Placer County Local News: Art, Culture & Media

Alpenglow Gallery owners Douglas DeVore and Justin Majeczky will donate 100% of their profits to the Tahoe Fund.

The Northern California film scene locally is growing as a big-feature movie was in Auburn to complete production. “No Address,” about homelessness, was filmed throughout the area, and is produced by Rocklin-based Robert Craig Films.

Almost Free to All has been hard at work breathing life into the old Carnegie Library in Auburn, working with the city and enthusiastic locals to establish “Branches at the Carnegie.”

The Roseville Junction project will be an “entertainment and hospitality destination” located near 290 Conference Center Drive.

Can anyone make a Mickey Mouse cartoon now? Yes, but it’s not that simple.

The skiing crew of Ski for the Love has released its second film, “Home, Sick! Too Good to Leave,” shot entirely in the Tahoe Basin.

“Weak Layers” is the newest ski movie to hit the hills. This female-driven ski comedy is co-written and directed by Katie Burrell and filmed around Tahoe.

The Nevada County Arts Council, Grass Valley–Nevada City Cultural District and Truckee Cultural District invite locals and visitors to Show Up for the Arts! this holiday season.

Of course, Santa takes a few runs when he’s visiting Tahoe for the holidays. Make the most of the season and enjoy all the festivities listed in the Tahoe Guide’s latest edition.

Several new locally made ski films have been released. Follow the makers to find details on local shows and watch the trailers.

Travel North Lake Tahoe announces its partnership with the WinterWonderGrass Music Festival and will host the 2nd Annual Road to WonderGrass Tahoe, a series building up to the main event.

The Auburn Recreation and Parks District Board of Directors voted Nov. 30 to create an artistic community wall at the Auburn Skate Park.