Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Expo at Harveys Convention Center is March 5 from 4-8pm.

The Expo will feature more than 75 local businesses, a silent auction and food and beverages from popular South Shore establishments.

For more information, visit www.tahoechamber.org or call (775) 588.1728.

Father-Daughter Dance on Feb. 12 from 7–9:30pm at Harvey’s Convention Center, Stateline.

Cost is $20 per couple/$8 for each additional daughter,

For more information, call (775) 586.7271.

Earthquake and Tsunami Hazard of the Tahoe Basin … and Other Geophysical Musings is the subject of a presentation by Graham Kent, director of hte Nevada Seismological Lab.

Click on lecture for details.

The 2010 Tahoe Basin Science Conference is March 16-17 at the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, Sierra Nevada College Campus, Incline Village.

Click on conference for details.

Ullr’s Jib Jam is Feb. 20 4-9pm at Lakeside Inn, Stateline. For more information, click on Jib.

Last One Picked plays Feb. 12-13 at 10pm at The Tavern at Lakeside Inn, Stateline.

No cover charge.

Robbie Allen and the Outer Edge on Feb. 5-6 at 11pm in The Tavern at Lakeside Inn, Stateline.

No cover charge.

Yoga-Full Moon Ski on Feb. 28 fro 6-8:30pm at Tahoe Cross Country.

Join local yoga instructor Emily Williams, for an hour and a half long yoga class in the Tahoe XC yurt. Stretch and expand in your yoga practice while you are warmed by the wood fire. The yoga class will focus on a blend of Ashtanga and Iyengar practices, and is suitable for all levels.

The yurt is situated right on the cross country ski trail, giving you a special and beautiful spot to practice yoga. After an invigorating practice we will head out the door and ski or snowshoe on a gentle trail in the full moon with long time Tahoe XC instructor Tim Hauserman to the yellow hut about 1km away where hot drinks and the power of the moon await.

Don’t hesitate to ask Tim for any skiing tips.

Just $20. The yurt only holds 20 people, so RSVP to Tim Hauserman at writeonrex@yahoo.com to reserve your spot.

Participants must bring their own yoga and skiing gear, including a yoga mat and any props that are needed, as well as all your skiing gear.

Tracorum at Alpine Meadows.

“Salt of the Earth, Cosmic Gospel Thunder Funk with some Rockin’ Creole Caribbean seasoning!” This unique blend of musical style showcases the talent of five San Francisco men, who can deliver a rockin’ live show. If you’re looking to add a little rhythm to your night, you should definitely check out this band.

Boca do Rio at Alpine Meadows.

Meaning “mouth of the river” in Portuguese, Boca do Rio signifies flowing energy and the powerful convergence of Latin, afro-beat and funk music. This mix of Brazilian and American musicians show their influence from American jazz and roots music with every rhythm and pulse.