School is back in session, but with festivals in almost every corner of the county, the world’s largest bouncy house, fishing galore and eclectic music, there’s plenty to do and see this month in Marin.
Must-see music and entertainment events in September.
New to town or want to revisit the best that the local Sausalito art, food and music scene has to offer? We know where you’re going this Labor Day weekend.
More than 150 restaurants, 70 bars, distilleries, breweries and wineries will be offering bites and pouring drinks throughout the weekend at Eat Drink SF.
What better way to bid the season adieu than with a vacation to Santa Barbara with your pup?
SF’s eco-friendly, economically-stimulating, music and foodie festival. What’s not to love?
Festivals are great fun, but impossible to survive without refueling. Outside Lands’ GastroMagic provides the best food options.
Since its inception in 2008, Outside Lands has been a model of smart music festival growth.
Asian culture celebrations, music festivals, county fairs, beer fests and iconic rock performances offer plenty of opportunities for fun in the dog days of summer.
Watch Apollo 13 under the stars in Cushing Amphitheater. Stick around after for an exposé exploring “fake” science in the film by Jeffrey Silverman and Kishore Hari of Science vs. Cinema.
Road trip to Tahoe this summer for a range of exciting and interactive performances at the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival.
Our picks for the best night time spots in Marin County.
Looking for fun activities this August? Check out our guide!
Party like a true personne française on Bastille Day 2018 right here in the Bay Area by attending one of our recommended events.
Gems, crystals, and so on, surround us. They adorn our bodies, we collect them in video games, some purportedly have healing powers — if you believe that kind of thing — are highly coveted and generally come with a hefty…
Anyone who’s ever been to an art walk will sing its praises. Not only to you get to check out cool (often local) art, there’s generally live music, pop-up restaurants or food trucks, plus you also get to go out…
Round up your friends and family and head out to the movies this Saturday night.
Have a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit card or debit card? If so, get ready to flash your plastic for a taste of culture this upcoming weekend – at no cost.
Whether you’re looking for an exciting way to spend your 4th or something educational to keep the kids busy all day, Marin has countless options for the whole family.
In the past few years there’s been an inflection of what — at their most oversimplified — could be labeled as “Instagram Museums". Whether it’s the Museum of Ice Cream or the Color Factory, these so-called museums pop between coastal cities, masquerading…
Come find out what's hot this July in Marin!
Summertime means it’s the perfect time to experience all the foods, fairs, festivals and fun the North Bay has to offer.
Seven months after the fires ripped through Northern California, Spring has sprung at this animal oasis.
Each year the Mountain Play presents Broadway musicals featuring professional actors and a live orchestra. Come see Mamma Mia!, this year, ultimate ABBA laden, feel-good musical.
Watch a brilliant procession of contingents, most of which will feature beautifully adorned floats depicting multicultural themes and performers who engage and entertain the crowds.
Summer’s here and the time is right for dancing in the street, and in the sequoias, and by a river, and under the stars. Northern California’s music fests bring a stellar combination of sounds, food, wine and fun to beautiful settings, all within a few hours of Marin.
Friends, fun, sand, sun, food and drink — sounds like summer. From dog-friendly Livermore Valley Wine and Wags to Petaluma’s Big Q BBQ, here are tasty ways to celebrate.
1) House of RoCo: 25 Years of Home Help RoCo Dance celebrate its anniversary with this premier piece of choreography centering on what makes a house a home. June 1–2, Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium (San Rafael). rocodance.com 2) Join some of wine…
Bay to Breakers has served as symbol of San Francisco’s uniqueness and perseverance.
Everyone who has been to the Exploratorium – whether it was at the former Palace of the Arts site, or at the current Embarcadero location – understands how special this museum is. With over 600 interactive exhibits, there’s no shortage…
