Frequently Asked Questions

Classical Tahoe Concert Pavilion & Box Office
University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe
291 Country Club
Incline Village NV 89451

Ron & Maureen Ashley Oasis (July 23 & August 6 Chamber Music only)
See ticket for address.

Parking is in the upper University parking lot off of County Club Drive through the main campus entrance.

Wear whatever you feel is comfortable! Most people opt for “casual chic” or “resort fashionable” (e.g. collared shirts, summer weight pants, light layers).

Weather can change quickly, so please be prepared with a wrap, sweater or jacket for cooler nights.  And, of course, bringing a raincoat and umbrella insures it won’t ever rain.

Practical shoes are recommended as events take place in outdoor settings with uneven surfaces.

Food

While we don’t have food available for purchase, we do invite you to bring a picnic and enjoy your own food and beverage at tables of two, three and four in the Courtyard. Courtyard access is open as early as 5:30pm.

Eating before the performance is also recommended as most Incline Village restaurants close between 9-10:30 p.m.

Many local restaurants also offer carry out which you may enjoy in the Courtyard as well.

Beverages

The Classical Tahoe Bar will open at 5:30pm

As part of a burgeoning wine program at Classical Tahoe, we have forged a new relationship with Jackson Family Wines, an internationally recognized company that has been family-owned since 1974.  As a company committed to climate-positive change, Jackson Family Wines is the perfect wine partner to introduce govino to the Classical Tahoe audience. govino, is the first sustainable and reusable wine glass to be accepted by the wine industry.

Govino purchase: $15
Includes one reusable/shatterproof/sustainable govino, one glass of wine (6 oz pour), refill(s) (smaller pour), and a jute carry bag

Single glass of wine: $8
(No govino, no refill)

Decanters (limited supply) – $40
Includes choice of wine, 2 govinos, and a jute carry bag

Beer for $6

Non-alcoholic beverages for $2

Although the weather in Lake Tahoe can be unpredictable, we plan to host a great event, rain or shine!  Please plan accordingly.   In the unlikely event of severe weather affecting the Ricardi Pavilion, Classical Tahoe reserves the right to cancel in an abundance of caution for the safety of our patrons, musicians, and staff.  Should we need to cancel, we are unable to offer refunds and will acknowledge your ticket purchase as a donation.

Restrooms are located inside the Prim Library.

Don’t forget to visit our Classical Tahoe Boutique (across from the Box Office) for your limited edition merchandise!

Items include:
Brubeck Jazz Summit t-shirts
Classical Tahoe 2023 t-shirts, water bottles, hats
govinos and govino decanters
…and more!

If you purchase tickets and are not able to attend:
While our standard policy is that tickets are non-refundable, we understand the necessity to be flexible in these unprecedented times. Should you need to change your plans to attend a concert this summer, we ask that you consider donating the value of your tickets to help support Classical Tahoe’s ongoing mission to enrich the cultural, educational and community vitality of Lake Tahoe.  Tickets returned to our Box Office qualify as a tax-deductible donation if received 24 hours prior to a performance.

If you have not received your tickets before the date of the performance:
Please check the spam folder of your email.  In the event they are not there, please contact the Box Office immediately to have them re-sent.  You may also check in at the Pavilion Box Office on the night of the concert.

If you cannot print out your tickets:
You may show them upon entry on your phone (or check in at the Pavilion Box Office on the night of the concert).

If you have received multiple tickets that seem to show different seats:
Sometimes it becomes necessary to re-seat our patrons for the best experience possible. If you have any questions, you may contact us prior to the performance. We also maintain a complete door list at the Pavilion Box Office.

As permitted by current Washoe County, Nevada guidelines, Classical Tahoe is operating without any social distancing or mask requirements. Face coverings at the Classical Tahoe Pavilion will be optional. All individuals, whether they choose to wear a face covering or not, will be welcomed and respected. We encourage you to test before attending.

Remember to wash hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. We’re all excited to see eachother but remember the days of the elbow bump!

Please call or email the Box Office if you have any questions: boxoffice@classicalathoe.org ; 775-298-0245

Please call or email the Box Office at: boxoffice@classicalathoe.org ; 775-298-0245