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If you are planning on coming up for the holidays, there are only slim pickins left for the week after Christmas. If you would like to come before and spend Christmas Eve in the snow, there are still some great values. Fill out our form and we will find you accomodations. Early December there are also some "not ready for prime time specials" available. Check out our site to see what you can book. Have fun, and don't forget your chains. Here's what is happening in town.
THIS WEEK
Fri October 1- Mon November 15 Convict Lake Fall Trout-O-Rama
With more than $5000 in prizes Convict Lake, a big supporter of the City Concierge finances this really fun fish derby. Catch the beeg one on their lake, and you could win one of 45 prizes. They will have room specials so book early, or check our special deals area for some other bargains. $5.00 entry fee on this one. Call Convict Lake at: 760-934-3800
SPECIAL EVENTS
Halloween is here! October 26-30 in the Village
There will be the annual pumpkin carving festival in the Village. Pick up your pumpkins starting on October 26 and return for judging, by Oct 31. There is the fabulous haunted house on October 29 and 30, and the ADULT costume contest on October 31. Sign ups are at Hennesseys and you can get judged at any bar. Have fun, and look scarey.
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL AND HAUNTED HOUSE In Town
Tourism and Recreation has set the date for this year's Halloween Events. The Children's Carnival will take place Friday, October 29, from 6:30 - 9 p.m. at Mammoth Mountain's Canyon Lodge. Set time aside now to bring the family to what is sure to be a great time. This year's festivities will include carnival games such the famous cakewalk, beanbag throw, football toss, duck pond, Velcro golf, lollipop pull, ring toss, and the evil clown throw. There will also be face painting, a pumpkin-carving contest, and a raffle so be sure to arrive in plenty of time to participate. Raffle prizes are being donated from many local businesses. Parks and Recreation has lots of fun prizes for everyone, so no one will leave empty handed. Carnival tickets are 50 cents apiece and can be purchased at the door. Don't forget to bring a goody bag to help carry home all your loot.
This year the carnival will also feature a thrilling haunted house staffed with zombies who like to make little children scream in delight. Enter at your own risk. Entrance to the Haunted House will require two 50-cent tickets.
THE SUMPTUOUS DIVA'S GUIDE TO AUTHENTIC BEAUTY WINTER WORKSHOPS
Be the Beauty You Wish to See in the World! Join Jillian Alexander-Gregory, Holistic Beauty Diva and Enlightened Self-care Artist for one or all of these luscious 2 hour workshops. Start taking excellent care of yourself now! There will be plenty of free goodies, great handouts and bonuses. Bring a friend, it's your party!
Where: Mammoth Lakes Community Center
Cost: $35.00/session, plus materials fee
Class Schedule:
Saturday, October 30th - 11:00 am Hair &1:00 pm Skin Elixirs
Saturday, November 13th - 11:00 am Make up &1:00 pm Baths
Saturday, December 11th - 11:00 am Baths & 1:00 pm Salves/Elixirs
Saturday, December 18th - 11:00 am - Holiday bath salt, lip gloss, and soap gift making day to benefit Wild Iris
NIGHTLIFE
Get Wild on Wednesdays
The locals know that Wednesday Night is Wild Wednesday at Whiskey Creek. Come join the fun every single Wednesday night. Dancing to the DJ gets started late, and goes late, so plan on coffee for breakfast on Thursdays! Call Whiskey Creek to find out who is spinning, and watch for the regular Friday and Saturday Band nights to start as ski season progresses. Live bands every Friday and Saturday and you can dance till... you'll need that coffee.
Grab The Mic and Do Your Thing. Sake, Sing and Be Silly!!
Every Tuesday and Saturday, Shogun, known for its great Japanese Sushi has Karaoke night. It is open mic night so pick your favorite tune and let us hear it. There are 1,000s to choose from and they stay open until everyone has sung out their hearts! Come have some sake, sing and silly. It's a hoot. 760-934-3970
ON THE MOUNTAIN
Thurs October 21 Mammoth Mountain Ski Area Opens
Early It is official! The Main Lodge ski area opened, and first tracks are being made in the newly fallen powder. The weather has cleared up and the troops are packing down the 55" of snow to make an early season start. Great if you're a pass holder, and even better as they are offering a early season day pass as well. Except for the Yankees game, there hasn't been this much excitement in the Sierras for a whole year! Come on up this weekend. Check our weather area for a complete snow and ski report. Call MMSA at: 760-934-2571
November 11 - Official Opening Day of Mammoth Mountain Ski Area
Join the fun, the parties and the giveaways this weekend, as Mammoth opens to full operation. There will be specials in the Village after skiing, fun things to do, and all the Main Lodge will be open and operational. Come up to enjoy the fresh snow, and leave your work worries behind. This is a great time to ski as there are no crowds before Thanksgiving.
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