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Sheer Joy: Legendary Hometown Hero Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew Bring ‘Remain in Light’ Project to MV Music Fest – May 14
“Adrian and I had often discussed the magic of the 1980 tour and the sheer joy it brought to audiences. It is such a delight to see and bring that joy once again to crowds on this upcoming tour. You can’t help but dance and go home with a happy smile on your face.”
Read MoreCaltrans Shuts Down Two Northbound Lanes on Richardson Bay Bridge Thru Sept. 30 at 8am
Caltrans is in the midst of a construction project on the Richardson Bridge project that will impact the northbound lanes to replace “the existing asphalt concrete bridge deck surface with polyester concrete in both the northbound and southbound directions of US-101 at Richardson Bay Bridge.
Read MoreDon’t Miss 6th Annual Marin City Juneteenth Festival – June 19, 10:30am-6pm
On June 19, Marin City’s Juneteenth Community Festival returns with a pair of themes: “Looking Towards the Future” and “Global Connections.”
Read MoreAntone Family, Owners of East Coast Sub Shop on Miller, Mourn the Tragic Passing of Dylan Antone
The Antone family, which boasts longtime, deep roots in Mill Valley and opened the popular Antone’s East Coast Sub Shop since 2016, are mourning the tragic loss of their son Dylan Antone, who passed away on February 8.
Read MoreState Extends Indoor Mask Mandate Through Feb. 15
In Marin, which boasts a 93% vaccination rate among the eligible population and a nearly 90% rate among the county’s total population, cases have spiked sharply, but hospitalizations remain manageable, public health officials said.
Read MoreTam High Football Squad Slays Trojans, Earns Rematch at Home with Vaunted Marin Catholic – Nov. 20, 1pm
The Tam High football team garnered its first North Coast Section Division playoff win in 12 years on Saturday with a 27-21 win over the Petaluma. The victory earned the Red-tailed Hawks a rematch with Marin Catholic.
Read MoreFeel the Love: Marin Arts’ UpTake Culture Feed Shines a Light on Mill Valley Artistic Bounty (and Much More)
We spend all day, every day shouting into the hills about the wonders of Mill Valley. But we’re incredibly grateful when other organizations do the same, and that is certainly the case with a recent post by Pamela Coddington, Editor at MarinArts’ UPTAKE Culture Feed.
Read MoreWith Star-Studded Films Like ‘Cyrano,’ ‘Dune’ and ‘The French Dispatch,’ 44th Mill Valley Film Festival Is a Return to Some Degree of Normalcy – Oct. 7-17
The 44th edition of MVFF features many of same virtual options of 2020, but it also boasts an excellent lineup of in-person appearances from some Hollywood A-listers. They include BAFTA Award-winning director Joe Wright, set to show the Opening Night California premiere of “Cyrano,” a re-imagining of the timeless tale of a heartbreaking love triangle involving Cyrano de Bergerac, played by Peter Dinklage, and featuring ferocious wordplay at a verbal joust and with brilliant swordplay in a duel.
Read MoreArts Commission’s Concerts in the Plaza Returns Sept. 11-12 With Local Stalwarts and Some Special Guests
UPDATE: To allow for plenty of social distancing at the Mill Valley Arts Commission’s Concerts on the Plaza, the Miller Ave. Closure (between Sunnyside and Throckmorton avenues) will be in effect on Saturday, Sept. 11 from 5-10pm, and on Sunday, Sept. 12 from 11am-9pm).
Read MoreMask Up and LOL as Comedy in the Plaza Returns – Sept. 22
Comedy in the Plaza – the Mill Valley Arts Commission’s annual night of hilarity on the downtown plaza – regularly draws some of the best standup comedians in the business, and this year’s edition, in a year when we could all use some laughter, is no different. The event is set for Wednesday, Sept. 22 at 6pm.
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