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SnowFest!: Kids' Guide
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Watch their eyes light up at SnowFest!
Kids color the town during SnowFest!
Let the creativity and color flow this week as kids are encouraged to participate in a number of coloring and drawing contests as part of the SnowFest! tradition.
Draw their own
Saturday, Feb. 28 kids’ can pick up entry forms to draw and color their best “Fat Cat” for a chance to win great prizes from the Fat Cat Cafe. Participants will need to turn in their renditions of their Fat Cats for judging no later than 5 p.m. Saturday. Winners will be posted at the Fat Cat all day Sunday. Fat Cat Cafe is located at 599 N. Lake Blvd. in Tahoe City. For more information, call (530) 583-3355.
The BEAR League is coming to North Tahoe ARTS
The March exhibit in the Corison loft is a fun one for the kids. Ann Bryan from The BEAR League and her collection of critters will be setting up the bear den and transforming the Corison loft into an outdoor learning lab for kids (parents are welcome too). How do we live peacefully with bears and the critters of the forest? What should we do when we see a bear? It’s always fun to have the kids at the art center.
Don’t forget the SnowFest Paint a Bear activity after the Snowfest Parade Saturday, Feb. 28 in Tahoe City. Come to North Tahoe ARTS at 380 North Lake Blvd. Treats and fun will be the order of the day. Paint the Bear usually goes from around noon to about 2 p.m. There is no charge. Visit www.northtahoearts.com for details.
SnowFest! Coloring Contest
Kids can have fun coloring a page of the Tahoe World. Turn to page 23 and color the dragon snow sculpture to life, then hold on to your masterpiece and turn it in at 4 p.m on Friday, Feb 6 at State Beach.
Not-just-for-kids
Stohlgren Brothers’ Ice Cream Eating Contest
See if you can beat the reigning champion, who travels many miles to defend his crown. There will be different age categories so everyone can enjoy as much as their stomachs can handle.
When: 1 p.m. - after the parade Saturday, Feb. 28
Where: Tahoe City Fire Station
Geo-Snow Quest Adventure
Hosted by the Sierra Watershed Education Partnerships (SWEP), learn how to use GPS, maps and avalanche beacons in this snowbound adventure quest. Participants of all ages search on skis for clue caches hidden around the trails of the Tahoe Cross Country Center. Win prizes and stay to have hot cocoa in the Winter Discovery Center Yurt after the Quest. Great family fun.
When: 3:30-5:30 p.m. Friday, March 6
Where: Tahoe Cross-Country Center, Highlands, two miles east of Tahoe City
More info: christine@4swep.org
Fantasy Movie Night
Kids under 12 years old get free admission into “Atlantis: The Lost Empire,” showing at 5:30 p.m. at the Tahoe Maritime Museum. As described by Netflix, this movie is a rare Disney foray into PG-rated animation. “Atlantis: The Lost Empire” records the exploits of a group of adventurers led by museum researcher Milo (Michael J. Fox) as they journey thousands of leagues under the sea to the fabled kingdom. What they find is a dying civilization headed by an aging potentate (Leonard Nimoy). What’s more, danger lurks in every corner as Milo tries to find a way to save the city. Treats, crafts and comfy seats for viewing are all part
of the fun. Admission for adults is $5.
Wacky Winter Bowling
Sponsored by Tahoe City Downtown Association. Join us at the Tahoe City Golf Course. Fly down the “bowling lane” on a snow saucer and take out as many giant blow-up bozo bowling pins as you can. Each team gets (2) chances to knock down the greatest number of bowling pins. Plus, don’t forget to wear you wackiest outfit! Prizes given for Wackiest Helmet, Wackiest Dressed Team and bowling winners in each age group.
Cost: Under 18 $10/team; 18+ $25/team (3 people per team, 1 to ride in saucer for each heat)
Age groups: 5-11, 12-17, 18+. Proceeds benefit TCDA. Registration begins at 9AM. Saucers and helmets provided.
When: Registration at 9 a.m. day of the event; Contest at 10 a.m. Sunday, March 1
Where: Tahoe City Golf Course, behind Bank of America in Tahoe City
Register: at visittahoecity.com, or call (530) 583-3348
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