Enjoy Mill Valley Blog
The Enjoy Mill Valley Blog is the official storytelling platform of the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce — and the most comprehensive source for what’s happening in and around town.
Designed for residents, visitors, and business owners alike, the blog delivers timely, relevant coverage that captures the spirit of Mill Valley. From new business openings and community spotlights to local event previews, seasonal guides, and insider recommendations, Enjoy Mill Valley brings together everything that makes this community exceptional.
With a focus on connection and discovery, the blog:
- Highlights local businesses and entrepreneurs
- Covers Chamber initiatives and civic partnerships
- Promotes community events and cultural happenings
- Shares curated guides for dining, shopping, and experiences
- Celebrates the people who shape Mill Valley’s character
Whether you’re looking to explore something new, support a neighborhood business, or stay informed about upcoming events, the Enjoy Mill Valley Blog is your trusted source for local insight — thoughtfully curated and proudly community-driven.
Marin Theatre Company 2020-21 Slate, Going Digital to Start & Hoping for In-Person Productions in Late 2021
Marin Theatre Company’s 2020-21 season includes works from, clockwise from top center, Margot Melcon, Leila Buck, Lauren Gunderson, Denmo Ibrahim and Adam Rapp. Courtesy images. As the Mill Valley Film Festival opens its 43rd edition this week with a mix of digital and drive-in screenings amidst the COVID-19 crisis, another major force in the Bay Area arts…
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Marin Public Health Officer: With Continued Vigilance, Marin Can Advance to Next COVID Tier By Late October
What a difference a few weeks of COVID-19 vigilance and continued progress makes. That’s the word from Marin County Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis, who said this week that Marin could advance from the red tier 2 to the orange tier 3 within the statewide Blueprint for a Safer Economy framework as soon as Oct. 27, a…
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Ex-MMWD Watershed Manager Dives Into Marin’s Wildfire History with ‘Fire on the Mountain’ – Oct. 8
Mill Valley Historical Society and Mill Valley Library revive ongoing series delving into topics with deep historical roots in the 94941. For the past several years and likely long before that, none of us have needed any additional reminders about the climate change-propelled impacts of wildfire in the North Bay and throughout California. In an…
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Avoiding the ‘COVID Slide’: Tutor Corps Foundation Continues Efforts to Level the Educational Playing Field
When Jesse Roselin, founder of Tutor Corps, started working with students one-on-one, he recognized that his offering was one which many families could not afford. To ensure that a broad range of students would have access to high quality tutoring services, he started the Tutor Corps Foundation. As of this fall, the Tutor Corps Foundation now…
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#GetOutside: Makers Market Hosts Open-Air Marketplace @ Mill Valley Lumber Yard – Oct. 10
Makers Market‘s regular series of outdoor markets at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard continue this month as owner Suzy Ekman and her team continue to dip their toes into outdoor, socially distanced gatherings with an “Open-Air Marketplace” event on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 10am-6pm. The event features an array of local artists and makers, with whom attendees can interact and…
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Citing ‘Extraordinary Leadership’ Thru COVID-19 Crisis, Redwoods’ Hunter Moore Earns Spirit of Marin Award
Since the first arrival of the COVID-19 crisis in the U.S., congregate, skilled nursing and assisted living centers have been among the hardest hit communities. But with stalwart leadership and ongoing vigilance, The Redwoods, A Community of Seniors in Mill Valley, has not been among them. The community has avoided a positive coronavirus diagnosis in 2020, and…
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A Letter to Mill Valley Community Friends and Clients from Famous4 Shop Owner Larry “the Hat” Lautzker
Dear Friends and Client Family, I’ll be blunt: I am in a fight for the very life of my shop and my life in Mill Valley. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 crisis that has ravaged our economy and impacted businesses throughout our community, I haven’t been able to pay all of my rent. …
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Emebet Korn Brings Her Acclaimed Desta Gallery to MV
Emebet Korn in her Desta Gallery at 100 Throckmorton Avenue. Desta Gallery, the name of Emebet Korn’s renowned, longtime San Anselmo art gallery, draws its moniker from the Amharic language’s word for joy, which we could all use a bit more of these days. Korn officially opened Desta Gallery this week at 100 Throckmorton Avenue,…
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Chef Todd Shoberg, Renowned for Culinary Creations at Piatti, Molina & El Paseo, Killed in West Marin Car Crash
Chef Todd Shoberg at El Paseo in 2017. Courtesy image. Chef Todd Shoberg, who packed a career’s worth of culinary memories into his nearly 10 years at restaurants in Mill Valley, was killed Monday in a head-on car crash on Point Reyes-Petaluma Road. Shoberg, a 42-year-old resident of Petaluma, died after his Mazda 6 sport wagon drifted…
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