Ode to the Avocado
July 31 is National Avocado Day. Learn about this unusual and beloved fruit’s origins and rise to popularity in American culture.
The Tequila Trail
Don’t have National Tequila Day plans yet? That’s okay, we’ve got all you need to know about Marin’s Tequila Trail.
A Recipe For Success: How Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams Has Managed To Thrive Through Crisis
Jeni Britton Bauer discusses all things ice cream – and how her business has managed to thrive through crisis.
Marin's Famed Furniture Brand, RH, Opens a Rooftop Restaurant in Corte Madera
An impressive gourmet addition to the new flagship store.
5 Things You Can Do Now
A few ideas of things to do in week 16 of shelter-in-place.
Where to Eat: Ross and San Anselmo
Ross and San Anselmo may appear a bit way out of the way on the map, but for those in the know, they’re just the right size, offering plenty of options for dining out.
Where to Eat: San Rafael
Sprawling, gritty, and gentrified, San Rafael’s dining activity centers mostly in the downtown grid and waterfront enclaves, with outliers trickling towards Miracle Mile and north to suburban Terra Linda.
Where to Eat: Fairfax
Perched on the line between Central and West Marin, the small town of Fairfax comfortably straddles new and old Marin with a mix of bohemian hippies, young families, and trendy hot spots.
Where to Eat: Sausalito
Easily dismissed as a tourist destination (and a worthy one at that), Sausalito is also home to an eclectic mix of families, artists, house boaters, and retirees.
Where to Eat: Larkspur
Larkspur’s cozy downtown and Marin County Mart provide an impressive array of fine dining, trendy hot spots, wine bars, and al fresco dining.
