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5 Best Things to do This Week: May 20–26

Hand-picked events and happenings you won’t want to miss.

by Jessica Gliddon

May 21, 2019

Highlights

Window on the World: 20-Year-Old Sausalito Photographer and Filmmaker Ethan Swope Documents Conflict in Ukraine and Around the Globe

Start Off Your Summer With These Locally Made Canned Drinks

Explore the SLO Coast: Sample Wine and Food in the Newest AVA in the Country

Wildlife Hikes In Marin: Top Trails to Take, Animals to Spot and What You Can Do to Help Protect Them

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Thinking of getting away this weekend but feel in

Thinking of getting away this weekend but feel in need of some pampering? We think a trip up north to Wine Country might just do the trick.

We don’t know about you, but our idea of a perfect spa day involves relaxation, delicious food, good wine and gorgeous scenery, all of which can be found right in our own backyard, so to speak. Take a look at a few of our finest local wellness sanctuaries...

@farmhouse_inn, @macarthurplace, @montagehealdsburg and @aubergeresorts

The Outdoor Art Club, a Mill Valley nonprofit dedi

The Outdoor Art Club, a Mill Valley nonprofit dedicated to environmental and other civic causes, celebrates its 120th anniversary this month. Founded as a women’s club in 1902, it had a profound impact on the early history of southern Marin, when the boundaries between rapidly growing urban areas and natural spaces were the subject of fierce debate between developers and conservationists. Its story is one of quiet political power wielded by women who could not vote, and for whom clubs like The Outdoor Art Club were one of the few avenues by which they could influence their communities.

Today, the women of The Outdoor Art Club are not limited to the power of the salon, the supper table, and the bedroom. Its members are businesspeople, teachers, artists, volunteers, elected officials and activists who influence their community in many ways. But their club’s history asks us to remember a time when women did not have these opportunities, and to appreciate its founders, women who, despite being barred from the halls of government, used a club their husbands often derided as “social” to change Marin for the better. @outdoorartclub

#millvalley #marincounty #womenleaders

Get excited! Don't miss the event of the year! Joi

Get excited! Don't miss the event of the year! Join @sidebysideyouth on Saturday, Sept 17, 2022 for our annual Reach for the Stars Gala. Turn up the giving for a good cause at Club Side by Side. Tickets and sponsorships are available now at https://bit.ly/reachforthestarsgala2022.
#sidebyside #reachforthestars #clubsidebyside #gala #fundraisers #youth #party #goodcause #paidpartnership

Faces of Compassion @valleymemorialpark No other

Faces of Compassion @valleymemorialpark

No other cemetery in marin county that can compare to Valley Memorial Park. along with our caring funeral home staff, we are blessed to have this team of hard-working gentlemen. They are an important part of Valley Memorial Park. Our Grounds Manager Jesus Santana, guides his team to ensure that the grounds are beautiful so that when loved ones come to visit, they feel a sense of serenity and peace. Not only are they our grounds keepers, they are also the caring staff that helps to facilitate on-site cremations, burials and inurnments for your loved ones.

They care for and respect each family that comes to our facility. Our beautiful grounds stay green year-round as we use 100% recycled water. Valley Memorial Park is a full-service facility. We are prepared to handle all your needs in one location. Funeral, Cremations, Burial and Reception Center. #ad

We were blown away by this stunning sunset shot by

We were blown away by this stunning sunset shot by @andre.takes.photos #marincounty #wildcalifornia

The famous @galleryrouteone Box Show in Pt. Reyes

The famous @galleryrouteone Box Show in Pt. Reyes Station is once again an in-person exhibition and runs through Saturday, August 20!
To register, come to the gallery or call 415.663.1347

Take home one of 150 unique works of art created from 150 identical boxes, and feel great about contributing to educational and community outreach programs at Gallery Route One. Check out all the artworks by going at https://bit.ly/3oNCQ1B

@ranchocompasion Announcing the Mindful Eating Fil

@ranchocompasion Announcing the Mindful Eating Film and Food Festival coming soon to the Marin Fairgrounds August 6-7 for two days of festivities to bring important discussion about animal agriculture and climate through documentaries, shorts, panels, speakers, demos, and Bay Area’s best plant-based food vendors.

Saturday night, Aug. 6 - reception & premiere
Sunday all day, Aug. 7 - free food festival and speakers, tickets available for films & film panels.

Learn more at the link in our bio.

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The Ocean Voyage Institute’s sailing cargo ship

The Ocean Voyage Institute’s sailing cargo ship has returned to Sausalito from its work to clear the Great Pacific Garbage Patch with 96 tons of waste onboard.

The gyre is estimated to be 500,000 square miles and is made up of plastic “ghost” nets, derelict fishing gear and consumer plastic waste. The Ocean Voyages Institute, a Sausalito-based nonprofit, has collected 692,000 pounds of plastic so far and aims to clear 1 million pounds of debris.

Pictured: Mary T. Crowley, President and Founder of Ocean Voyages Institute; Captain Locky MacLean.

#oceanconservation #sausalito #marinmagazine #marineconservation #reducewaste

How are you keeping your body healthy this summer?

How are you keeping your body healthy this summer? Have you been drinking lots of water? Perhaps exercising? Well, nutritionists agree that one of the best things you can include in your diet are superfoods. ⁣🥗
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Though they don’t have a concrete definition, @nekas_loves of @urbanremedy defines them as, “a food that has high nutritional value, prevents disease, supports overall health, slows aging and fights free radicals” ⁣
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Beyond colorful veggies and fruits, many spices, seeds, and grains are considered superfoods as well. It can help to think of superfoods in categories based on their specific benefits, many of which become even more important as we age says @barbarasobel_nutrition⁣
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It can be hard to find easy delicious recipes that incorporate a healthy dose of superfoods in the ingredients. Look no further than this article! Learn how to make Korean Tofu Buddha Bowls, Chunky Gazpacho, Avocado Panzanella Salad, and Almond Olive Oil Cake with Summer Berries!⁣
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To learn more about how superfoods can benefit your body and access these mouthwatering summer recipes, read on at the link in our bio!⁣
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And we want to hear from you, what is your favorite superfood and how do you like to prepare it?⁣

✍️ @lotus.marinmagazine
🥘 @tastefoodtravel
📸 @lorieanes
#superfood #health #healthyfood #healthylifestyle #healthy #foodie #instafood #healthyeating #foodstagram #foodlover #delicious #homemade #nutrition

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