournament). Visit www.ntbamainstreet.org. Proceeds to benefit the North Tahoe Business Association. Tahoe Biltmore, Crystal Bay, Nev.
SnowFest! Karaoke
From 9 p.m., Tourist Club. Truckee's longest running bar promo … along with “We ain't Saints,” DJ and promoter Chapin will be rollin' through the music for your listening pleasure. Come enjoy singing your favorite songs or just listening to the others try … either way … a great night of fun for all. Tourist Club, 10110 Donner Pass Road, Downtown Truckee.
Saturday, March 13
Pancakes for Youth Trust Fund 2010! and Community EXPO
From 8:30 to 11 a.m., at North Tahoe Events Center in Kings Beach. North Tahoe PUD Recreation and Parks Commission Pancake Breakfast and Community EXPO! Join your neighbors while eating delicious pancakes, strawberries, sausages and all the fixins,' coffee and OJ at this SnowFest! tradition. This year, the proceeds will go towards the Youth Trust Fund, 8318 N. Lake Blvd. visit www.ntpud.org.
Sugar Bowl's Silver Belt Banzai
All day, Sugar Bowl Ski Area. Ski-cross action meets downhill speed in the Silver Belt Banzai, pitting X Racers at a time down the Silver Belt gully in its signature event, with the first three down advancing to the next round. Join the likes of Daron Rahlves and Errol Kerr and test your mettle! Info at jmonson@sugarbowl.com. Ages 16 and over, $50 with pass $75 without pass.
Dress up Your Dog Contest
At 10 a.m., North Tahoe Event Center. A local's favorite is back, sponsored by the Truckee North Tahoe Transportation Management Association. The Dress up Your Dog Contest will have several categories this year, along with a grand prize going to the “Best Dressed Transit Dog!” Come bring your pooch and support this fun event! Visit www.laketahoetransit.com. Proceeds to benefit TNT-TMA, SnowFest! and NTBA, 8318 N. Lake Blvd., www.ntpud.org.
Second Annual Ta-Hoe Nalu Arctic Stand up Paddle Race
At 11 a.m. Blue Onion, Kings Beach. Come on out and get your chill on for this new Annual SnowFest event! A 1-mile Stand-Up Paddle Sprint Race, on Lake Tahoe … and yes, in March. Make sure to stick around afterward for the festivities including music by Truckee Tribe. Ages-18 and over, visit www.ta-hoenalu.com. Sign ups start at Brassie Ave., Kings Beach, next to Safeway.
Kings Beach Winter Fun SnowFest! Parade
From 11:30 a.m., Kings Beach Main Street. Come out for the SnowFest! Closing Weekend Parade, presented by the North Tahoe Business Association. This parade has grown tons in the past few years and is definitely not to be missed. Lots of color, beads, and fun to be had by all! To participate, call the NTBA office at (530) 546-9000 or visit www.NorthTahoeBusiness.org.
Caliente's After Parade Party and SnowFest! Queen Raffle
At 12:30 p.m. Caliente! see what all the “heat's” about Southwest South of the Border at the after parade party at the new Caliente! Enjoy the famous “chupacabras,” and all the post parade festivities, with promos, and lots of fun by all. The drawing for the SnowFest Queen Raffle will take place here as well, so make sure you're there to claim the Grand Prize of the four night, five days at the Kona Hideaway B & B and $500 cash! Tickets available on-site, immediately following parade, 8791 N. Lake Blvd., Kings Beach, visit www.calientetahoe.com, (530) 546-1000.
Tahoe City Golf Course 8-Mile X-Country Relay Race
From 2 p.m., Tahoe City Golf Course. Come join in this fun Relay Race around the groomed loop of the X-Country track! Team up with four people on this 8-mile relay race! Each participant takes turns on the 1-mile loop around the Tahoe City Golf Course.
There is also a mini-relay race for 16 and under. Free rounds of golf for the winning team and best costumes. Portion of the proceeds will go to Tahoe Lake School X-Country ski program, and also to their library. Cost $10 per person, behind Bank of America, Tahoe City. More information, (530) 308-5098.
Lakeside's Giant Tricycle Races
Register noon-1:30 p.m. From 2 p.m. Lakeside Pizza. Come watch, or better yet enter this hilarious Giant Red Bull Tricycle race, that entails an obstacle course with food and drinks mixed in for extra excitement! Great prizes for the top three finishers! $5 entry fee, ages 16 and over. Tahoe City, Behind Safeway, 850 N. Lake Blvd.
