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KNBR's Avid Sports Host Brian Murphy Gushes Over Life in Mill Valley

A morning radio host talks about how he got started in the business, his most-famous interview and why he loves Mill Valley.

Step by Step: Mosaic Art

A mosaic artist’s inspired fireplaces, hearths and backsplashes have their geneses in her much-touted outdoor masterwork.

Interview with Steve Kimock

Performing at Sweetwater Music Hall, June 15–16, show starts at 9:00 p.m. Cost $35.

Emilie's Must-See's: June 2018

Must-see music and entertainment events in June.

Meet the Mayor: Carla Condon

In Corte Madera, this mayor is passionate about upholding a small town flavor — and preserving its age-friendly reputation.

Make It Better: Give Time, Give Things, Give Support

Top Ways to Give Back to Your Local Community This Month.

Art Meets Literature in Novato School Reading Garden

A look at Lu Sutton Elementary’s lively reading garden, where a vibrant mural of favorite story characters, Marin landscapes and unexpected surprises awaits.

Marin Mountain-Biker Charlie Cunningham's Road to Recovery

After a catastrophic fall, mountain-biking pioneer Charlie Cunningham gets by with a lot of help from his friends (and his wife, Jacquie Phelan).

Tensions Rise in Richardson Bay

Given a long list of concerns from various groups, is it possible to preserve a historic and rare community where people live in their boats on the bay?

Kristin Kennedy and Jeremy Seglem: Owners and Founders at Ajna Living

Owners and founders of Ajna Living, Kristin Kennedy and Jeremy Seglem, speak up about their company and their passion for outdoor living.

Q&A with San Rafael's Citizen of the Year, Andy Bachich

Recently named San Rafael’s Citizen of the Year, Andy Bachich, owner of three local Andy’s Markets and a longtime city resident, definitely knows a thing or two about being a supportive Marinite.

Looking Back: Southern Marin Mothers' Club

For 25 years this group has shared the perils, problems and joys of parenting.

A Q&A with Author Ace Smith

We sat down with San Francisco’s Ace Smith to discuss his book The Pitcher and the Dictator, which tells the story of baseball player Satchel Paige and his unique career trajectory.

Roque Wave Interview with Pat Spurgeon

Rogue Wave is playing this Friday, May 11 at The Independent (Show 9:00, tickets $25) and Saturday, May 12 at Gundlach Bundschu Winery (Show 6:30, tickets $35)

Celebrating Women in Business

Marin Magazine’s May issue celebrated women highlighting Women in Business. We invite you to take a look at all the wonder women who participated in this special section and their accomplishments.

Meet the Mayor: Josh Fryday

We caught up with Marin native and Mayor of Novato Josh Fryday to discuss Novato’s service heritage, the city’s dedication to the environment and the future of Marin’s most populous city.

5.4 – Hot Buttered Rum and Kyle Hollingsworth Band– The Fillmore– www.thefillmore.com- Doors 8:00/ Show 9:00 - $25 These guys are local favorites, and I’ve had the pleasure of seeing them perform in huge festivals as well as small redwood groves. Best bluegrass…

Meet Four of Marin's Inspirational Female Figureheads

Four local businesswomen credit their success to a little help (and advice) from their friends.

Metalworker Diana Coopersmith Answers 8 Questions

We asked Diana Coopersmith 8 questions about ironworking in the Bay Area.

Helen Russell is the Founder of Successful Marin Coffee Company

How a coffee entrepreneur with a small boutique roasting business built a successful and popular Bay Area coffee chain.

Artists in Marin County Participate in Magazine Cover Contest

We’re proud to introduce the winner and four finalists of Marin Magazine's 2018 Cover Contest.

Emilie's Must-See's: April

Here are the events and shows you wont want to miss in April.

Meet the Mayor: Stephanie Moulton-Peters

We caught up with one of Marin’s busiest mayors who is tackling transportation, road safety and keeping that community feeling alive in bustling Mill Valley.