by mvchamber | Oct 6, 2024 | 142 Throckmorton, Arts & Entertainment, Downtown Mill Valley, Live Music
October Noon Concert features Violinist Jennifer Choi, cellist Angela Lee, and guitarist Marc Teicholz join who forces to play a delightfully varied and colorful program. The music ranges from Paganini to Piazzolla, Baroque to Balkan, light and humorous to darkly...
by mvchamber | Oct 6, 2024 | Arts & Entertainment, Diversity & Equity, Marin Theatre Company, Miller Avenue
Calling all true crime fans! Don’t miss the first play of our season, award-winning Canadian playwright Kat Sandler’s hit Yaga. Direct from Toronto where it captured critical raves, this subversive dark comedy fairy tale begins as a classic whodunit that veers into...
by mvchamber | Oct 6, 2024 | Art, Arts & Entertainment, City of Mill Valley, Health & Wellness, Miller Avenue, Volunteerism
Readers of this space know that we are longstanding Tim Ryan enthusiasts, particularly for his unending creativity and community spirit – see here, here and here, to name just a few. In an IJ piece entitled “Homestead Valley man creates whimsical public art...
by mvchamber | Oct 1, 2024 | Arts & Entertainment, Downtown Mill Valley, Live Music, Mill Valley Film Festival, Restaurants, Shopping
On the heels of the exhilarating return of the Sequoia Cinema earlier this year, along with the unveiling of the ever-creative new Visual Design for the 2024 Mill Valley Film Festival by Marin’s Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners, and the amazing news...
by mvchamber | Sep 30, 2024 | 142 Throckmorton, Art, Arts & Entertainment, City Council, City of Mill Valley, Climate, County of Marin, Depot Plaza, Diversity & Equity, Downtown Mill Valley, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Housing, Live Music, Marin Theatre Company, Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival, Mill Valley Film Festival, Mill Valley History, Mill Valley in the News, Mill Valley Lumber Yard, Mill Valley Market, Mill Valley Music Fest, Miller Avenue, Milll Valley Chamber, Mount Tamalpais, Parks & Recreation, Public Restrooms, Restaurants, Shopping, Volunteerism
By Andrew Sheeler How happy are you, really? A committee of California lawmakers looked into the issue and released a report showing more Californians are unhappy, while happy Californians are more likely to be better off financially and live near the coast. The...