Food for Thought Tamale Dinner
From 6-10 p.m. Boys and Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, Kings Beach. Join us for homemade Tamales and traditional Mexican fare as we celebrate the voices of local youth at ARC's second annual Food for Thought Tamale Dinner. This alcohol and drug-free event will showcase their photography, film, and writing as they explore issues in their personal lives and communities. All proceeds raised through the sale of dinners will benefit ARC's youth scholarship fund. Visit www.arcprogram.org.
Cal-Neva presents the Snow Ball
From 8-11 p.m., Cal-Neva. Take off your snowshoes and put on your dancing shoes for a fun-filled evening in the winter wonderland setting at the historic Cal Neva, Spa and Casino. Enjoy live music from the 60s, 70s and 80s along with libations and light snacks. Raffle prizes, and magical snowy memories … a portion of tickets and raffle sales will be donated to the Disabled Sports USA-Far West, $28 per person, 2 Stateline Road. Crystal Bay
Tahoe Open Mic Contest
From 9:30 p.m. Resort at Squaw Creek. Open mic contest for singer, songwriters and musicians alike! All musicians welcome to play, perform and entertain! Solos or groups welcome! Incredible chance to win performances in different Tahoe/Truckee locations! Come show us all what you've got inside! Visit TahoeOpenMic.com. Ages 12 and over. Sandy's Pub, call (530) 584-5889.
Pancakes for Youth Trust Fund 2010! and Community EXPO
From 8:30 to 11 a.m., at North Tahoe Events Center in Kings Beach. North Tahoe PUD Recreation and Parks Commission Pancake Breakfast and Community EXPO! Join your neighbors while eating delicious pancakes, strawberries, sausages and all the fixins,' coffee and OJ at this SnowFest! tradition. This year, the proceeds will go towards the Youth Trust Fund, 8318 N. Lake Blvd. visit www.ntpud.org.
Sugar Bowl's Silver Belt Banzai
All day, Sugar Bowl Ski Area. Ski-cross action meets downhill speed in the Silver Belt Banzai, pitting X Racers at a time down the Silver Belt gully in its signature event, with the first three down advancing to the next round. Join the likes of Daron Rahlves and Errol Kerr and test your mettle! Info at jmonson@sugarbowl.com. Ages 16 and over, $50 with pass $75 without pass.
Dress up Your Dog Contest
At 10 a.m., North Tahoe Event Center. A local's favorite is back, sponsored by the Truckee North Tahoe Transportation Management Association. The Dress up Your Dog Contest will have several categories this year, along with a grand prize going to the “Best Dressed Transit Dog!” Come bring your pooch and support this fun event! Visit www.laketahoetransit.com. Proceeds to benefit TNT-TMA, SnowFest! and NTBA, 8318 N. Lake Blvd., www.ntpud.org.
Second Annual Ta-Hoe Nalu Arctic Stand up Paddle Race
At 11 a.m. Blue Onion, Kings Beach. Come on out and get your chill on for this new Annual SnowFest event! A 1-mile Stand-Up Paddle Sprint Race, on Lake Tahoe … and yes, in March. Make sure to stick around afterward for the festivities including music by Truckee Tribe. Ages-18 and over, visit www.ta-hoenalu.com. Sign ups start at Brassie Ave., Kings Beach, next to Safeway.
Kings Beach Winter Fun SnowFest! Parade
From 11:30 a.m., Kings Beach Main Street. Come out for the SnowFest! Closing Weekend Parade, presented by the North Tahoe Business Association. This parade has grown tons in the past few years and is definitely not to be missed. Lots of color, beads, and fun to be had by all! To participate, call the NTBA office at (530) 546-9000 or visit www.NorthTahoeBusiness.org.
Caliente's After Parade Party and SnowFest! Queen Raffle
At 12:30 p.m. Caliente! see what all the “heat's” about Southwest South of the Border at the after parade party at the new Caliente! Enjoy the famous “chupacabras,” and all the post parade festivities, with promos, and lots of fun by all. The drawing for the SnowFest Queen Raffle will take place here as well, so make sure you're there to claim the Grand Prize of the four night, five days at the Kona Hideaway B & B and $500 cash! Tickets available on-site, immediately following parade, 8791 N. Lake Blvd., Kings Beach, visit www.calientetahoe.com, (530) 546-1000.
