Fourth of July events on the South Shore
Whether you’re relaxing in a lawn chair under the glow of the fireworks or dancing down at Tep’s Villa Roma during their afterparty, there’s a ton going on in South Lake Tahoe on the Fourth. Below is a list of events that will surely honor our country to the fullest.
Lights on Tahoe South
What: One of the top-rated fireworks shows in United States, South Lake Tahoe will shine under the spectacular pyrotechnics display.
Where: South Shore, Lake Tahoe
When: 9:45 p.m.
Information: tahoesouth.com
Fourth of July Parade
What: Join legions of patriotic Americans, parading down Highway 50, to celebrate our independence.
Where: Begin at Big 5 near the “Y”, end at the American Legion
When: Start at 10 a.m., end by 11 a.m. Jul 4
Information: Tahoesouth.com
Fourth of July Celebration Cruise
What: Cruise the lake on the Tahoe Paradise Yacht. Treats and scenery are on the house.
When: July 4
Where: Tahoe Paradise Yacht
Cost: $89-$129
Reservations: 530-543-6191
Information: zephyrcove.com/cruises
Fireworks Dinner Dance Cruise
What: Jump on the Tahoe Queen for live entertainment, dinner and, of course, the evening’s fireworks display.
When: Boarding at 7 p.m., July 4
Where: Leave from Ski Run Marina
Information: zephyrcove.com
Fourth of July Celebration
What: Enjoy a buffet and front-row seats to the fireworks at Edgewood’s Fourth of July Celebration
When: 7 p.m., July 4
Where: Edgewood Tahoe
Information: edgewoodtahoe.com
Food, Fun, and Fireworks
What: Featuring some of America’s favorite dishes, Tahoe Beach Retreat and Lodge will host an outdoor dinner and offer guests access to the Timbercove Pier for fireworks viewing.
Where: Tahoe Beach Retreat & Lodge
When: 6:30 p.m., July 4
Information: tahoebeachretreat.com
Waiting for T.I.M. Reunion Show
What: Rock your American face with these all-American rockers. The South Lake Tahoe jam band is getting back together for one night only.
Where: Tep’s Villa Roma, South Lake Tahoe
When: 9 p.m.,
July 4
Cost: $10
Information: tepsvillaroma.com
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