The Dirt Floor Band plays Homewood ski resort March 27 from noon-3pm.

Folk, country and rock intersect with five men who call themselves The Dirt Floor Band. You’ll hear some of the basics like guitar and percussion, along with a mandolin, banjo and harmonica thrown in for good measure. They write most of their own music, but have also covered some familiar songs by the Talking Heads, Donovan, Old Crow Medicine Show, Ween, the Minutemen and Whiskeytown.

Subject to Change plays at Homewood ski report March 30 from noon-3pm.

The combination of a love for rock and funk has brought this group of four men together forming a jammin’ Lake Tahoe crew. These passionate musicians exhibit their chemistry through jamming guitars, expressive vocals, and shredding keyboard rhythms that will inspire vibrations throughout the entire audience, leaving few in their seats by the end of the show.

Zebuel Early at Homewood ski resort on March 9 from noon-3pm.

When Early isn’t playing guitar with Lake Tahoe band Mama’s Cookin’, he can be found shredding solo. If you’re looking for heavy soul, blues, funk, rock and even hip hop, then look no further. Early has a long history with music, having worked late nights in Memphis blues clubs and hosting his own R&B radio show in Colorado.

Singer, songwriter and guitar player Kate Gaffney at Homewood ski resort from noon-3pm on Feb. 13.

The 38th annual Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance is Father’s Day weekend — June 18-20 — at the Sierra Boat Company in Carnelian Bay on Lake Tahoe’s north shore.

In addition to the dozens of restored wooden boats from all makes, models, and years, the Marque Class for 2010 will be “Classic Glass” (up to 1964), and will consist of two subclasses: “Transitional Fiberglass,” to include boats manufactured with wood hulls and fiberglass accessories such as fins, hard tops, or decking, and “Full Fiberglass,” boats manufactured primarily out of fiberglass.

Event details, downloadable images and tickets are available at www.laketahoeconcours.com, or by calling the show office at (530) 581.4700.

Lake of the Sky’s 22nd annual garden tour is July 31 from 10am-4pm in Incline Village.

For more information, go to www.lake-of-the-sky.org.

Funnyman Kevin Nealon, a “Saturday Night Live” legend and celebrated actor of “Weeds”, is set to hit MontBleu in Stateline on Feb. 13 at 8pm.

Tickets are $25/$40/$50. To purchase tickets, call (775) 588.3515 or go to Ticketmaster.

Squaw is hosting a daylong scavenger hunt for kids and families, a snowshoe tour for fun-loving singles and a romantic High Camp dinner package for couples this Valentine’s Day.

The most up-to-date resort conditions, operation schedules, events and live mountain cams are available on www.squaw.com.

Sugar Bowl Resort hosts two sanctioned U.S. Skiing FIS Nor-Am Cup skiercross competitions Feb. 1-3.

Top-level skiercross competitors from around the world will descend upon Sugar Bowl to race the new skiercross course on the Tunnel 41 trail, located off the Mt. Judah Express quad chair.

For more information, visit wwww.sugarbowl.com.

Nan Bostick is in “From Gaslight Ragtime to Electrified Swing Time” Feb. 5 at 7pm at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd.

Admission is $5.

Bostick will present her history of ragtime program in the local schools Feb. 1-5.

The event is sponsored by Tahoe Arts Project.