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Looking Back to Grow Ahead: Regenerative California Is Redefining Farming

Merging ancient wisdom with modern sustainability is helping to heal soil and feed communities.

Pennies from Heaven Returns for a Night of Glamour and Philanthropy

Over 200 guests joined St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin’s 2025 gala, raising $681K to feed the hungry and house the homeless.

Gratitude: The Simple Practice That Could Help You Live Longer

Eric Verdin of the Buck Institute shares how adopting a grateful mindset can lead to better health and longevity.

The Story Behind an Intersection: San Anselmo's "The Hub"

Two roads converged and contributed to San Anselmo’s vibrant history.

Two roads converged and contributed to San Anselmo's vibrant history.

New Cookbook, "Feasts on the Farm" Features Farm-to-Table Recipes From Tomales' Toluma Farms

Experience culinary creativity with Feasts on the Farm, where delicious recipes meet the journey of a family farm.

Mary Alice Stephens Shares Her Journey to Sobriety in Her Memoir, "Uncorked"

A Marin mom shares her experience of getting sober in her new book.

In The Magazine

Want to See Next Year’s Oscar Winner? It’s Probably at the Mill Valley Film Festival

MVFF48 continues its 48-year legacy of featuring Oscar-winning films, actors, and directors before the buzz.

In the Company of Giants: How an Annual Trip Hosted by WILDCOAST Protects Whales

This annual conservation trip goes to one lagoon crucial to the migration of gray whales.

When Death is a Part of Life: How Death Doulas Use Love, Ritual and Courage to Reshape the Way We Say Goodbye

Stories of loss, love and resilience - exploring how grief, death and healing shape life with wisdom from women turning pain into purpose.

World Cinema Not to Miss at the 48th Mill Valley Film Festival: "Hamnet," "Bugonia," "Rental Family" and More

MVFF48 World Cinema features Jodie Foster, Brendan Fraser, Emma Stone, and Paul Mescal in powerful global stories from acclaimed directors.

Rebuilding From the Kincade Fire: The Battle Family's Healdsburg Retreat Blends Wine, Design and Family

After their second home in Healdsburg succumbed to the Kincade Fire, the Battle family rebuilt it with the vision of once again welcoming family and friends.

Where Heritage Lives: How Community Support Has Helped the Canal District Grow Its Local Businesses

Explore how grassroots organizations and neighbors uplift San Rafael’s Canal District, building equity, resilience, and stronger community ties.

Explore Marin

Editor's Letter: Consumer Season Has Begun

It's that time of year again, when the weather gets cooler and the sales come out. What's a consumer to do?

From Modoc to Marin County: Proposition 50 and a Seat That Could Tip the House

From Modoc to Marin, Prop 50 redraws California’s map, forcing new political alliances and challenging Trump-era power dynamics.

October Calendar

Pumpkin patches, Halloween, the Mill Valley Film Festival and Fleet Week.

Marin's Most Haunted Sites, From Sleepy Hollow to Angel Island

Marin has more than its fair share of haunted places. Here are a few of the most spooky.

New Shops and Boutiques in Marin

Check out the latest additions to the Marin shopping scene.

Looking Back at the Railways: How Many Tunnels Are There in Marin?

Discover Marin’s historic railroad tunnels, from still-active SMART routes to plans for reopening the long-sealed Alto Tunnel.

Food & Drink

Farmers Market Finds: Recipes That Showcase Marin's Bounty

Ever wondered what to do with all the amazing produce you find at our bountiful local farmers' markets? This month: asparagus will put a spring in your step.

New Places to Eat in Marin

Check out the latest additions to the Marin food and beverage scene. See what's new in town when it comes to eating out.

The Best Al Fresco Dining in Marin

The word "Al Fresco" originates in Italy and directly translates to "in the cool". Here are the best Al Fresco Dining spots in Marin.

A Passion for Community and Cooking: Meet 3 Popular Marin’s Farmers Markets Vendors

From fresh-baked sourdough and nutrient-packed soups to authentic Japanese onigiri, these women run thriving small businesseses.

Corte Madera Teen Prepares 2,500+ Bag Lunches for Marin’s Hungry

At just 14, Mia Slowe has prepared over thousands of bagged lunches for Marin’s homeless through St. Vincent de Paul’s meal program — spreading kindness, one sandwich at a time.

6 Ways California Restaurants Are Embracing Sustainable Takeout Solutions

From molded fiber clamshells to reusable tiffins, here's how they are responding to plastic bans and evolving consumer habits.

Movies Made in Marin: The County's Most Famous Film Locations