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Truckee Office & Covid Update
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California Association of Realtors Report Reopening: Open House & Showings
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Market Statistics Reports
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California Association of Realtors Report Statewide Statistics May
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Synergy Home Mortgage Corner
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Post Pandemic Budgeting
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4th of July Fun Facts
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Beautiful Truckee/Tahoe-Pictorial
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Area Recreational Offerings
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July Calendar & Event Details
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Around the State: Masks still required in offices unless everyone vaccinated State regulators decided last week that Californians will have to continue wearing masks at work into early next year, unless everyone at the office is vaccinated. Meanwhile, California is still on target to drop most mandates in non-work settings on June 15. California’s average new case rate is the lowest it’s been in 14 months. As of 11:19 a.m., cases in California number 3,771,987. The statewide average for ICU bed availability was 34.1 percent& and 55.7 percent of Californians were at least partially vaccinated. Still, rural parts of Northern California are falling behind on vaccinations, and cases are beginning to rise. More counties have been moving to the state’s least-restrictive yellow tier, including Marin, Monterey, San Benito and Ventura last week. The tier system is set to be shuttered on June 15 when the state officially reopens.
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Below are snapshot reports showing Overall Market Year-To-Year statistics for Median Pricing and Number of Units Sold From May 2019-May 2020 Compared to May 2020-2021. Year-To-Year Median Pricing increased 18.77% and Number of Units Sold increased 64.03% OVERALL MARKET MEDIAN PRICING TREND Y-T-Y 2019-2021
MEDIAN May 2019 May 2020
MEDIAN May 2020 May 2021
% Increase
TRUCKEE
$
670,000 $
860,000
28.36%
ALPINE/SQUAW
$
699,000 $
740,000
5.87%
NORTH LAKE TAHOE, CA.
$
625,000 $
786,000
25.76%
WEST SHORE LAKE TAHOE, CA.
$
749,500 $
872,500
16.41%
TOTAL
$ 2,743,500 $ 3,258,500
18.77%
OVERALL MARKET SOLD Y-T-Y 2019-2021
SOLD May 2019 May 2020
SOLD May 2020 May 2021
% Increase
TRUCKEE
908
1469
61.78%
ALPINE/SQUAW
125
211
68.80%
NORTH LAKE TAHOE, CA.
241
419
73.86%
WEST SHORE LAKE TAHOE, CA.
180
286
58.89%
1454
2385
64.03%
TOTAL SOLD
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This month’s report shows the monthly sales statistics for May 2020 thru May 2021 for Median Sales Price, Lowest/Highest sales, Number of Units Sold and the Average Days on Market (Time share and/or shared ownership are not included in the statistics presented.) The data source is the Tahoe Sierra Board of REALTORS® with data pulled on May 15, 2021
TRUCKEE INCLUSIVE
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
MAY 2020
$
690,000 $
195,000 $
5,200,000
45
55
June
$
695,000 $
125,000 $
7,800,000
125
58
July
$
815,000 $
137,500 $
7,250,000
181
54
August
$
860,000 $
150,000 $
11,000,000
176
51
September
$
850,000 $
255,000 $
7,495,000
173
31
October
$
827,500 $
145,000 $
10,200,000
162
39
November
$
862,000 $
180,000 $
10,000,000
147
18
December
$
870,000 $
150,000 $
6,750,000
93
33
January
$
880,000 $
232,000 $
10,295,000
65
27
February
$
978,000 $
85,000 $
8,250,000
59
53
March
$
960,000 $
216,000 $
12,795,000
83
38
April
$
1,054,500 $
160,000 $
6,995,000
82
49
MAY 2021
$
965,000 $
225,000 $
8,395,000
78
18
