Tahoe City launches Holly Jolly Strolls in December

Three festive nights of local holiday shopping & seasonal cheer

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TAHOE CITY, Calif. — Downtown Tahoe City will transform into a festive winter village this December as the Tahoe City Downtown Association presents the first Holly Jolly Strolls, three enchanting evenings of lights, music, shopping, and holiday cheer on Dec. 5, 12, and 19. Visitors and locals are invited to enjoy extended shopping hours, seasonal treats, lively performances, and free gift wrapping.

“Holiday shopping isn’t just about finding the perfect gift — it’s about supporting the small businesses that make our community vibrant. The Holly Jolly Strolls invite everyone to shop local, explore Tahoe City, and celebrate the season together,” said Katherine Hill, executive director of the Tahoe City Downtown Association. 

Each Holly Jolly Stroll offers family-friendly holiday fun throughout downtown:



  • Caroling with the Sisters in Harmony on Dec. 5 & 19, from 5–7 p.m., filling the streets with classic holiday tunes.
  • Sierra Alpenhorn Players perform at The Cobblestone on Dec. 12, 5–7 p.m.
  • Santa Claus visits Tahoe City on Dec. 12, greeting families as he strolls through town from 5–6 p.m. and handing out treats before settling in at The Cobblestone from 6–7 p.m.

Free Holiday Gift Wrapping Station 

Shoppers can bring gifts purchased at Tahoe City, West Shore, Alpine Meadows, or Olympic Valley businesses to the Holiday Gift Wrapping Station at The Boatworks for complimentary wrapping on all three evenings from 4–8 p.m. Guests must present a receipt of $25 or more from a local shop dated Nov. 21–Dec. 19. Donations are appreciated, and volunteers are welcome.

Shop, Sip & Celebrate Local

With stores open late and special holiday promotions throughout downtown, Holly Jolly Strolls offer the perfect opportunity to support small businesses while discovering unique gifts for everyone on your list. Warm up with festive bites, beverages, and cozy seasonal menus offered by local cafes and restaurants.Guests are encouraged to avoid parking stress and ride conveniently with free TART Connect.

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