Arts & Entertainment
Infused With the Spirit of RBG, MTC Continues 2022-23 Season With a SCOTUS-Inspired ‘Justice: A New Musical’ – Opens Feb. 16
The theatrical mashup of music and American history continues its world premiere here in Mill Valley, with Gunderson, Lowdermilk and Kerrigan presenting a new version of their groundbreaking musical fresh from its world premiere last Spring at Arizona Theatre Company.
Read MoreVictress Arts Productions and O’Hanlon Center for the Arts Present ‘Boundless Heart’ Screening, Live Music and Poetry – Jan. 7, 5-7pm
“The evening’s events arise from silence. Poetry, classical and improvisational music,
and the short documentary film all point to the great classic mystery, and to its nourishing beauty as discovered by many mystics around the world,
historically and in our modern times.”
After a Legendary Run, Steve Bajor Resigns As Director of the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival
“Sometimes we are lucky and have opportunities that help define us and bring out the best in our skills and character. Their challenges and complexity help us grow in many wonderful ways. My time with the festival has been one of those magical gifts and I feel blessed and honored to have been part of it, both professionally and personally.”
Read MoreMill Valley Library Foundation Touts Annual Fundraising Appeal and Matching Gifts
The Mill Valley Library Foundation has long established itself as a powerhouse organization in support of one of Mill Valley’s treasures: the Mill Valley Public Library. It has done so in myriad ways, from its establishment of a multi-million-dollar endowment and a Legacy Giving program to creative events that celebrate literature for all ages like the Beyond the Book Bash and the Storybook Ball. In the spirit…
Read MoreArtist Carol Jacobsen to Showcase Her Work at Homestead Valley Community Center in January
Since 2020, Carol Jacobsen has been working on her latest series, Women of Color and Accomplishment.
Thirty-one of her portraits are in her first book of the series published in 2021. Jacobsen now has her second book published with another 31 portraits.
Read MoreAfter Nearly 40 Years in San Francisco, Art Dealer Anthony Meier Relocates Gallery to Mill Valley: ‘Change Is Good’
After nearly four decades in San Francisco, dealer Anthony Meier will leave the city for more picturesque environs nearby, according to ARTnews. Early next year, he will move his namesake gallery across the Golden Gate Bridge to Mill Valley taking over the spaces on Throckmorton that were previously occupied by Pollen + Wool and Christopher Salon.
Read MoreSingers Marin Is Now Accepting New Soprano and Alto Voices For Its Spring Season – With a Chance to Perform in Ireland!
Singers Marin is now accepting new singers for its spring season. All Soprano and Alto voices are welcome. Rehearsals start on January 9th and take place on Monday nights In Tiburon from 7-9pm. A concert at the end of the season will be presented to the community on Sunday, May 13th.
Read MoreThe Image Flow to Host Renowned Photojournalist Ed Kashi – ‘Abandoned Moments’ Lecture & Book Signing Jan. 7, 5-6:30pm
Kashi is coming to Marin to teach a photography workshop at The Image Flow in San Anselmo from January 17 – January 28, with a lecture on his latest award-winning monograph on January 7, 2023. Kashi’s arrival in Marin will come on his coverage of the health impacts on laborers from countries like Nepal to Qatar, ahead of the World Cup in Qatar.
Read MoreMVSD, MV Recreation Host Screening of Gut-Wrenching, Illuminating ‘Our America: Lowballed’ Documentary – Watch It Below
“This about understanding and correcting the intrinsic value of whiteness,” said Andre M. Perry, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, noting that the percentage of white appraisers was as high as 68 percent. “Equity is stimulus, not just for Black and Brown people, but for the whole country. All we are saying is acknowledge it so we can correct it.
Read MoreWinterfest 2022: A Heartwarming, Joyous and Unexpectedly Dry Day Until It Very Much Wasn’t!
Much of the day proceeded with a smattering of brief showers early, bright blue skies for most of it, and then a run-for-cover downpour at the end, concluding with another dry spell that allowed Mayor Jim Wickham to lead the the throngs on the plaza for a countdown to the Holiday Tree Lighting.
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