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Sunny brick plaza with café seating, red-awning storefront, and large shade trees.

Mill Valley hosts free fall prevention event Oct. 15

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.

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Sunny brick plaza with café seating, red-awning storefront, and large shade trees.

Mill Valley hosts free fall prevention event Oct. 15

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.

· 1 min read

Sunny brick plaza with café seating, red-awning storefront, and large shade trees.

Mill Valley hosts free fall prevention event Oct. 15

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.

· 1 min read

Event flyer for a free sustainable home basics lunch-and-learn workshop at Larkspur Library.

Free sustainability workshop set for Larkspur Library Sept. 17

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.

Five people pose in front of a cinema marquee reading Mill Valley Film Festival.

Mill Valley Film Festival unveils MVFF49 lineup, new sections

The 49th Mill Valley Film Festival runs Oct. 1–11 with 94 features and 80 shorts from 45 countries, opening with Martin McDonagh's Wild Horse Nine and screening at the Sequoia Cinema in Mill Valley, the Lark Theater in Larkspur and other Bay Area venues.

Adults lying on exercise mats in a mirrored fitness studio during a stretching class.

Corte Madera center for all ages finds a permanent home

Age-Friendly Intergenerational Solutions will move into a renovated 3,100-square-foot space at the former Andy's Market in Corte Madera's Bell Mt. Tam center, with the town funding a $396,000 buildout expected to open in January 2027.

Promotional graphic for author Sara Kehaulani Goo's Corte Madera event, showing her portrait beside the cover of her book "Kuleana: A Story of Family, Land, and Legacy in Old Hawai'i," featuring an aerial photo of Maui's coastline.

Native Hawaiian journalist brings land memoir to Corte Madera

Native Hawaiian journalist Sara Kehaulani Goo brings her debut memoir Kuleana to Book Passage in Corte Madera on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for a free event exploring her family's fight to keep ancestral Maui land after a 500% property-tax increase.

James Gray at the 2026 Locarno Film Festival.

Mill Valley festival honors 'Paper Tiger' director James Gray

The Mill Valley Film Festival will present director James Gray with its Director Award on Monday, Oct. 5, followed by a screening of his Cannes-premiered crime drama Paper Tiger and an onstage conversation with filmmaker Rian Johnson.

Terraced green hillside with benches and a white two-story historic building surrounded by trees and wildflowers.

Angel Island museum named Marin's best by readers

Marin Magazine readers voted the Angel Island Immigration Museum the county's best museum for 2026, and the foundation has announced fall events including a Del Sol Quartet concert featuring two world premieres on Sept. 12.

Promotional flyer showing four artwork samples and text for a nature-themed art exhibition.

Tiburon Town Hall hosts 'Nature, Reimagined' art exhibit

Four Sausalito-based ICB/ART artists bring a nature-themed group exhibition to Tiburon Town Hall's Community Gallery from Sept. 8 through Oct. 29, with a free opening reception on Sept. 15.

Duane Betts, wearing a white cowboy hat and a Southwestern-patterned jacket, sits on a blue velvet couch.

Duane Betts plays Sweetwater Friday with new solo album

Duane Betts and Palmetto Motel play two nights at Mill Valley's Sweetwater Music Hall on Aug. 28-29, touring behind the deeply personal new album Isle of Hope, produced by Dave Cobb and shaped by his father Dickey Betts' death and a decade of sobriety.

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