Truckee Inclusive shows total market activity which includes sub-markets of Tahoe Donner, Northstar, the Golf Course Communities (Old Greenwood, Gray’s Landing, Lahontan, Martis Camp & Schaffer’s Mill) and Donner Summit. Specific details of those sub-markets are shown separately on the next pages
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MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
MAY 2020
$
658,000 $
415,000 $
1,590,000
10
41
June
$
716,000 $
142,300 $
1,450,000
44
42
July
$
760,000 $
210,000 $
2,950,000
73
39
August
$
745,000 $
229,900 $
1,995,000
43
30
September
$
830,000 $
365,000 $
2,600,000
65
9
October
$
820,000 $
145,000 $
1,675,000
51
18
November
$
830,000 $
265,000 $
1,475,000
44
13
December
$
820,000 $
150,000 $
1,675,000
29
13
January
$
801,777 $
232,000 $
1,550,000
21
6
February
$
1,050,000 $
580,000 $
1,850,000
11
25
March
$
950,000 $
262,000 $
1,887,654
31
10
April
$
960,000 $
410,000 $
2,450,000
31
15
MAY 2021
$
1,070,000 $
350,000 $
2,575,000
32
4
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
NORTHSTAR
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
MAY 2020
$
693,000 $
255,000 $
1,175,000
3
34
June
$
1,392,000 $
380,000 $
3,600,000
8
192
July
$
940,000 $
429,000 $
3,200,000
17
69
August
$
887,750 $
250,000 $
4,120,000
30
72
September
$
635,750 $
255,000 $
3,800,000
24
60
October
$
782,250 $
200,000 $
5,200,000
26
97
November
$
859,000 $
180,000 $
2,830,000
24
26
December
$
889,000 $
315,000 $
2,425,000
19
76
January
$
860,000 $
399,950 $
3,050,000
11
31
February
$
762,500 $
195,000 $
2,650,000
8
129
March
$
930,000 $
216,000 $
5,600,000
19
92
April
$
740,500 $
180,000 $
3,300,000
18
99
MAY 2021
$
635,000 $
225,000 $
2,999,000
15
39
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
GOLF COMMUNITIES
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
MAY 2020
$
2,250,000 $
1,000,000 $
5,200,000
8
81
June
$
1,918,750 $
1,215,000 $
7,800,000
18
101
July
$
2,775,000 $
840,125 $
7,250,000
26
117
August
$
2,100,000 $
1,145,000 $
11,000,000
37
82
September
$
2,995,000 $
865,000 $
7,495,000
27
88
October
$
2,400,000 $
930,000 $
10,200,000
23
63
November
$
3,000,000 $
1,325,000 $
10,000,000
19
21
December
$
2,640,000 $
1,315,000 $
6,750,000
11
21
January
$
2,439,500 $
1,475,000 $
10,295,000
12
38
February
$
4,685,000 $
2,100,000 $
8,250,000
14
64
March
$
7,012,500 $
1,450,000 $
12,795,000
10
36
April
$
4,522,500 $
1,500,000 $
6,995,000
8
30
MAY 2021
$
2,750,000 $
1,800,000 $
8,395,000
8
13
DONNER SUMMIT
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
MAY 2020
$
515,000 $
195,000 $
1,825,000
5
34
June
$
473,000 $
265,000 $
2,375,000
16
51
July
$
542,550 $
146,000 $
200,000
16
65
August
$
445,000 $
160,000 $
1,700,000
13
60
September
$
580,000 $
275,000 $
3,480,000
13
13
October
$
785,000 $
211,000 $
2,895,000
9
18
November
$
547,500 $
290,000 $
1,375,000
12
25
December
$
599,000 $
295,000 $
2,600,000
9
20
January
$
880,000 $
275,000 $
1,725,000
5
34
February
$
875,000 $
85,000 $
975,000
3
26
March
$
800,000 $
625,000 $
925,000
3
3
April
$
2,875,000 $
1,100,000 $
3,980,000
4
10
MAY 2021
$
2,450,000 $
275,000 $
515,000
3
40
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
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MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
128
MAY 2020
$
716,000 $
315,000 $
2,250,000
7
June
$
750,000 $
750,000 $
750,000
1
61
July
$
1,125,000 $
532,500 $
1,775,000
13
195
August
$
1,155,000 $
390,000 $
2,390,000
11
29
September
$
680,250 $
400,000 $
2,550,000
24
64
October
$
657,232 $
1 $
2,050,000
24
226
November
$
767,000 $
374,000 $
2,998,000
22
87
December
$
725,000 $
214,000 $
4,600,000
32
116
January
$
800,000 $
449,000 $
1,715,000
11
94
February
$
980,000 $
400,000 $
1,800,000
7
18
March
$
685,000 $
185,000 $
4,000,000
18
134
April
$
742,500 $
360,000 $
2,850,000
22
51
MAY 2021
$
430,000 $
192,000 $
3,400,000
19
139
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
NORTH LAKE TAHOE, CA.
