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You are here: Home / News / First-Ever Tahoe Heartbeat Festival to Benefit the Tahoe Fund

First-Ever Tahoe Heartbeat Festival to Benefit the Tahoe Fund

July 25, 2022 by Caroline Waldman

Sponsored by Tahoe Heartbeat & Tahoe Blue Vodka, this Eco-Friendly Live Music Event is coming to South Lake Tahoe on Aug 20

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (July 14, 2022) –The inaugural Tahoe Heartbeat Festival, an exciting eco-friendly live music event benefiting the Tahoe Fund is taking place on Saturday, August 20, 2022, in South Lake Tahoe. Sponsored by Tahoe Heartbeat and Tahoe Blue Vodka, the family-friendly one-day outdoor musical event offers a diverse and dynamic line-up of entertaining live performances by talented bands and musicians that include Thievery Corporation (electronic duo), Trevor Hall (roots, folk & reggae), Ozomatli (Latin, hip hop & rock), Arden Park Roots (surf, rock & reggae), and more to be announced. Taking place on the Community Playfields at Lake Tahoe Community College and starting at 2 p.m., the live music event will also include a vendor village along with food & beverage trucks.

In collaboration with Tahoe Blue Vodka and the Tahoe Fund, the live music festival is presented by Good Vibez and PRentertainment. Tahoe Blue Vodka is the official cocktail sponsor and donating 100 percent of its proceeds from the event to the Tahoe Fund.

“From day one, Tahoe Blue Vodka has been committed to supporting environmental organizations such as the Tahoe Fund that are focused on lake clarity, outdoor recreation, bike trails, conservation and stewardship in Lake Tahoe,” said Matt Levitt, Founder of Tahoe Blue Vodka. “The Tahoe Heartbeat Festival offers a fresh new way we can connect with Northern Californians, raise awareness about the importance of protecting the magnificent Lake Tahoe area, and further our efforts to give back to the community we so proudly serve.”

Along with parent company Tahoe Spirits, Inc., Tahoe Blue Vodka has donated more than $200K of its proceeds to organizations that work to protect Lake Tahoe and its surrounding environment.

Tickets for the inaugural Tahoe Heartbeat Festival are on sale now. For more information about the inaugural live music event and/or to purchase tickets, please visit www.tahoeheartbeatfestival.com. For more information about Tahoe Heartbeat, please visit www.tahoeheartbeat.com, and for more about Tahoe Blue Vodka, please visit www.tahoebluevodka.com.

About Tahoe Fund

The Tahoe Fund is a nonprofit founded in 2010 to support environmental improvement projects that restore lake clarity, enhance sustainable recreation, promote healthier forests, improve transportation, and inspire greater stewardship of the region. Through the generous support of its donors, the Tahoe Fund has leveraged more than $10 million in private funds to secure more than $60 million in public funds for more than 60 environmental projects. The projects include new sections of the Lake Tahoe Bikeway, restoration of watersheds, removal of aquatic invasive species, forest health projects, new hiking trails, and stewardship programs. Learn more at www.tahoefund.org.

About Tahoe Blue Vodka

Tahoe Blue Vodka was founded in 2012 by local entrepreneur Matt Levitt. The award-winning taste combines pristine Tahoe sourced water with a blend of grapes, corn and sugarcane for clean, gluten-free, crisp taste and smooth finish. Tahoe Blue Vodka has won over 25 prestigious awards at the highest regarded spirits tasting competitions. Through its parent company, Tahoe Spirits, Inc., Tahoe Blue Vodka has donated over $200K of its proceeds to organizations that work to protect Lake Tahoe and its surrounding environment. Tahoe Blue Vodka is available in stores throughout Reno/Tahoe/Northern Nevada, Sacramento, San Francisco and will soon be available in Southern California. For more information about Tahoe Blue Vodka, please visit www.tahoebluevodka.com.

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