Tahoe City Golf Course 8-Mile X-Country Relay Race
From 2 p.m., Tahoe City Golf Course. Come join in this fun Relay Race around the groomed loop of the X-Country track! Team up with four people on this 8-mile relay race! Each participant takes turns on the 1-mile loop around the Tahoe City Golf Course.
There is also a mini-relay race for 16 and under. Free rounds of golf for the winning team and best costumes. Portion of the proceeds will go to Tahoe Lake School X-Country ski program, and also to their library. Cost $10 per person, behind Bank of America, Tahoe City. More information, (530) 308-5098.
Lakeside's Giant Tricycle Races
Register noon-1:30 p.m. From 2 p.m. Lakeside Pizza. Come watch, or better yet enter this hilarious Giant Red Bull Tricycle race, that entails an obstacle course with food and drinks mixed in for extra excitement! Great prizes for the top three finishers! $5 entry fee, ages 16 and over. Tahoe City, Behind Safeway, 850 N. Lake Blvd.
Food for Thought Tamale Dinner
From 6-10 p.m. Boys and Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, Kings Beach. Join us for homemade Tamales and traditional Mexican fare as we celebrate the voices of local youth at ARC's second annual Food for Thought Tamale Dinner. This alcohol and drug-free event will showcase their photography, film, and writing as they explore issues in their personal lives and communities. All proceeds raised through the sale of dinners will benefit ARC's youth scholarship fund. Visit www.arcprogram.org.
Cal-Neva presents the Snow Ball
From 8-11 p.m., Cal-Neva. Take off your snowshoes and put on your dancing shoes for a fun-filled evening in the winter wonderland setting at the historic Cal Neva, Spa and Casino. Enjoy live music from the 60s, 70s and 80s along with libations and light snacks. Raffle prizes, and magical snowy memories … a portion of tickets and raffle sales will be donated to the Disabled Sports USA-Far West, $28 per person, 2 Stateline Road. Crystal Bay
Tahoe Open Mic Contest
From 9:30 p.m. Resort at Squaw Creek. Open mic contest for singer, songwriters and musicians alike! All musicians welcome to play, perform and entertain! Solos or groups welcome! Incredible chance to win performances in different Tahoe/Truckee locations! Come show us all what you've got inside! Visit TahoeOpenMic.com. Ages 12 and over. Sandy's Pub, call (530) 584-5889.
Sunday, March 14
Fourth Annual Lake Tahoe Dodge Ball Championships
From 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, Kings Beach. Brave souls 18 and older who wish to dodge, duck and dive their way to being crowned the Dodge Ball Champions at Lake Tahoe … check it out. The first 100 participants will be awarded a commemorative T-shirt, while prizes will be awarded to the championship team and the team with the most team spirit! Proceeds to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe. Cost, $100 per team, 8125 Steelhead Ave., (530) 546-4324.
The Tahoe City Golf Course Alaskan Open
From 11 a.m., Tahoe City Golf Course. Tee off in the middle of winter in the Four Man (or woman) scramble! Strap on your snowshoes and whip out your driver. Who said you can't play golf in Sierra winter time. Get together a team of four and compete in this Winter Challenge. Come in costume as there will be rounds of golf for the winning team as well as best costumes! More information or to sign up contact pacificbuilt@sbcglobal.net. Portion of the proceeds to the Chris Park Scholarship fund. Cost, $20 per person. All ages Tahoe City, behind Bank of America.
22nd Annual Snow Sculpture Contest at the River Ranch Lodge
From noon-5 p.m., River Ranch Lodge. Twelve invited teams build themed snow sculptures to be judged! Prizes awarded to the best teams. There is definitely some creativity going on at this one. Everyone looks forward to this final day event. Live music, BBQ and drink specials. Contact info@riverranchlodge.com. River Ranch Lodge, Hwy. 89 and Alpine Meadows Road, (530) 583-4264.
Sixth Annual Tahoe Donner Association Ididarun
From 1 p.m., Tahoe Donner, Truckee. This Donner Party-themed dog pull race will pit dogs against dogs while pulling covered wagon sleds over a course. This is in a beautiful, safe environment and you can either view it from the comfort of the pub or from under the heaters on the deck. Proceeds to benefit the Humane Society of Truckee Tahoe.
