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Marin Joins Bay Area Health Officials to Require Masks Indoors to Prevent COVID-19 Spread
#MaskUp, ya’ll. The recommendation to wear a mask in indoor public spaces is back to being a mandate. Marin County Public Health officials once again locked arms with their fellow Bay Area public health officers to require masks indoors in public places, regardless of vaccination status, starting at 12:01am on Tuesday, August 3.
Read MoreDave Fromer Soccer, MV Recreation’s Fall Soccer Program Starts Sept. 7
Dave Fromer Soccer and Mill Valley Recreation have unveiled their Fall Soccer Program, Fromer officials say this unique 8-week program consists of weekly team practices and games on Saturdays. The combination of 2x/week team practices with an outstanding Dave Fromer Soccer coach, and playing small-sided games on Saturdays provide players a great way to improve quickly, and have lots of fun.
Read MoreBay Area Bars and Restaurants Start Requiring Proof of Vaccination
If Marin County Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis’ decision to lock arms with six of his fellow Bay Area counties to strongly recommend everyone wear a mask in indoor settings wasn’t enough of a reminder that we’re far from out of the COVID-19 woods, there’s plenty more. Willis’ agency last week reported the first COVID-19 death of a county resident since mid-May…
Read MoreSeat of Power: ‘Mapping MV History’ Explores the Archives of City Hall at 26 Corte Madera Avenue
Have you ever found yourself looking at a building downtown, admired its architecture and wondered what it looked like in the past? What businesses were there before? Mapping Mill Valley History is a new project that invites you to tour familiar streets and buildings and see how they have evolved over the years. It’s a collaboration between the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce and the treasure trove that is the Mill Valley Public Library‘s Lucretia Little History Room.
Read MoreThrockmorton Theatre Revives ‘Tours & Tales,’ a Deep Dive Into the History of Landmark Arts Institution – Thru Sept. 4
By popular demand, the Throckmorton Theatre is bringing back its stellar “Tours & Tales” adventure – and yes, we’re skipping over the part where you ponder the possibility, because it is an absolutely spectacular must-do – on Fridays and Saturdays at 6pm and 7:30pm, July 30th through September 4th.
Read MoreCity Council Backs Naming Boyle Park Snack Shack in Honor of the Late Suzie Wickham
Suzanne “Suzie” Wickham, wife of Mill Valley City Councilman Jim Wickham and mother of five children, passed away on March 7 after a long, quiet, valiant fight against her illness, participating in a cutting-edge cancer study at U.C.S.F., and choosing to believe in the strides, rather than the odds…
Read MoreYes, Marin Businesses Raked In Restaurant Revitalization Fund Aid, But Context – Namely Debt – Is Key
The Restaurant Revitalization Fund, a $28.6 billion support program for bars, restaurants and food trucks whose sales were devastated by the shutdowns that states imposed in response to the pandemic, closed on July 1 after running out of money, despite only fulfilling less than one-third of the grant requests it received.
Read MoreWith the One-Two Punch of a Loaded Live Music Lineup and the New Rock & Rye Restaurant, the Sweetwater Music Hall Is Back
The Sweetwater Music Hall is ready for one heckuva comeback. On the heels of a painful, largely music-free 16-plus months at Mill Valley’s venerable music venue, with its dozens of employees left waiting for a return to work, the Sweetwater’s braintrust has unveiled its long-awaited, raucous comeback. It’s a double dose of both sonic and mouth-watering treats.
Read MoreAcoustic Power Hour: Nick Brown & Friends to Perform at Miller Takeover – Sat., July 24, 6-8pm
Off and on through the bulk of the pandemic, Mill Valley residents and guests have made clear that their appetite for al fresco dining and shopping options is robust and passionate. Some of that outdoor dining has happened at the #MillerTakeover…
Read MoreStrawberry Village Unveils Its Latest Arrivals: Poke, Ice Cream, Jewelry, Women’s Apparel and Custom Closets
The COVID-19 crisis ravaged business across the globe, and Mill Valley wasn’t immune. But as we continue to move towards normalcy – despite the most recent indoor mask recommendation to account for the delta variant surge – the 94941 is seeing plenty of good news.
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