MEDIAN SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
MAY 2020
$
545,000 $
325,000 $
735,000
7
44
June
$
780,000 $
123,000 $
2,000,000
29
49
July
$
680,000 $
140,000 $
7,900,000
58
24
August
$
760,000 $
191,500 $
9,500,000
51
43
September
$
867,500 $
225,000 $
6,495,000
54
38
October
$
801,000 $
275,000 $
2,750,000
54
20
November
$
740,000 $
311,000 $
2,750,000
35
27
December
$
645,000 $
219,000 $
2,000,000
30
34
January
$
850,000 $
317,000 $
5,336,250
19
44
February
$
1,217,000 $
345,000 $
2,850,000
20
50
March
$
790,000 $
399,000 $
2,680,000
17
55
April
$
945,500 $
400,000 $
2,600,000
18
22
MAY 2021
$
1,000,000 $
460,000 $
11,000,000
27
21
WEST SHORE MEDIAN LAKE TAHOE, CA SALES PRICE
LOWEST SALE
HIGHEST SALE
RESIDENTIAL SOLD
AVG. DAYS ON MARKET
MAY 2020
$
800,000 $
275,000 $
1,680,000
5
159
June
$
667,000 $
360,000 $
4,075,000
30
83
July
$
829,500 $
290,000 $
8,750,000
42
70
August
$
750,000 $
322,000 $
4,525,000
30
60
September
$
749,000 $
312,500 $
4,886,000
40
30
October
$
782,500 $
340,000 $
4,000,804
32
20
November
$
1,050,000 $
289,000 $
7,400,000
19
32
December
$
952,500 $
345,000 $
7,200,000
28
49
January
$
999,000 $
575,000 $
3,550,000
11
34
February
$
939,000 $
389,000 $
2,950,000
9
80
March
$
1,227,500 $
386,500 $
31,000,000
16
67
April
$
1,520,000 $
500,000 $
2,480,000
7
33
MAY 2021
$
1,200,000 $
477,000 $
11,100,000
17
22
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For release: June 16, 2021 California home sales ease in May as statewide median price inches up to set another record, C.A.R. reports - Existing, single-family home sales totaled 445,660 in May on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, down 2.7 percent from April and up 86.7 percent from May 2020. - May’s statewide median home price was $818,260, up 0.5 percent from April and up 39.1 percent from May 2020. - Year-to-date statewide home sales were up 34.6 percent in May. LOS ANGELES (June 16) – After months of breakneck market competition, California home sales moderated in May as buyer fatigue set in, while the median home price set another record high, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® (C.A.R.) said today. Closed escrow sales of existing, single-family detached homes in California totaled a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 445,660 in May, according to information collected by C.A.R. from more than 90 local REALTOR® associations and MLSs statewide. The statewide annualized sales figure represents what would be the total number of homes sold during 2021 if sales maintained the May pace throughout the year. It is adjusted to account for seasonal factors that typically influence home sales. May home sales dipped 2.7 percent on a monthly basis from 458,170 in April and up 86.7 percent from a year ago, when 238,740 homes were sold on an annualized basis. The sharp yearly sales jump was expected as the housing market was hit hard by the pandemic shutdown last year, when home sales dropped to the lowest level since the Great Recession. “The overheated housing market is showing signs of a much-needed cooling and could be a sign of waning buyer interest as the torrid pace of home price increases and buyer fatigue adversely affected demand,” said C.A.R. President Dave Walsh. “We’re seeing many would-be buyers taking a break and hoping to see more listings as the economy reopens and prospective sellers list their homes for sale.” California’s median home price set another new record high in May as the statewide median price inched up 0.5 percent on a month-to-month basis to $818,260 in May, up from April’s revised $814,010 and up 39.1 percent from the $588,070 recorded last May. The year-over-year price gain was the highest ever recorded, and it was the second straight month that the state recorded an annual increase of over 30 percent. Robust demand of higher-priced properties contributed to the record-setting statewide median price. With million-dollar home sales surging more than 200 percent from May 2020, its market share is nearly double what it was a year ago when it was at 15.6 percent. More million-dollar properties were sold in the past couple of months than homes priced below $500,000. “A lack of housing inventory continues to push up prices, and modestly higher interest rates, increased competition, and declining affordability have caused some buyers to become discouraged. Despite strong growth rates, the level of home sales has fallen on a monthly basis in four of the last five months,” said C.A.R. Vice President and Chief Economist Jordan Levine. “Additionally, pending sales data for May, which was virtually unchanged from April, suggests further slowing in coming months. Fortunately, new listings have finally started to rise, which could help to sustain a higher level of home sales deeper into summer by providing much-needed supply.”
