Tahoe Expedition Academy’s Second Annual Rainbow Run, Rock & Roll on Sunday, June 1st was a tremendous success thanks to the support we received from sponsors, community partners, vendors, performers, and participants!!! We look forward to seeing you again next year!!!
Race Results can be found HERE
Professional photos from Lefrak Photography can be found HERE
Join us on Sunday, June 1, 2025 from 8:30am-1:00pm
- Event Schedule -
• 8:00am - 9:00am - Bib pick up
• 9:00am - 5K runners are released
• 9:10am - 5K walkers are released
• 9:30am - Folks on scooters or bikes are released
• 9:30am - Festival begins
• 1:00pm - Festival ends
This out and back fun run/walk will start and end on the paved Truckee River Legacy Trail above the Lower River BBQ plaza. After departing in self-identified mile time waves, participants follow a mostly flat course along the Truckee River. They will pass the East River Foot Bridge before a short descent. The course goes under Hwy 267 just before passing the one water station. The course continues along the path, over a wooden footbridge before reaching the turnaround location.
Registration is now open, HOWEVER event t-shirts can only be guaranteed to participants who sign up by May 14th, so sign up EARLY!
Join us from 9:30am - 1:00pm on the Chief Truckee Lawn at the Truckee Regional Park for a family friendly celebration of PRIDE.
Musicians and performers: Inner Rhythms, David Mack DJ, TEA Rock Bands, Sour Crush, Steel Sparrows
Food trucks: Super Swirl - Ice Cream Truck, Lumbre & Dulce Gula - Taco Truck
Vendors and booths such as Riverside Studios, Tahoe Food Hub, Woodward Tahoe, and Truckee Community Theater. Full list below.
If you would like to join the musical line up or sign up to host a booth, please reach out to pride@tahoeexpeditionacademy.org.
We are excited to be the launch event for 2025 Truckee Pride.
To learn more about Truckee Pride, please click HERE.
“The word ‘pride’ is an integral cultural concept within the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex (LGBTQI) community, representing solidarity, collectivity, and identity as well as resistance to discrimination and violence. Its associated symbolism (e.g., rainbow colors) communicates to individuals that LGBTQI members are welcome as valuable members of the community.” (LGBT.UCSF)