Visit www.tahoedonnerassociation.com. Cost $20 entry, The Lodge Restaurant, 12850 Northwoods Blvd., (530) 587-9424.
Tahoe Cross Country Gourmet Ski Tour
From 1-3 p.m., Tahoe Cross County Ski Area. Ninth Annual Gourmet Ski Tour takes place today at the Tahoe XC Center! This event entails cross-country skiing or snowshoeing along the trails while sampling food from the finest North Shore restaurants.
This fabulous event finishes off at the Day Lodge with live music until 5 p.m., along with refreshments! Proceeds to benefit the Tahoe Cross Country Ski Education Association. Cost, $30 adults, $25 passholders, under 12 free. Contact ski@tahoexc.org, 925 Country Club Drive.
Fine-N-Funky Fashion Show
From 8 p.m., Gar Woods Grill & Pier. An old favorite is back this year. Come check out the dynamic fashion event that brings Lake Tahoe together for a night of unexpected fun. Are you looking for the latest in fashions, or just want to be where the party is?
This fashion event will show you what it takes to be in the limelight, as well as in fashion! To engage your fashion sense visit www.shopfinenfunky.com. All ages, 5000 N. Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay.
Fourth Annual Lake Tahoe Dodge Ball Championships
From 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, Kings Beach. Brave souls 18 and older who wish to dodge, duck and dive their way to being crowned the Dodge Ball Champions at Lake Tahoe … check it out. The first 100 participants will be awarded a commemorative T-shirt, while prizes will be awarded to the championship team and the team with the most team spirit! Proceeds to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe. Cost, $100 per team, 8125 Steelhead Ave., (530) 546-4324.
The Tahoe City Golf Course Alaskan Open
From 11 a.m., Tahoe City Golf Course. Tee off in the middle of winter in the Four Man (or woman) scramble! Strap on your snowshoes and whip out your driver. Who said you can't play golf in Sierra winter time. Get together a team of four and compete in this Winter Challenge. Come in costume as there will be rounds of golf for the winning team as well as best costumes! More information or to sign up contact pacificbuilt@sbcglobal.net. Portion of the proceeds to the Chris Park Scholarship fund. Cost, $20 per person. All ages Tahoe City, behind Bank of America.
22nd Annual Snow Sculpture Contest at the River Ranch Lodge
From noon-5 p.m., River Ranch Lodge. Twelve invited teams build themed snow sculptures to be judged! Prizes awarded to the best teams. There is definitely some creativity going on at this one. Everyone looks forward to this final day event. Live music, BBQ and drink specials. Contact info@riverranchlodge.com. River Ranch Lodge, Hwy. 89 and Alpine Meadows Road, (530) 583-4264.
Sixth Annual Tahoe Donner Association Ididarun
From 1 p.m., Tahoe Donner, Truckee. This Donner Party-themed dog pull race will pit dogs against dogs while pulling covered wagon sleds over a course. This is in a beautiful, safe environment and you can either view it from the comfort of the pub or from under the heaters on the deck. Proceeds to benefit the Humane Society of Truckee Tahoe.
Visit www.tahoedonnerassociation.com. Cost $20 entry, The Lodge Restaurant, 12850 Northwoods Blvd., (530) 587-9424.
Tahoe Cross Country Gourmet Ski Tour
From 1-3 p.m., Tahoe Cross County Ski Area. Ninth Annual Gourmet Ski Tour takes place today at the Tahoe XC Center! This event entails cross-country skiing or snowshoeing along the trails while sampling food from the finest North Shore restaurants.
This fabulous event finishes off at the Day Lodge with live music until 5 p.m., along with refreshments! Proceeds to benefit the Tahoe Cross Country Ski Education Association. Cost, $30 adults, $25 passholders, under 12 free. Contact ski@tahoexc.org, 925 Country Club Drive.
Fine-N-Funky Fashion Show
From 8 p.m., Gar Woods Grill & Pier. An old favorite is back this year. Come check out the dynamic fashion event that brings Lake Tahoe together for a night of unexpected fun. Are you looking for the latest in fashions, or just want to be where the party is?
This fashion event will show you what it takes to be in the limelight, as well as in fashion! To engage your fashion sense visit www.shopfinenfunky.com. All ages, 5000 N. Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay.
