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UPDATE 12.4.20: Bay Area health officers collectively elected to proactively enter into the state’s most restrictive shutdown since March over the next few days, with Marin going into lockdown at 12pm on Tuesday, Dec. 8. The Bay Area has not yet dipped below 15% ICU capacity, which was the trigger established statewide by Gov. Newsom. UPDATE…

The Miller and Throckmorton Ave. street closures were an undisputed success, with the “rising tide lifts all boats” mantra drawing rave reviews from neighboring businesses. To make holiday shopping as convenient as possible, the City is reconfiguring the Miller closure to free up additional parking and add a lane for outbound traffic. We hope to have one…

It all started with a poster. United Against Hate Week (Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2020) is a call for local civic action by people in every Bay Area community to stop the hate and implicit biases that are a dangerous threat to the safety and civility of our neighborhoods, towns and cities. United Against Hate Week emerged…

Equator Coffees is asking customers to donate new coats to families in need this holiday season, partnering with Adopt a Family Marin, which works to prevent homelessness in Marin, to distribute coats to community members during their holiday gift program. Through Dec. 11, all Equator cafes are taking donations of new coats for kids and adults. Together,…

This holiday shopping season is a different for everyone, but a community of means like ours needs to do everything it can to make sure that all kids up to 18 years old have a chance to get a new, unwrapped gift for the holidays. #ShopMV and drop off your gift at one of the…

The Mill Valley Library Foundation, one of the two organizations that privately raises money “to help sustain–and even grow–an extraordinary array of award-winning Mill Valley Public Library programs that tax-based City of Mill Valley funding does not provide for, including After Hours, teen and children’s programs, a technology lab and instruction,” is looking to build on its extraordinary record of support…

In 2019, just a few weeks on the heels of their 40th anniversary, Pat McDonnell and Barbara Contini, the husband-and-wife team behind Nicasio Woodworks, showcased their Wedded Wood products, an array of bowls, trays, small tables and vases, at the 44th annual American Craft Show in San Francisco. ​Now those gorgeous products are available at Terrestra, the downtown Mill Valley…

A few words from Mill Valley’s homegrown Santa Claus: “Although we have to do things a bit differently this year, that doesn’t mean we can not see each other. That’s why Santa will come to your house or to your Christmas celebration virtually. Book your own meet + greet via zoom, with Santa on www.SantaClausVirtual.com and plan your virtual…

The O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2019, continues its decades-long support of independent artists, has unveiled a ‘Small Works Sale’ throughout the Holiday shopping season. From rock sculptures by Stonefox to pottery from Tina Fosella, the collection features more than 50 works of art. O’Hanlon is community-focused nonprofit art center located on two acres at the…

As you may have heard, Mill Valley’s annual Winterfest holiday celebration, will be a bit different in this ridiculously strange year. Winterfest 2020 comes into two components this year. One is a film that highlights the spirit of this landmark event, featuring local arts organizations, a pre-recorded tree lighting and, of course, appearances by Santa Claus at…