Truckee Chamber of Commerce

🐾 Fee-Waived Adoptions on June 6 at Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe 🐾

The Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe is proud to join shelters across the state for California Adopt-a-Pet Day on Saturday, June 6.

Thanks to support from the ASPCA, adoption fees will be waived for available pets. Every adopted animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before going home.

Over the past two years, California Adopt-a-Pet Day has helped 8,588 pets find loving homes, and this year organizers hope to surpass 5,000 adoptions in a single day.

Animal shelters continue to face overcrowding, and every adoption makes a difference. Come meet your new best friend and help create space for another animal in need.

Learn more at hstt.org and find participating shelters statewide at caadoptapetday.org.

Read more: https://www.truckee.com/news/humane-society-of-truckee-tahoe-to-waive-fees-for-adoptions-on-june-6

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Photos: Katia Kim Photography

🚲 June is Truckee Bike Month! Whether you ride every day or are just getting your bike out with this beautiful weather, Bike Month is a great way to get outside, connect with the community, and explore Truckee on two wheels. Keep Truckee Green Town of Truckee

Pick up a Bike Month Bingo Card at any event or download one at https://www.keeptruckeegreen.org/transportation/truckee-bike-month/.

Complete activities throughout June for a chance to win prizes while discovering new routes on Truckee's many interconnected trails, volunteer, and give back.

Featured Events
• June 4 – Truckee Trails Foundation Pride Volunteer Day
• June 5 – Bike to School Day
• June 11 – Bike Kitchen & Helmet Decoration at the Truckee Library
• June 17 – Bike Everywhere Day

Bike commuters are happy people. Don't forget to take the Pledge to Bike Everywhere as part of this year’s Bingo activities!

Whether you're commuting, hitting the trails, biking to school, or cruising around town, every ride counts. Grab your helmet and join us in celebrating a healthier, more connected Truckee this Bike Month! 🚴‍♀️🌲💙

🌈 Celebrate Truckee Pride Week! 🌈

Starting last weekend, Truckee Pride Week has been energizing Truckee with more than 30 events at different venues throughout the week! Celebrate love, diversity, and community - there's something for everyone: live music, family activities, outdoor adventures, community gatherings, art, education, and more!

Check out the Pride Community Breakfast at Church of the Mountains on Sunday, a come-as-you-are breakfast bash filled with good food, great vibes, lots of pancakes, and a whole lot of love: $10 for adults, kids 12 and under free.

There are about 18 more events between now and then - see the complete event schedule at: www.truckeepride.org

🌿 Nourish Tahoe, a Wellness Event and farmers market, is happening tomorrow, May 31! 🌿

Join Tahoe Food Hub and Mountain Lotus Yoga for a day dedicated to wellness, community, nourishment, and connection at Mountain Lotus.

✨ Enjoy offerings from local wellness practitioners and vendors
🍴 Dragonfly Pop-Up with Chef Billy McCullough!
🥕 Connect with local food producers and makers, including Sierra Valley Yaks, Mountain Song Medicine, Honey Yard, and more
🧘 Explore practices and resources to support your health and well-being
💚 Celebrate the vibrant community that makes Tahoe such a special place

Whether you're looking for delicious food, wellness inspiration, or simply a beautiful way to spend your Sunday, there's something for everyone.

📅Sunday, May 31
⏰ 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
📍 Mountain Lotus, 10124 E Street, Truckee (beautifully renovated white church by the east downtown roundabout with creekside patio)

Bring a friend and come nourish your body, mind, and spirit. We can't wait to see you there!

As summer approaches, here is your annual reminder about etiquette when using the Donner Lake Piers: 1. These piers are PUBLIC. That means anyone can use them, and they cannot be reserved. 2. Do not litter! Please make sure to pack out what you pack in and respect the beauty of the lake. 3. Parking is limited. We recommend biking or carpooling whenever possible. If you do drive, no parking in the bike lane or where boulders are present. 4. Have Fun! We are all here to enjoy the lake so be respectful and enjoy your time here! #donnerlake #donnerdocks #truckeecalifornia

Elevate your next event. Host your summer soirée at Sugar Bowl! ☀️🏔️

From company retreats and team celebrations to lakeside gatherings and destination weddings, Sugar Bowl Resort and Royal Gorge offer unforgettable mountain venues just outside Truckee.

This summer, Royal Gorge Meadow venue fees are reduced to $1,500 with no food & beverage minimum required. Local nonprofit organizations may also qualify for a waived venue fee through Sugar Bowl’s community partnership program.

Enjoy elevated catering inspired by James Beard Award–winning chef Traci Des Jardins, flexible event experiences, and stunning Sierra scenery from alpine meadows to private lakes.

Visit Sugar Bowl's website for more info and to submit an inquiry, or call (530) 426-6750 to start planning your event.

Tahoe Food Hub is looking for volunteers at Made in Tahoe tomorrow. Have fun and give back to our community.

Volunteers needed! You will be given pizza at the end of your shift. Shift consists of pouring beer, wine, and pre-made Tahoe mules at Palisade Tahoe’s Made In Tahoe Festival.

SHIFTS NEEDED:
Sunday May 24 10:30-2:00pm — 2 PEOPLE
Sunday May 24 1:45-5:00pm — 4 PEOPLE

All profits from the bars at Made In Tahoe go to our community programs, which allow us to give local fruits+veggies to Tahoe families in need. 💚

STAY OUT OF FIREFIGHTING AIRSPACE.

Aerial firefighting is one of the most dangerous and time-sensitive operations. We must fly low, maneuver through rugged terrain, and make precise drops and communicate in real time to support firefighters on the ground.

All of it STOPS the moment an unauthorized aircraft OR unauthorized drones enter the area because the risk to our crews’ lives is too great.

When a drone or private aircraft is spotted near a wildfire, firefighting aircraft must be grounded until the airspace is confirmed clear.

When our aircraft are grounded, the fire continues to move.

In those lost minutes, the fire grows, threatens additional communities, and reduces our ability to support firefighters on the ground.

If you fly, we can't.