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In Marin Theatre’s ‘Betrayal,’ a Love Affair Has No Pulse
Characters don’t have to be likable. But it would be nice if they had a pulse. In Marin Theatre’s “Betrayal,” Harold Pinter’s three-hander about a wife cheating with her husband’s best friend, they sometimes do. But just as often actors strip intention, subtext and humanity from their delivery. Lines are just sounds, the script an…
Read MoreThank You to Our 2026 Winterfest Advertisers
There is something special about the holidays in Mill Valley. Downtown fills with festive lights, familiar faces, and the joy of neighbors coming together. As we look forward to Winterfest on Sunday, December 6, from 1–4 PM, we are grateful to the businesses and organizations whose advertising support helps make this beloved celebration possible.
Our Winterfest advertisers reflect the remarkable variety of people and places that make our community thrive—from arts and dance to local dining, independent shops, trusted services, and vital nonprofits. We hope you will take a moment to get to know them—and show them some extra love this season.
Read MoreNew Mill Valley Restaurant Inspired by Japanese, Peruvian Flavors
El Paseo’s collection of intimate, brick-walled rooms, connected by a winding passageway between Throckmorton and Sunnyside avenues in Mill Valley, has been home to a succession of restaurants since the 1940s. The latest is Lima Nikkei from Novato resident Edwin Sandoval, and it brings Nikkei, a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines, to Marin following…
Read MoreWest Point Inn
Hello, Visitors and locals may enjoy a Mill Valley history event this weekend. West Point Inn is showing “Blind Husbands” (1919), Erich von Stroheim’s silent drama set at an Alpine inn, with live piano by Tony-nominated composer Wayne Barker. Stroheim waited tables at West Point Inn in 1912, before Hollywood. Blind Husbands (1919) West Point…
Read MoreFirst Annual Pumpkin Painting on the Plaza
Pumpkins, Paint & Community: Thank You, Tamalpais Paint & Color! A little paint, a pumpkin and a place to gather made for a joyful Sunday in downtown Mill Valley. On October 25, 2026, families came together at Depot Plaza for free pumpkin painting—and we have Tamalpais Paint & Color to thank for making it happen.…
Read MoreMill Valley is One Step closer to Design Money for the Miller Ave Roundabout
What’s happening: The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) voted unanimously Thursday to nominate $453,000 for design work at Miller Avenue, Montford Avenue and La Goma Street. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) makes the final call between January and March. Money would reach the city in the second half of 2027 at the earliest. Mill Valley asked…
Read MoreMill Valley Middle School Project On Track as Rain Season Nears
Mill Valley Middle School students should be able to move into their temporary campus by January as planned, according to the school district. In addition, contractors have raised classroom floors to above the Federal Emergency Management Agency flood levels to offset high tides and heavy rain expected during the El Niño winter, said Elizabeth Kaufman,…
Read MoreMill Valley Middle School ModernizationPhase: Interim Campus Construction: October 23, 2026
October 23, 2026
Read MoreCelebrate Our One Year at SHOP CAMINO on Saturday, November 7th
To mark this milestone, Shop Camino is partnering with Mill Valley’s Love’s Legacy Rescue, bringing together our shared belief that home is more than a beautiful space — it is a feeling of belonging. We would love for you to come out and support Love’s Legacy Rescue’s mission: A women-founded and women-led organization, just like us! Love’s Rescue…
Read MoreFall Festivities at the Pelican Inn!
On October 23, The Pelican Inn Hosted the Night the Witches Were Invited in, an evening inspired by the folklore and curious history of the Pelican Inn. The building has some interesting Witch Lore, including glass worked into the fireplace mortar and, believe it or not, an actual horses head buries beneath the fireplace, both…
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