Posts Tagged ‘Arts & Entertainment’
The Curtain Theatre: Meet the Cast of Love’s Labour’s Lost
This year’s cast features: Euan Ashley (King of Navarre); William Cagle(Nathaniel); Dominic Marco Canty (Don Armado); Heather Cherry(Holofernes); David Cole (Costard); Alexandra Fry (Princess of France); Diego Hardy (Berowne); Thomas Hutchinson (Dumaine); Rachel Ka’iulani Kennealy (Rosaline); Thomas Peterson (Longaville); Tom Reilly(Boyet); Arya Safavi (Katherine); Marianne Shine (Dull); Faryn Thomure(Maria); and Abigail Wissink (Armado’s Page). A Fresh Take on a Shakespeare Favorite In Love’s Labour’s Lost, the King of Navarre convinces three friends to join him in a three-year pledge to avoid women…
Read MoreTam High Foundation Announces Emily Uhlhorn as Next Executive Director
Current Tamalpais Union High School District Trustee to assume leadership role in January 2027 as the Foundation celebrates 30 years of supporting Tam High students. Mill Valley, Calif. – July 23, 2026 — The Tam High Foundation today announced the appointment of Emily Uhlhorn as its next Executive Director, effective January 2027 after the completion…
Read MoreMill Valley Fall Arts Festival Unveils All-Star Live Music Lineup for 69th Annual Celebration
Laurie Lewis & Nina Gerber; Mark Karan and His Buds; Barry Sless, Tim Bluhm & Stephen Ingliss; Eamonn Flynn & Dublinesque, and More Perform Beneath the Redwoods September 19 & 20 Mill Valley, CA — The 69th Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival has unveiled an eclectic lineup of acclaimed Bay Area musicians, bringing two full days of live performances to…
Read MoreMILLEY AWARDEES FOR 2026 ANNOUNCED!
It’s the 35th year of the Milley Awards, Mill Valley’s annual awards for creative achievement, which are held every year in October. This year the awards event, featuring a reception, buffet dinner and program, will be held Sunday, October 18 at the Mill Valley Community Center. Invitations will go out by email at the end…
Read MoreThe Local Trade and Mystic Pack the Studio in Their First Partnership
Chamber members Mystic and The Local Trade came together to host a sold out spoon carving class last month. The packed room in Mystic’s new B-Side studio brought together members of the community to share the experience of carving spoons by hand. Using Japanese techniques and a range of tools, attendees all walked away with…
Read MoreLEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL
Throckmorton’s Summer Theatre Camp presentsLegally Blonde The Musical We conclude our teen intensive summer camp with this fabulously fun, uplifting musical about discovering your true potential. Brimming with infectious energy, catchy songs and plenty of laughs, this show is a favorite among audiences of all ages! TICKETS HERE!
Read MoreMarin IJ Earns Top Statewide Journalism Award
The Independent Journal has won 19 awards in the California News Publishers Association’s annual journalism contest — including the award for general excellence, its top honor. The general excellence award is the IJ’s second in four years in its circulation category. The award was for consecutive editions on Oct. 26 and 27, 2025. Overall, IJ…
Read More‘Profound’ Changes To Parking, Commercial Codes Highlighted By Mill Valley Planning Officials
The Planning Commission said at the May 18 Mill Valley’s City Council meeting the past year brought some of the most significant shifts in local zoning and permitting in decades, particularly on parking and commercial rules that affect downtown businesses. In its annual report to the City Council, the commission detailed a heavy workload of…
Read MoreMiller Nights in Downtown Mill Valley!
Depot Plaza, Miller Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941 This summer, Mill Valley comes alive with Miller Nights — a laid-back evening series designed for the community to gather, unwind, and enjoy the best of downtown. Join us June 12 and August 21 from 5–8 PM at Depot Plaza, where there will be a partial street closure on…
Read MorePlanting the Future: The Outdoor Art Club Gets Ready for Its Next Century
If you’ve walked past the shingled building tucked behind the wisteria-covered gate at 1 West Blithedale Avenue lately, you may have noticed something: the Outdoor Art Club has been busy. In fact, over the past three years, the Club — one of the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce’s longtime members — has quietly undertaken a once-in-a-century effort to preserve and renew one of downtown’s architectural gems. The club has hosted generations of civic gatherings, performances, celebrations, and community conversations – but few people remember that in the 1930s it narrowly escaped demolition when the City proposed turning the site into a parking lot. Now, the Club’s members have once again rolled up their sleeves to care for this landmark — this time by ensuring it meets modern safety and health standards while preserving its historic character.
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