Posts Tagged ‘Mill Valley’
Piazza D’Angelo’s Luigi Petrone Has Stepped up to Host a Fundraiser for LA Fire Victims – If You Can’t Make It In, Consider Donating Directly at the Links Below, or to Another Aid Group of Your Choosing
Like everyone, we’ve been devastated by the news coming out of Southern California. To help wildfire victims, join us this Thursday January 16th when we’ll be donating 100% of all profits to three organizations coordinating aid, including the California Community Foundation, Baby2Baby, and Pasadena Humane. This applies to all sales, all day, including dine-in and to-go. Not in the mood for Italian food? Can’t make it on Thursday? Consider donating directly at the links below, or to another aid group of your choosing. Make a reservation if you can, to help us plan for staffing. We’re all in this together, and we’re all Southern California Strong.
Read MoreHelp Clove Galilee and Jenny Rogers, Former Mill Valley Arts and Recreation Director, Recover After Wildfires
Clove and Jenny are pillars of their community who now face the challenge of rebuilding their lives after experiencing unprecedented losses. They are overwhelmed by where to start, and any contribution will be immensely appreciated. We are raising funds to help them with immediate needs like clothing, housing, food and essentials, as well as to rebuild their home in the aftermath of this terrible tragedy. At top left is a photo showcasing their home and the fruits of their love and labor.
Read MoreMill Valley Residents Jesse Roselin and Jen Milum Team Up to Reimagine Your Child’s Education Strategic Pathways for All Learners
Mill Valley residents Jesse Roselin, founder of Tutor Corps and Pacific Preparatory, and Jen Milum, Coach/Facilitator, will lead a transformative discussion on innovative, personalized approaches to education. Discover strategies that can complement—or even replace—traditional K–12 schooling, unlocking your child’s full potential.
Read MoreMarin IJ: Mill Valley Looks to Rehabilitate Roof of Historic Mill
“If you look under it from the inside, you can see daylight throughout it, and there’s some places vegetation is starting to grow and get hold, and it’s an untreated wood-shingle roof, so it has a fairly short lifespan,” said Mark Neumann, the city’s deputy director of operations and utilities. The creekside mill in Cascade Canyon was one of the first built in the Bay Area, according to the Mill Valley Historical Society. Erected around 1835 by John Reed, it is one of the oldest standing mills in California.
Read MoreChamber Music Marin Presents the Tesla Quartet – Sunday, February 2
Chamber Music Marin (CMM) presents the Tesla Quartet as part of their 2024-2025 Chamber Music Concert Series. Now in its 52nd year, Chamber Music Marin will present a diverse repertoire for their new season featuring newly commissioned works and timeless classics. The season consists of five intimate concerts, all reflecting CMM’s mission of presenting world-class musicians at affordable prices.
Read MoreOn Jan. 8th, Sweetwater Music Hall, Along With An Amazing Array of Musicians From Far and Wide, Honored the Late, Legendary Austin de Lone, Who Performed Around the World and Was a Stalwart Supporter of the Venue
Sweetwater Music Hall is excited to honor Austin de Lone, the legendary musician in Mill Valley and beyond, who has played all over the country and around the world for many years, and has been a stalwart supporter of the Sweetwater from the very beginning. Austin is going to hang up his rock ’n’ roll shoes, but has one more party up his sleeve to which you are invited! Please come and pay tribute to Austin and his many musical companions as we toast and roast him on January 8.
Read MoreIn Addition to the Service Expansion for Marin Transit, Operators of Bus, Train and Ferries in Marin are realigning some route schedules to improve service along the Highway 101 corridor
In Addition to the Service Expansion for Marin Transit, Operators of Bus, Train and Ferries in Marin are realigning some route schedules to improve service along the Highway 101 corridor
Read MoreMarin Transit Service Change: Increased Mid-Day Transit Service in Mill Valley on Route 17 – That Means More Opportunities to Do Your Errands along the Route 17 without parking!
Marin Transit Service Change: Increased Mid-Day Transit Service in Mill Valley on Route 17 – That Means More Opportunities to Do Your Errands along the Route 17 without parking!
Read MoreFlowers Foods Is Set to Buy Mill Valley’s Simple Mills for $795 Million – Company Will, Upon Closing, Continue to be led by CEO Katlin Smith and her leadership team at 414 Miller Avenue
Flowers Foods Is Set to Buy Mill Valley’s Simple Mills for $795 Million – Company Will, Upon Closing, Continue to be led by CEO Katlin Smith and her leadership team at 414 Miller Avenue.
Read MoreScop Family’s Chabad Mill Valley, Hosts a Teen Challah Bake – Sun., Feb. 9, 7-9pm
Chabad Mill Valley, the local chapter of one of the largest Hasidic groups and Jewish religious organizations in the world, has been in Mill Valley for 20 years. Chabad Mill Valley founders Rabbi Hillel and Chana Scop, who saw a 20-year dream become reality when they opened Brooklyn, a Project of Chabad Mill Valley, in the space formerly occupied by True Botanicals in the downtown strip of shops on Miller Ave. near the Depot Plaza, have another reason to celebrate. They’re hosting a Teen Challah Bake! Delicious refreshments! Make your own Challah dough. Explore the coolest braiding techniques. Challah toppings bar. Take home your own masterpiece to bake.
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