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Getting back to your pre-pandemic life? Remember to budget!
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. in March 2020, lockdowns and social distancing became the new way of life. With this drastic change, businesses were forced to close, traveling ceased and Americans had to adapt to spending the vast majority of their time at home. While this took a toll on businesses and individuals across the country, many would say that a silver lining of the pandemic was that they were able to save money without really trying. How The Pandemic Changed Spending Habits Across the U.S., the average individual's personal savings rate — the amount of money someone has left after their spending and taxation — soared to 32.2%, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, as reported by Next Advisor. This spike in savings can be attributed to stayat-home orders and social distancing. The pandemic forced many Americans to change their spending habits. People began eating and drinking more at home instead of at restaurants, while trading expensive outings for cheap hobbies. Now that Americans are getting vaccinated and businesses are opening once again, it looks like we will return to normalcy soon. With normalcy comes old spending habits, and you know what that means: Time to start budgeting again. Tips For Budgeting In Your PostPandemic Life For those of us who put budgeting on the back burner during the pandemic, it might be time for a refresher on budgeting tips.
Make A Plan For Dining Out Restaurants are open again, which is great! But that means coming up with a financial plan for eating out and going to bars. Decide how much money per month you can spend at bars and restaurants and hold yourself accountable for staying within your budget. It may be tempting to go on a bar crawl or restaurant tour every weekend now that it's an option again, but be careful. It's still important to make wise financial decisions. Save For Travel Plans If returning to normalcy means traveling again, good for you! Just make sure you make wise financial decisions. Start planning your trips as early as you can so you can begin saving gradually. Factor affordability into the destination as well as when you go. And keep in mind that there is more to the cost of a vacation than transportation and lodging — there's also dining, drinking, excursions and souvenirs. Track Your Spending One of the most important parts of budgeting is tracking your spending. You can limit the amount you spend every month all you want, but if you're still spending more than you're earning, your efforts may be in vain. Use an excel document or a notebook to document all of your purchases as well as all of the money you make. Calculate the difference every month to find out how much excess income you have. If you have way more than you anticipated, maybe you can afford to spend a little more on luxury purchases, or you can put it towards your retirement fund or paying off your debts. Reprint Compliments of: On The Money; Federal Savings Bank
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8. The first Independence Day celebrations actually took place on July 8, 1776, in Philadelphia. It featured a public reading of the Declaration of Independence, announced by the ringing of the Liberty Bell. 9. The Pennsylvania Evening Post was the first newspaper to print the Declaration on July 6, 1776. 10. The 4th of July didn’t become a federal holiday until 1970.
18 Facts about 4th of July you probably don’t know One 4th of July fact that should come as a surprise to no one: The story we think we know of the colonies officially separating from Great Britain at the end of the Revolutionary War isn’t exactly accurate. 1. John Adams thought Independence Day should be celebrated on July 2 because that’s the day the Continental Congress officially declared its freedom from Great Britain. 2. The 4th of July doesn’t celebrate the signing of the Declaration, but the adoption of the Declaration by the Second Continental Congress. 3. On June 11, 1776, Congress appointed a Committee of Five to draft a Declaration of Independence. The committee members were John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman and, most famously, Thomas Jefferson.
11. Three presidents have died on the 4th of July: Founding fathers Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both died on July 4, 1826, 50 years after the Declaration of Independence was adopted. They were the only signers of the Declaration who also became president. James Monroe died a few years later on July 4, 1831. 12. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president, was born on July 4, 1872. 13. The song “Yankee Doodle” was originally sung by the British army to make fun of Americans. 14. Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be the United States’ national bird, but John Adams and Thomas Jefferson recommended the bald eagle, which won the title. 15. Americans eat approximately 150 million hot dogs on the 4th of July. That’s enough to stretch from D.C. to Los Angeles more than five times.
