WHO:
Visitors, locals, area businesses viewing Tahoe’s annual Lights on the Lake Fireworks Show.
WHAT:
Official synchronized music to accompany Lights on the Lake Fireworks Show available, free, at https://awe.pladia.live. The page is live and available to pre-load before showtime.
WHEN:
At the start time of the show, 9:45 p.m., open the page and tap “start listening.” The music will automatically begin playing at the start time of the show. No signup is required, simply open the page.
WHERE:
Music online here https://awe.pladia.live; fireworks launched from barges over the water on the Nevada side of South Shore. Music will also be available via 93.9 KRLT-FM.
MORE INFO:
The nationally recognized Fourth of July “Lights on the Lake” fireworks show entails pyrotechnics that illuminate the night sky over Lake Tahoe as a spectacular setting to celebrate an Independence Day tradition and America’s 250th anniversary. Bright lights, colors and various formations in spherical patterns and waterfalls, are paired with the musical selections. Beaches, boats, lodging properties, and trails include a variety of ways to view the fireworks.
The holiday and the celebration of America’s 250 is an opportunity for visitors and residents to slow down and set their watch to Tahoe Standard Time–a more relaxed approach to enjoying family, friends, festivities and what makes Tahoe special.
Alternative modes of transportation are highly encouraged including public transit, rideshare, walk or bike. All are welcome to help keep Tahoe beautiful at beach clean-up gatherings post-holiday.
See something, say something: If you spot something that looks like fireworks debris, you can report to (775) 589-2924, visit https://ltva.org/fireworks/ or email TeamFireworks@LTVA.org. If individuals see what looks to be an unexploded or intact shell, call 911 and get a safe distance away. The likelihood that it would go off is slim because it didn’t go off in the first place and it has been in water.
Reminder that personal fireworks are illegal in the Tahoe Basin. Thanks to Tahoe’s marine and law enforcement partners for increasing presence for public safety and enforcement over the Fourth of July weekend and throughout the summer. For additional firework details including contact information and resources for the cleanup team: https://tahoedouglasva.org/fireworks/
For all event information: http://www.visitlaketahoe.com/events. Key travel information is also available at “Know Before You Go” as well as Rules to Lake By with five easy ways to practice responsible tourism and keep Tahoe awesome for generations to come.
Contact: Jenn Boyd or Phil Weidinger, Weidinger Public Relations, 775-588-2412 or jennifer@weidingerpr.com.
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About the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority
Designated by USA TODAY among “15 ultimate summer road trips,” Visit Lake Tahoe combines the distinctive appeal of two worlds: unparalleled natural beauty and an array of world-class outdoor recreation, entertainment, nightlife and gaming. As a responsible tourism destination, it offers a balanced approach regarding social and environmental impacts to preserve its appeal for generations. For information about lodging, recreation, events, and mindful travel at www.VisitLakeTahoe.com.
About the Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Plan
The Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Plan 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. The award-winning plan, developed with the participation of over 3,000 residents, visitors, and businesses, is being implemented by Action Teams convened by the Lake Tahoe Stewardship Council, and in collaboration with over 20 regional organizations. Visit www.stewardshiptahoe.org to learn more and read the plan.