Holidays

Jingle and Mingle with Tahoe Gifting and Inside Incline

Kristie Wells

Join us for Jingle & Mingle on Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 11 AM to 3 PM at Tahoe Gifting Co/The Cut in Christmas Tree Village.

This free community event, hosted by Tahoe Gifting Co. and Inside Incline, will have live music by DJ Hardy, special tasting menu from Paxton’s Lake Tahoe (formerly Austin’s), an ornament making station by Good Livin’ Ceramics, spirits tasting by Minden Mill Distilling, and curated, locally made artisan goods for everyone on your gift list.

But that’s not all! Many shops in Incline Village are joining in the Northern Lights Jingle & Mingle festivities with special activities, sales, and surprises throughout the day. It’s the perfect opportunity to shop local, enjoy holiday cheer, and make a day of it with family and friends.

Mark your calendar, and don’t miss this magical day of community and celebration! Feel free to bring family members or neighbors – the more, the merrier! We’re looking forward to mingling with you and celebrating our wonderful community.

Honoring Those Who Served

Honoring Those Who Served

Kristie Wells

Today, as we observe Veterans Day, we pause to thank and honor the courageous men and women of the United States Armed Forces – those who wore the uniform, stood watch, and defended the freedoms we cherish.

Originating as Armistice Day to mark the end of World War I on November 11, 1918, this date evolved into Veterans Day in 1954 to recognize all U.S. veterans, both in war and in peace.

But more than history, the day holds a personal meaning:

  • It’s an opportunity to offer a heartfelt “thank you” to those who served.
  • It reminds us that service takes many forms and some of the greatest sacrifices aren’t always visible.
  • It invites us to reflect on our community, our nation, and how deeply we rely on the commitment of these individuals.

So what can we do today?

  • Reach out to a veteran in your life – acknowledge their service.
  • Attend a local event or ceremony, show up and show respect.
  • Fly the flag, listen to stories, educate younger generations about what service means.
  • And perhaps most simply: say “thank you for your service … and for preserving the freedoms we enjoy.”

To all the veterans in and around our community – near the lake, in the mountains, across the country – your service matters. Your sacrifices did not go unnoticed. We honor you today and every day.

Thank you. We salute you.