4. The Declaration of Independence was signed by 56 men.
16. China makes the majority of American flags — approximately $3.3 million worth each year.
5. John Hancock was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. He was president of Congress at the time.
17. We eat burgers and hot dogs on the 4th of July these days, but John Adams and his wife celebrated with turtle soup. New Englanders enjoyed poached salmon with egg sauce, green peas and boiled potatoes for their 4th of July meal in 1776.
6. Charles Thomson, secretary of Congress in 1776, was the second to sign. 7. Most of the signers of the Declaration signed the document on August 2, 1776.
18. Red, white and … green? Back in the day, paper wasn’t readily available, especially in colors — so early Americans decorated with greenery. George Washington and soldiers wore greenery in their hats to show their patriotism.
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BIG VIEWS AND CURIOUS LAVA FORMATIONS Between Tahoe City and Brockway Summit, the Tahoe Rim Trail meanders through groves of fir, cedar and aspen and across open hillsides covered with manzanita. The trail climbs steadily from Tahoe City into a mixed forest. Side trails and open slopes offer opportunities to explore cinder cones and ancient lava flows. Midway between the trailheads the terrain flattens and a denser forest provides cool, quiet shade. The trail continues past the Lava Cliffs, a lovely overlook of Lake Tahoe and the peaks lining its north shore, before dropping down to Watson Lake. This shallow lake is thickly fringed with wildflowers in spring and early summer, and is a pleasant spot for fishing, picknicking and camping. Between Watson Lake and Brockway the trail crosses gently rolling slopes covered with a patchwork of small meadows and thick forests. This is the description of just one of the many hikes along the Tahoe Rim Trail. For Maps & Trail Information go to website tahoerimtrail.org. There are interactive maps to use for planning your hikes along with information on trailhead locations, water sources, use regulations and camping regulations (and restrictions). Enjoy of one of the most comprehensive, beautiful and scenic walking systems in California.
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Truckee, Golf Course Communities, Tahoe Donner, Northstar, Donner Summit, Alpine/Squaw, North & West Shore Lake Tahoe, CA. This is a listing of the many Lakes, Reservoirs, & Campsites in the Truckee/Tahoe area that the public can enjoy!
Boca Campground Donner Lake-Public Piers Donner Lake-West End Beach Park Donner Memorial State Park Donner Summit Canyon Goose Meadows Campground Jackson Meadows Reservoir Johnson Canyon
Lakefront Carnelian Bay, No. Lake Tahoe
Independence Lake Lake Tahoe Loch Leven Lakes Prosser Creek Reservoir Prosser Family Campground Stampede Reservoir Truckee River Waddle Ranch Preserve
Loch Leven Lakes and Trails
Stampede Reservoir
Donner Lake Beach
Boca Reservoir Independence Lake
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Golf Courses Now Open for the Season COYOTE MOON
NORTHSTAR
OLD GREENWOOD AND GRAY’S CROSSING (Semi-Private/Public)
PONDEROSA GOLF COURSE
TAHOE DONNER
18 HOLE, PAR 72 Coyote Moon Golf Course is a challenging but fair test of Lake Tahoe golf. All levels of golfers will be tested, yet all will enjoy their round. 18 HOLE, PAR 72 Northstar's par-72, 18-hole course was designed by Robert Muir Graves, legendary landscape architect. His designs are notorious for integrating rugged, wooded sites with wavy bunkers and putting His unique features create a flow of movement in the land, qualities golfers will experience while playing at Northstar-at-Tahoe. 18 HOLE, PAR 72 (each course) Nestled among 600 acres of towering pines and surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas. Old Greenwood offers 18 holes of perfection courtesy of Jack Nicklaus. attention. Old Greenwood was rated No. 4 among America's finest new "Upscale Public Courses" by Golf Digest in 2005, and Golf Magazine rated it one of the 10 Best New PublicAccess Courses in the Country (February 2005). Without a doubt the Old Greenwood Golf Course has set a new standard for Truckee golf courses. 9 HOLE, PAR 35 The course features 3,022 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. This short course has 3 sets of tee boxes for a fun but challenging golfing experience. The course features chipping and practice greens, driving nets, pro shop, snack bar and a fabulous view. 18 HOLE, PAR 72 Course offers 7,002 challenging yards from the longest of four tees. The narrow, tree-lined fairways and epic elevation changes embody the best of mountain golf, while the fast, soft and large greens are widely regarded as the finest in the region.
