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From the Massively Impactful Destination Art to the Multi-Faceted Vintage Ruse in Tam Junction, Jules Mercer Is a Force for Community & Creativity

Mercer spotted a for-lease sign at the intersection of Shoreline Hwy. and Almonte Blvd., a space so large at 6,000 square feet that she could manifest the community hub she’d sought for ages: part retail, part creative outlet and part community gathering space in which to host events – or allow others to use the massive space to do so.

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Kate Barrengos Showcases ‘You Are Here’ Mixed Media Work @ MV Chamber in April

Kate Berrengos

For her current exhibit, ā€œMill Valley,ā€ Barrengos “celebrates a town where you can stumble out the front door, head off in any direction, and find beauty.Ā The work isĀ  purposefully simplified and fantastical, painted with acrylic on linen in a 20×16-inch vertical format.Ā  This consistency and directness underscores how remarkable this town is.”

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Let’s Fill Those Vacancies: Youth Job Fair at MV Community Center – March 29, 3:30-7pm

​The Youth Job Fair seeks toĀ directly address the gap between a very low unemployment rate and overflowing job boards head-on, with a specific wrinkle for employers: the ability toĀ submit your specific job openings whether or not you intend to be an exhibitor at the event itself. This allows job seekers to get a sense of the available opportunities before they arrive on site.

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Photographer Ed Carey Showcases His Striking B&W Work at the MV Chamber Thru March – First Tuesday Artwalk Is March 7, 5:30-7:30

The prints on view are Platinum / Palladium prints. This process was invented in the early 19th century and was the preferred method of printing by many of the early legends of photography such as Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand and many others. The Platinum / Palladium print is revered for its long tonal range and it’s archival quality.Ā 

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