Valhalla at Lake Tahoe

The Valhalla Arts & Music Festival is a unique celebration of music and the visual arts. This upscale event is set against the magnificent backdrop of Lake Tahoe and the Tallac Historic Site. The Festival is in its 27th year and is produced by the Tahoe Tallac Association. The festival begins every year in May with activities that last throughout the year.

The Tallac Historic Site is a 74 acre tract containing 19 historic structures including 3 rustic mansions dating from 1873 to 1920. The mansions and many smaller buildings set the stage for a variety of music and arts programs. Concert performances take place in the Valhalla Boathouse Theatre. Concertgoers can enjoy a picnic on the lawn before attending the concerts which feature jazz, Celtic, classical, Latin rhythms, Cajun or world music.

The Art Gallery located in the Valhalla Grand Hall showcases featured artists that produce and display their art for the site's many visitors. At times one hundred artists participate annually.

The Valhalla Boathouse Theatre is located on the extraordinarily beautiful south shore of Lake Tahoe on one of Tahoe's most prestigious Historic Places, the Tallac Historic Site. The structure dates back to the turn-of-the-century, distinguishing it as one of Tahoe's earliest preserved buildings.