What's Hot: Farmshop Wows at the Marin Country Mart
Farmshop Marin, one of the county’s top dining destinations, first fired up its ovens in 2013.
Marin Magazine - June 2018
In Marin: What's Local and Current
Masked Bandits by Kasia Pawlowska First there are the tracks, 3 to 4 inches, found around the house. Then the droppings, usually close to trees. And then the overturned garbage cans. If any of this rings a bell, you’ve probably…
Three Marin Families Master the Balance of Outdoor Living
Outdoors combine great temps with negligible rain and it’s easy to see why home-dwellers are so into outdoor living. Creating an in-and-out habitat takes a little imagination and a lot of planning; meet three local families who show how it’s done.
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).
Rugby Rises in Popularity for Sports-Crazed Marinites
With rugby coming to San Francisco and set to reenter the international stage in the Summer Games, the sport has never been more popular here in Marin.
San Rafael's Offerings for Aspiring Homeowners
Homeowners for just 18 months, this couple decided to relocate to find a place that would better suit their lifestyle.
Tam High Teacher Leaves The Class Of 2017 With The Tools For Cultivating Grit
A Tam High teacher skips the rap lyrics and delivers a heartfelt graduation speech focusing on personal responsibility.
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?
Top Five Picks: Things to Do in June
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…
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.
Get Involved: Top Volunteering Opportunities in June
Become a volunteer with Suicide Prevention and Community Counseling. Volunteers receive 40 hours of training that include crisis intervention, telephone counseling and suicide prevention education. buckelew.org/programs/north-bay-suicide-prevention By purchasing your beef and lamb from Stemple Creek Ranch, a family-owned provider of…
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.
William Murad Creates Unleashed Coffee to Connect Consumer with Farmer
A 10th-generation Brazilian coffee farmer, William Murad, moved to the Bay Area and saw that coffee from his home region sold in stores for $20 a pound while his family received around $1 a pound for the same coffee back home.
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.
New In Town
Work The Marin Writers’ Nest in Corte Madera is a new collaborative work and event space in southern Marin offering flexible and affordable co-working opportunities for writers, editors and publishing professionals; marinwritersnest@gmail.com Downtown Fairfax welcomes a new co-working space, The Indie…
Editor's Note: Primary Importance
Big things come in June. It’s time to go back to the ballot box and also time for the next generation of voters to graduate.
Father's Day Fun
Here are some fun things to do this Sunday for Father's Day.
