Enjoy a relaxing evening of free-flowing fine wine by Highway 12 Winery, a riveting talk by a specialist in their field, and the great company of like-minded outdoor lovers while aboard the iconic paddleboat, the Tahoe Gal.
Tickets are $60 per person and include the cruise, wine, and a guided program. Dinner is available, with menu items ranging from $12 to $25 (e.g., sandwiches, salads, and small plates). A cash bar will be available. Seats are limited, so a reservation is required. Proceeds benefit the many great works of the Sierra State Parks Foundation.
We highly recommend guests arrive at 5:30 pm as the boat leaves sharply at 6 pm! We predict the boat will return to the docks at 8:30 pm.
Thank you to our sponsors: Tahoe.com, Highway 12 Winery, Silent A Photography, and North Tahoe Chamber*
*Event grant funding from the North Tahoe Chamber reinvests funds generated by local businesses via the Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) to support community vitality, environmental stewardship, and economic health in North Lake Tahoe. Visit NorthTahoeChamber.com to learn more.
This Month’s Talk:
Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Council
Nettie Pardue is an accomplished nonprofit executive, facilitator, and destination stewardship leader with over two decades of experience driving organizational change, building international partnerships, and advancing equity-centered leadership. She currently serves as Managing Director of the Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Council, where she leads efforts to balance sustainable tourism with the preservation of one of the world's most iconic natural environments.
Before her current role, Nettie served as Executive Director of Outward Bound California and a number of other nonprofit organizations focusing on outdoor education and building sustainable and collaborative partnerships.
The Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Council is a group of government agencies, non-profits, local businesses, and the Washoe Tribe dedicated to balancing the impacts of outdoor recreation and tourism with the preservation of the Tahoe environment and the well-being of local communities. Destination Stewardship Council members are aligned with and taking action to implement the Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Plan in collaboration with over 23 regional organizations. The award-winning plan, developed with the participation of over 3,000 residents, visitors, and businesses, establishes a shared vision for the region’s outdoor recreation and tourism and encourages everyone to help take care of Tahoe’s cherished communities and environment. Nettie will talk about why Destination Stewardship Matters and share some recent projects.
Can’t make this one? Check out our other months’ talks!
August: “Operation: Clean up the Lake” with Jenny Uvira, Clean Up The Lake