March 24 to April 7, 2016 on stands now

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Quincy Young enjoys a day of spring skiing at Squaw Valley where cold, winter nights have given way to warm, sunny and longer spring days filled with great conditions for lots of runs at Tahoe and Truckee ski resorts. Photography by Keoki Flagg for Squaw Valley. | GalleryKeoki.com

 

Long, sunny days
Spring is here bringing long, sunny days on the slopes where you can replace your winter jacket with short sleeves (or a tank top like Quincy Young did on our cover) and enjoy the warm rays before gearing up for a night out on the town. With the return of the WinterWonderGrass Festival to Squaw Valley from April 1 to 3, you can enjoy runs on the slopes and then catch the live music and craft brews into the wee hours of the morning without ever having to get back in your car.

The changing of the seasons also marks the return of Tahoe Music & Festivals, your guide to the best live music, events, festivals, food & wine festivities, and all-around fun celebrations to enjoy this spring. Each season, we round up the best things to do in Tahoe, Truckee, Reno and beyond in our Tahoe Music & Festivals guide to share with our readers.

Along with great live music throughout the region every night (check out The Music Scene in each issue), Spring is a great season to enjoy local theater, including this year’s Follies in Truckee and Incline Village, check out the celebrations for Earth Day, Cinco de Mayo, the Reno River Festival and the Reno Sculpture Fest to name a few, and explore culinary outings from wine tastings to the Edible Book Festival. And, let’s not forget about those fun bar crawls in downtown Reno (the May crawl will even include a Lightsaber Battle).

 

April 7 issue deadlines
Copy 5 p.m. March 29
Ad space Noon March 31
Ad materials 3 p.m. March 31
Camera-ready ads 3 p.m. March 31

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Katherine Hill
Katherine first moved to Tahoe in 1998 and has been in love with the Tahoe Sierra region since. She has been in the journalism field for more than 25 years and has worked for daily and weekly newspapers and magazines, as well as online publications and Web sites, as an award-winning writer and editor. In the fall of 2013, Katherine became only the third owner of the Tahoe Weekly magazine, and today serves as its Publisher and Editor In Chief. She also volunteers as a board member on of the Tahoe City Downtown Association, a commissioner on the North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council and is a member of the TBID Advisory Committee for the North Tahoe Community Alliance. She is also a past commissioner of the U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Commission.