Marin Magazine October 2018

Space Invaders: Dealing with Non-Native Plants

Here's advice for avoiding nonnatives and getting rid of the ones you find.

Location, Location: The Perfect Mill Valley Home

After owners made the back of the house the front and changed the address, this Mill Valley home is now in the perfect spot.

Get Involved: Top Volunteer Opportunities This Month

We provide a list of the latest charities and causes in Marin to be excited about. Let's give back!

Q&A with Joanne Parsont

We spoke with Director of Education Joanne Parsont of the California Film Institute (CFI), which uses films and filmmaking to educate kids about issues such as environmental preservation and activism.

Pizza Your Way at Marin Pizza

Marin Pizza, the newest restaurant in Corte Madera’s Town Center, offers build-it-yourself pizzas and salads made with local farm-fresh ingredients.

Brian Copeland: The Waiting Period

Brian Copeland's play serves as the backdrop for this candid conversation about depression.

Zio Ziegler Presents His Work at MarinMOCA

The Marin native breaks The Fourth Wall in his solo exhibition at MarinMOCA. The exhibit features the artist's exploratory paintings and sculptures.

Bali: Exploring Ubud

Escaping reality in this upland town is harder than it seems and the footprints of the Western world have left an impression.

The Power of Wine: Great Philanthropy Flowing from Great Wines

Good wine is powerful. It connects, inspires and amplifies. So, it shouldn't surprise us that great philanthropy flows from great wines too.

Walk and Wine at Sutro Wine Co.

Enjoying wine while getting outside at Sutro Wine Co, which welcomes visitors to explore their historic ranch.

The Whole Lot at Napa's Vista Collina

The new Vista Collina can handle anything you need, from party planning to wine tasting.

Harmon Guest House: Sustainable and Community-Oriented

Late last summer, Piazza Hospitality opened its third Healdsburg property, Harmon Guest House, named in honor of Harmon Heald, the town’s founder.

A Home On the Waterfront in Tiburon

A 1945 vacation home in Tiburon gets a complete update that adds sophistication while keeping things relaxed.

Home Made: Marin's Frank Lloyd Wright House

The story of a do-it-yourself Frank Lloyd Wright house (and doghouse) in Marin.

The Real Blackie of Tiburon

A history of the horse that spent 28 years on the Tiburon pasture that now bears his name.

Not Their First Rodeo: The Gold Country Pro

The clowns, beauty queens and cowboys of the Gold County Pro Rodeo in Auburn.

Transit Planner Michael Jones Sees a Bright Future for Marin

This bicycle and pedestrian transit planner sees big things on the horizon for Marin.

Ashes to Action: Rebuilding After the Tubbs Fire

It's been a year since the Tubbs fire devasted parts of Napa, Sonoma and beyond. For Rebuild North Bay, the work has only just begun.

Author Talk with Shane Bauer and Other Exciting Local Page Turners

We sat down with Oakland journalist Shane Bauer to discuss his book American Prison, which explores the country’s insidious nexus of prison and profit.

Marin Fires: Smoke on the Water

Local photographer captures hazy fire scene.

Marin Mystery: Is Fairfax's Camp Bothin Haunted?

The Fairfax campground used by Girl Scouts of Northern California may have spookier residents as well.

Space Cowboys: Bay Area Co-Working Spaces

For many, co-working spaces offer flexibility, resources, variety, and more fun than a permanent office. Here are some local shared spots worth checking out.

Prizewinning Page Turner: Tiburon's The Ark

Congratulations are in order for Tiburon’s The Ark, who won first place for general excellence in the National Newspaper Association’s 2018 Better Newspapers contest.