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Member Stories: PAID PROMOTION If you’ve spent time in Mill Valley, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Emily Schaffer, a real estate advisor with Engel & Völkers. A true Marin local with deep roots in the community, Emily is known for her thoughtful, relationship-driven approach. She lives, works, and raises her family here, bringing a firsthand understanding of what makes each…

The annual Milley Awards for Creative Achievement are open for new nominations of deserving artists, creators in the arts, and contributors to the arts of Mill Valley. Five honorees will be chosen in the following categories: visual, literary, musical, performing arts, and creative contributions to the Mill Valley’s Arts Community. On October 18, 2026, the awards will be…

Transforming an iconic local music venue toward sustainability cannot be an easy task. Yet, when circumstances change, and supporters find themselves in a “do or die” situation, they get moving. This is the case with the Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley.   Operating as a nonprofit organization since 2021, the Sweetwater’s calendar features acts from Karla Bonoff to Jeff…

The Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival has opened applications for its Emerging Artist Program and Student Scholarship opportunities for 2026. The festival will take place September 19–20 in downtown Mill Valley. Now entering its 69th year, the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival is one of Northern California’s most respected fine art and craft events. Set within a scenic redwood grove, the festival features…

Mayor Max Perrey said after the most recent City Council hearing that, “tonight the city of Mill Valley took bold climate action. “Decarbonizing our built environment is imperative to addressing climate change, ensuring clean air and protecting human health and our environment,” said Perrey, who advocated for the carbon-free cement on behalf of the Sierra Club before he was elected to local office. Mill Valley follows the county and Sausalito with the concrete requirement, although it will only apply to construction projects using more than 13 cubic yards of cement.