by mvchamber | Mar 12, 2025 | Art, Arts & Entertainment, Depot Plaza, Downtown Mill Valley, First Tuesday Artwalk, Holidays, Miller Avenue, Shopping
Kelly Scott, a longtime ultra-creative downtown Mill Valley retailer and owner of The Goods, has regularly used her imagination to expand on the palette at her shop at 6 Miller that is laden with “unique gifts, vintage finds, locally sourced treasures and lots of...
by mvchamber | Mar 12, 2025 | Arts & Entertainment, City of Mill Valley, Depot Plaza, Downtown Mill Valley, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Kids, Live Music, Mill Valley Lumber Yard, Miller Avenue, Parks & Recreation, Public Restrooms, Restaurants, Shopping, Sweetwater Music Hall
We’re firmly in the camp of there being no such thing as too much live music in Mill Valley. To that end, while we wake up every day to make the 2025 Mill Valley Music Fest the best version of itself, we’re also focused on getting you excited for a series...
by mvchamber | Mar 11, 2025 | Depot Plaza, Downtown Mill Valley, Health & Wellness, Kids, Parks & Recreation, Pets, Philanthropy, Public Restrooms, Volunteerism
Arts & Recreation are steeped into the fabric of Mill Valley, and this week, the City Council unanimously made a welcoming stride toward giving more Southern Marin residents, specifically our long-neglected, immediate neighbors just over the smallest of hills in...
by mvchamber | Mar 2, 2025 | Downtown Mill Valley, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Miller Avenue, Restaurants
The Sonoma Planning Commission approved the permit for a new Equator Coffees cafe location in the Sonoma Marketplace shopping center this week. From their Marin County roots to statewide acclaim, Equator Coffees is bringing its brews to Sonoma Valley with a new...
by mvchamber | Mar 2, 2025 | City of Mill Valley, County of Marin, Diversity & Equity, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Miller Avenue, Restaurants, Shopping, Tam Valley
The North Bay is facing stagnant population growth in coming decades and limited housing development until the profitability of construction changes. And the region’s lack of population growth and persistent high housing costs complicate growth in the local economy...