Latest reporting from the Community desk.
Latest reporting from the Community desk.
Latest reporting from the Community desk.
Community
Live Well Mill Valley hosts “Move Better, Live Better,” a fall prevention event Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at Downtown Plaza, with refreshments from Equator Coffee and Madrona Bakery.
Community
Live Well Mill Valley hosts “Move Better, Live Better,” a fall prevention event Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at Downtown Plaza, with refreshments from Equator Coffee and Madrona Bakery.
Live Well Mill Valley hosts “Move Better, Live Better,” a fall prevention event Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at Downtown Plaza, with refreshments from Equator Coffee and Madrona Bakery.
Community
“The Unrooted Bloom,” co-directed by Cassidy Friedman and Amber Allen-Peirson, premieres Saturday, Oct. 10, at Larkspur’s Lark Theater during the Mill Valley Film Festival. A screening and discussion follows Sunday, Oct. 11, at Mill Valley Public Library.
Community
Five Mill Valley creative achievers, including an Emmy-winning animator and a chalk street artist, will be honored at the Milley Awards dinner ceremony on Oct. 18 at the Mill Valley Community Center.
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Cinelounge Tiburon's new nonprofit, the Tiburon Playhouse Foundation, will hold its inaugural fundraising gala Nov. 5 with Academy Award-nominated actor Bruce Dern as guest of honor, as the downtown theater works to secure its financial future.
Community
Tiburon resident Eddie Madril, a San Francisco State University professor and founder of Sewam American Indian Dance, will headline a free Native American cultural celebration at Zelinsky Park on Oct. 11, the day before Indigenous Peoples Day.
Community
Mill Valley's City Council adjourned its September meeting in honor of Mary Murphy, a 59-year-old Safeway cashier who worked at the Miller Avenue store for more than 33 years before she was killed in an Aug. 24 pedestrian crash in Novato.
Community
The Mill Valley City Council recognized Janet Miller as its quarterly Volunteer All-Star on Sept. 21 for two decades of disability advocacy, including founding the special education PTA It Takes a Village and co-founding Project Awareness and Special Sports.
Community
The Belvedere-Tiburon Library hosts three free El Niño preparedness workshops starting Sept. 30, covering king tides, flooding and power outages as Tiburon spends $75,000 on storm supplies ahead of a potentially record-breaking storm season.
Community
The first Marin Children's Business Fair brings young entrepreneurs to Town Center Corte Madera on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with booths selling handmade goods and cash prizes at a closing ceremony.
Community
The Richardson Bay Regional Agency has accepted nearly $5 million in grants to remove sunken debris from the bay floor and replant eelgrass beds damaged by years of illegal anchoring, building on a multi-year restoration effort in the waterway between Mill Valley and Tiburon.
Community
DjangoFest Mill Valley returns to the Throckmorton Theatre for four days of Gypsy Jazz Sept. 24–27, featuring an international lineup that includes German Sinti guitarist Gismo Graf, Argentine guitarist Gonzalo Bergara and Dutch violinist Tim Kliphuis.
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The 43rd annual Tiburon Wine Festival brings 60 wineries and 11 local restaurants to Point Tiburon Plaza on Oct. 3, with tickets ranging from about $119 to $139 covering all tastings.
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The City of Larkspur, Resilient Neighborhoods and the Larkspur Library host a free "Sustainable Home Basics" lunch-and-learn workshop Thursday, Sept. 17, from noon to 1 p.m., with in-person and online options.
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