RESERVATIONS: (530) 587-0886 10685 Northwoods Truckee, CA 96161 RESERVATIONS: (800) GO-NORTH or (530) 562-2490 P.O. Box 129 Truckee, CA, 96160
RESERVATIONS: (800) 754-3070 or 530-550-7010 12915 Fairway Drive Truckee, CA, 96161
RESERVATIONS: (530) 587-3501 10040 Reynolds Way Truckee, CA, 96161
RESERVATIONS: (530) 587-9440 11509 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee, CA, 96161
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The Fourth of July—also known as Independence Day or July 4th—has been a federal holiday in the United States since 1941, but the tradition of Independence Day celebrations goes back to the 18th century and the American Revolution. On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence, and two days later delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence, a historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson. From 1776 to the present day, July 4th has been celebrated as the birth of American independence, with festivities ranging from fireworks, parades and concerts to more casual family gatherings and barbecues. .
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EVERY TUESDAY The Truckee Certified Farmers Market 2021 season runs from Tuesday, May 11 until Tuesday, October 19.
TRUCKEE RIVER REGIONAL PARK
8:00 am 1:00 pm
Fresh vegetables, fruit, berries, melons, avocados, flowers, olive oil, apple juice, strawberries, blueberries. Organic items include: cheese, butter, vegetables, garlic, onions, stone fruit, strawberries and flowers. Also: Prepared foods, bakery items, honey, fresh fish, grass fed beef, lamb and pork. And more! Food trucks, deli cheeses, crafts
EVERY WEDNESDAY Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District and Val Videgain Team present Music in the Park, a community gathering with great music, every Wednesday from July 7 - August 25 at "Salty" Gebhardt Amphitheater.
TRUCKEE RIVER REGIONAL PARK AMPHITHEATER 10050 Brockway Rd, Truckee
6:30 pm 8:30 pm
SCHEDULE: • 7/7 – DEAD WINTER CARPENTERS; AMERICANA • 7/14- SAL’S GREENHOUSE-FUNK • 7/21- DEJA’ VU-ROCK N’ ROLL • 7/28- BEATLES FLASHBACK-TRIBUTE • 8/4 – FOG CITY SWAMPERS-CREEDANCE COVER BAND • 8/11- BLUES MONSTERS-BLUES • 8/18- BRUBECK BROTHERS QUARTET-JAZZ • 8/25- WHISKEY FAMILY BAND; BLUEGRASS ROCK
EVERY SATURDAY Thru September 4th
TRUCKEE RAILYARD
8:00 am 12:00 pm
THURSDAYS JULY 15th AUGUST 19th SEPTEMBER 16th
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN TRUCKEE
5:00 PM 8:30 PM
JULY 22, 23, 24, 25
TRUCKEE RIVER REGIONAL PARK AMPHITHEATER 10050 Brockway Rd, Truckee
July 22 at 6:30PM July 23 at 6:30PM July 24 at 2:30PM and 6:30PM July 25 at 2:30PM
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Meet us downtown at the Truckee Railyard parking lot for Truckee Saturday Farmers Market. Hosted by Little Roots Farm and sponsored by Slow Food Lake Tahoe.
Truckee Thursdays is a feel-good event that beckons the community to enjoy some exuberant downtown summertime energy. Offering a stage with live music; a food court with an eclectic selection of eats; children’s activities; a beer garden; and a wide variety of artisan vendors, it’s no wonder this lively event is on both locals’ and visitors’ must-do list. info@truckeecommunity theater.com FEES/Admission: VIP – Close to Stage $25 Premium – 2nd Level $20 Standard – Open Seating $10
Bring a picnic, bring some wine, don't forget a blanket or chairs, and enjoy a Broadway musical in the beauty of our Truckee Regional Park this summer. A wonderful event for the whole family to enjoy! A hit on Broadway, A Year with Frog and Toad was nominated for three Tony Awards – including Best Musical. Based on Arnold Lobel's well-loved books, this whimsical show follows two great friends – the cheerful, popular Frog and the rather grumpy Toad – through four fun-filled seasons.
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