This August First Tuesday, dive into the beautiful Paseo Bistro for a one-night creative celebration of art, music, food, and community. Hosted by Paseo Bistro, with featured art experiences led by artist Laura Palmer and Andrea de Francisco (founder of Mystic), this immersive evening invites you to make art, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and soak in the joyful energy of Mill Valley’s beloved Art Walk in a whole new way.
Your $70 ticket ($50 for ages 12 and under) includes:
A custom bingo card featuring prints of Laura Palmer’s original artwork (this will be your “passport” for the evening)
Two creative stations: one with Laura, one with Andrea – hands-on and art-forward
A light dinner
Two drinks
Additional creative prompts and playful activities to complete your bingo card
A live DJ spinning tunes to set the vibe
A $10 gift card to Paseo Bistro (for a future visit) when you complete your bingo card
This is a come-and-go experience: you’ll receive a wristband at check-in so you can wander the Art Walk and return at your own pace.
We’ll be filling the entire Paseo space with art, light, music, and a touch of magic — and we hope you’ll be part of it.
Space is limited. Link to tickets here.
Paseobistro.com – the ticket link is here.
Thank you to our amazing guests and team!
For those than haven’t had to chance, Paseo Bistro regular hosts some of the best jazz and live music, having debuted Courtyard Jazz on Thursdays, inviting jazz lovers to a rhythm-filled night of delightful tunes and good vibes in Paseo Bistro’s courtyard every Thursday. Music starts between 5-6pm and goes for 2 hours.
The latest era of the historic venue comes on the heels of the legendary Mill Valley musician Sammy “the Red Rocker” Hagar’s decision to close El Paseo to tend to his myriad business, media and musical interests. Mill Valley resident Ki Yong Choi’s group took over in 2019. Like so many restaurants over the course of the past several years, the group has persevered, innovated and renovated to create right-sized spaces for our modern times.
“We’re proud and humbled by the outpouring of community support,” says Choi, formerly an El Paseo customer. They opened in late 2021, navigated the staffing shortage that just about every restaurant in the U.S. felt, and continue to build toward renaissance for an iconic name in Bay Area foodie circles.
Dinner is served 5-9 pm Tuesday through Sunday. 415.888.3907. 17 Throckmorton Ave.
