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Summer Camps for Sports

Got an athletic child or hoping to make them more so? Marin and the Bay Area have ample opportunities for kids who want to be active at camp.

by Marin Staff
March 1, 2024
SF Classic/UN Challenge, 2023

The 2023 SF Classic & Ultra Nectar Challenge Was Recognized as the Windiest Yet

The 2023 SF Classic / Ultra Nectar Challenge in San Francisco Bay hosted by the St. Francis Yacht Club did not disappoint.

by Bryan McDonald
July 12, 2023
Hunter Pence, Healthy Planet Project

Hunter Pence Goes to Bat for the Planet

Hunter Pence is making a play to help the environment with his new nonprofit foundation, Healthy Planet Project.

by Richard Wright
June 30, 2023
ean Rathle, @streetsailing, takes to the air on his wing foil as Cal and Stanford spinnakers fly in the background. Photo by Bryan McDonald

San Francisco Bay: The World’s Favorite Place for Windy Water Sports?

A look at what’s so special about the Bay that it attracts sports addicts from all over.

by Mimi Towle
March 26, 2023

Marin's Bianca Valenti Talks About Women Surfing in the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational

Bianca Valenti talks getting invited to the first year women participate in Eddie Aikau Invitational big wave surf event.

Eddie Aikau Invitational, Bianca Valenti
by Grace Towle
January 24, 2023
Pickleball

The Tale of a Marin Pickleball Addict: Why the Sport Has Become so Popular

Plus, where to find your local court.

by Kirsten Jones Neff
January 4, 2023
Palisades Tahoe Gondola

New Gondola Transforms Palisades Tahoe Into Largest Ski Resort in California

The new gondola begins service on December 17 with an all-day grand opening celebration.

by Donna Berry Glass | Partnership
November 21, 2022
Nathan Adrian

Olympic Gold Medalist Nathan Adrian Dives Into Life in Marin — Running the AC Swim Club and Navigating Parenthood 

The five-time gold medalist has conquered both Olympic challenges and cancer.

by Lotus Abrams
July 21, 2022
Paynes Valley

5 Bucket-List Golf Courses Designed by Legendary Golfers

Pairing a prominent professional with a prodigious piece of land creates a formula for golf success.

by Glen Turk
June 28, 2022

Run Marin, Run: The Dipsea Race is Back

June in Marin means graduation parties, treks to Tahoe and beyond and the kickoff of annual summer events.

the dipsea race
by Mimi Towle
May 27, 2022
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When Death is a Part of Life: How Death Doulas Use Love, Ritual and Courage to Reshape the Way We Say Goodbye
When Death is a Part of Life: How Death Doulas Use Love, Ritual and Courage to Reshape the Way We Say Goodbye
Why We Love Larkspur: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About This Friendly, Fascinating City
Why We Love Larkspur: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About This Friendly, Fascinating City
In the Company of Giants: How an Annual Trip Hosted by WILDCOAST Protects Whales
In the Company of Giants: How an Annual Trip Hosted by WILDCOAST Protects Whales
Marin Gives Back: Our Nonprofit Partners in Giving, 2024
Marin Gives Back: Our Nonprofit Partners in Giving, 2024


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While the king tides in Marin County are subsiding While the king tides in Marin County are subsiding, some flooding still remains. Please continue to use caution and stay aware of local conditions.

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Stay safe, Marin 💙

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Heading to Tahoe for the Holidays? Check out these Heading to Tahoe for the Holidays? Check out these new restaurants, revamped resorts and seasonal celebrations ⬇️

Where to Eat 🍕

Sylva, @sylvatahoe
📍Tahoe City, CA

Minglewood Coffee & Company, @minglewoodcoffeeco
📍Tahoe City, CA

Cascade Kitchens, @cascadekitchens
📍South Lake Tahoe, CA

The Edge Restaurant and Lounge, @edgewoodtahoe
📍South Lake Tahoe, NV

Where to Stay 🏨

Evo Hotel, @evo_hotel
📍Tahoe City, CA

Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino, @caesarsrepublic
📍South Lake Tahoe, NV

What to Do ⛷️

Heavenly Mountain Resort 70th Anniversary Party, @skiheavenly
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Tahoe Live Music Festival, @tahoe.live
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You might be wondering where and when this picture You might be wondering where and when this picture was taken. Give up? It’s New Year’s Eve 1971 at the Marshall Tavern. Built in 1902, the property still hangs precariously over Tomales Bay in the West Marin community of Marshall. 

