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Throckmorton Theatre’s Tivoli Room. Courtesy image. For the past three years, the Throckmorton Theatre has welcomed audiences to the Tivoli Room every Wednesday at noon and presented concerts performed by talented musicians free of charge. Musicians often stayed after the performance to informally speak about the program and their upcoming concerts. With concerts on hold…

Oscar Lopez’s Yo-El-Mexicano. Courtesy image. Despite being unable to welcome art lovers to check out in-person exhibits as usual, the folks at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts have stayed extremely bust of late. Fresh on the heels of its “Humankind in Crisis” exhibit, the nonprofit arts organization followed it up with “Me to Myself,” which focused on the…

[UPDATE: 6.26.20: County officials announced late Friday that due to the highest number of new cases of any one day thus far in Marin’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a significant increase in individuals hospitalized, a number of industries scheduled to reopen on Monday, June 29, will NOT being so. They include: hotels/motels and short-term…

Over the past few years, Clean Mill Valley volunteer Peggy Katcher has made it her job to look after a section of East Blithedale Ave. right at the entrance to town. Over time, she has purchased the redwood tree that is growing in the poppy circle, planted the poppies and has dedicated herself to taking care…

Yann Bertrand and Paul Webb. Local ultra cyclists Paul Webb and Yann Bertrand have one heck of a Saturday planned for this weekend.  In an effort to raise money and raise awareness of the mental health challenges facing at-risk youth, and the resources to help them through Sky’s The Limit Fund, the pair are set to…

Karen Benke. In a lengthy, deeply informative thread today, Dr. Bob Wachter, the Chair of the UCSF Department of Medicine, took a deep dive into the COVID-19 data that’s trending in the wrong direction all over the country right now and how it should affect our decision-making in an economy that is increasingly reopening. He also…

Film lovers gather outside the CineArts Sequoia Theatre for the Mill Valley Film Festival in 2014. Photo by Kirke Wrench. Cinemark, whose lease to operate the CineArts Sequoia movie theater runs through September 2023, announced this week that it plans to reopen the two-screen theater on July. The revelation came as Cinemark announced its plans to reopen all…

[Update 7.2.20: Buckeye is set to reopen July for indoor and outdoor dining, as well as takeout/delivery. Reservations here].​As many of us have had to do over the past several months of the COVID-19 crisis, the folks at Buckeye Roadhouse is taking a pause. The 83-year-old landmark Mill Valley restaurant has temporarily closed upon learning…

Fifteen months after Chris and Lindsey Wanner opened the second Bay Area location of their West Coast Wine • Cheese shop at 31 Sunnyside Ave., adjacent to Kitchen Sunnyside restaurant in downtown Mill Valley, the entire foundation of their business – gathering people together to learn about and experience great West Coast wines – fell victim to the COVID-19…

As we all know, every local sports organization has been scrambling over the past few weeks to get ready for summer camps in the midst of a health crisis that requires extensive health and safety protocols. Dave Fromer Soccer has gone through that process and is unveiling its 39th Annual Summer Soccer Camps, with camps…