October: Halloween and More
Also, in and around Marin, Champagne Week at Auberge du Soleil, Mill Valley Film Festival and Sandcastle Classic.
The Marin Magazine Team Returns — We’re Baaack!
The magazine comes back under the wing of its founders, joining sister publication Local Getaways at 270 Media.
Eat the Rainbow: How Color and Restaurant Design Influences Your Dining Experience
We chatted with a few designers to see what role color plays in eating out.
Mind the Gap at MVFF Shows How Women in Film Pave the Way Forward
In a fraught year for women everywhere, the platform aims to amplify female filmmakers’ stories to instill hope, elicit empathy and provide support.
A Mid-Century Golf Clubhouse on Vineyard Knolls is Reimagined With Nature in Mind
Architect Karin Payson set out to transform the building into a private event space where the owners could host extended family and guests to gather by the fire.
New In Town This October: Brandon Jew's Mamahuhu Comes to Mill Valley; Burmatown in Corte Madera and More
Plus, Left Bank slides into Tiburon; an expanded archery range finds a new home in San Rafael; and the former Sir Francis Drake Hotel gets a makeover and a new name.
George Washington High Schools' Controversial Mural Gets Examined in 'Town Destroyer', Screening at at the Mill Valley Film Festival
The filmmakers behind one of the festival’s most thought-provoking films prepare to meet with local students for thoughtful discussions about art and censorship.
The Strangest Show on Earth: San Francisco-Based Art Collective The Residents at the Mill Valley Film Festival
One of the most enigmatic bands on the planet descends on the Sweetwater Music Hall for a live experience like you’ve never seen before.
Films for Good: The Power of Advocacy Documentaries at the Mill Valley Film Festival’s Active Cinema Program
Call-to-action documentaries GIVE us an opportunity to focus, turn off our phones and learn about issues that affect us all in ways we might not even know.
The Best Wine Bars in Marin and the Bay Area
Never have there been more intriguing places to catch up with friends over a glass of vino. These Bay Area wine bars stand out for their unique selection, fun vibe and more.