The photo is one of hundreds in historian Dewey Livingston’s recently released book, Point Reyes and Tomales Bay, A History of the Land and its People. Here’s how Livingston describes the setting (by way of background, Web Otis was a young real estate investor in West Marin in the 1970s):

"Creating the new Marshall scene was a lark for those involved. As Web Otis recalled, 'We were young and had a good time doing it.' The owners rented the building to a variety of operators. The Marshall Tavern had good food and live music. Michael Considine, a restaurateur and owner of the Lion’s Share music venue in Sausalito (and later San Anselmo), went into business with former Marin County Supervisor Thomas T. Storer on the venue in 1969, attracting acts like John Stewart from the Kingston Trio, and Buffy Ford. Others were Mimi Farina (whose sister Joan Baez attended), Jesse Colin Young and Jerry Corbitt. Local musicians had a welcoming venue at and even Colonel Sanders, of fried chicken fame, made an appearance there to film a commercial."

Livingston’s book also notes that in November of ’71 — mere weeks before the epic New Year’s Eve in the photo — the adjacent hotel had burned down. “Miraculously, the Marshall Tavern was saved from the flames,” Livingston writes, adding that in 1973, “top national musicians including Van Morrison and Neil Young were brought in.” Often when that happened, it was “so packed” that people were “dancing in the street” and the owner closed the bar because he sold “every ounce of alcohol in the place.” The Marshall Tavern closed for good in 1982. A concerted effort to rehabilitate and reopen the historic venue, involving millions of dollars, was launched in 2023 but is currently lodged in lawsuits and environmental issues. 

✍️ Jim Wood

📷 Photo by Lee Sims, Jack Mason Museum of West Marin History 

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Perhaps there’s something in the water, because La Perhaps there’s something in the water, because Larkspur makes a strong case to be crowned Central Marin’s most charming city. Incorporated in 1908, Larkspur’s “Old Downtown” was officially recognized on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. In the decades since, it’s continued to blossom into a region that today thrives as a bustling hub of retail, events, nature and more. Larkspur’s perpetual popularity is further compounded by its foot-traffic friendly layout, bountiful options for fantastic food and its crucial role as the home to one of Golden Gate Transit’s main ferry terminals. 

Whether you're visiting Larkspur for the first time or playing tourist in your hometown, these are the best things to do while you're here:

1️⃣ See a movie at The Lark
2️⃣ Take a ferry ride
3️⃣ Enjoy a taste of Paris at Left Bank
4️⃣ Go shopping on Magnolia Avenue
5️⃣ Hike in Baltimore Canyon Preserve

See what else Larkspur has to offer in our bio 🔗

What's your favorite thing to do in Larkspur? Comment below👇

✍️ @zackruskin

📷 Photo courtesy of Marin Tourism Board

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Did you hear? Marin Magazine (270 Media) cleaned u Did you hear? Marin Magazine (270 Media) cleaned up at the 48th Annual Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards! A huge congratulations to all of our amazing writers, editors and photographers.

Thanks to the San Francisco Press Club for hosting us last night. Hearing from the likes of Bill Martin, Carla Marinucci and Doug Sovern (all Lifetime Achievement Award winners!) was a reminder of the vital role the Fourth Estate plays in our democracy. 

We are honored to be awarded among some of the best and the brightest in the industry. 

Swipe to see all our awards 🏆

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Want to be featured in Marin Magazine AND win $250 Want to be featured in Marin Magazine AND win $250? 📲

We're celebrating the season with a county-wide holiday photo contest ❄️ 

We want to see your festive moments in Marin! 

How to enter 📷
1. Download the Hello! Marin app 
2. Create a public profile
3. Post your photo(s) to the Holiday Photo Contest

Good luck and happy holidays! ☃️

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This year, there are a whopping 6🤷7 nonprofits in This year, there are a whopping 6🤷7 nonprofits in our Marin Gives Back feature!

Whether you have $50 or $5,000 or even $10,000, here's how to donate to our great community this holiday season. Details in bio 🔗

Which ones are you donating to? Comment below!

📷 Christian Mills

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