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Virtual Art in the Park Showcases North Bay Creators
The Petaluma Arts Association has supported North Bay artists for more than 60 years, and the group’s signature event, Art in the Park, annually...
The Viruses They Are A-Changin’
A poem
By J.F.
You people who gather in big angry mobs
Go back to your homes, go back to your jobs
The mutants are spreadin’ much worse...
Documentary on Saving Native California Languages Airs on KRCB Television
For decades, a group of Native activists and language experts have convened at the University of California, Berkeley, to help preserve and revitalize more...
Art of Bolinas: West Marin Museum Goes Online
Founded in 1983, the Bolinas Museum hosts Marin County’s premier collection of the art and history of coastal Marin, presenting exhibits and hosting events...
Online Memorial Honors Late Marin County Artist Connie Smith Siegel
Beloved artist and teacher Connie Smith Siegel lived and worked in the town of Woodacre in Marin County's San Geronimo Valley for more than...
DocLands Plans for Virtual 2021 Film Festival
DocLands Documentary Film Festival, hosted by the California Film Institute, brings compelling true-life films to Marin each spring, though the festival will look quite...
Rock Steady with Marin Musicians at Upcoming Virtual Festival
North Bay grass-roots organization RockSteadyFest is committed to connecting local audiences and artists through the shared experience of live music.
Since 2017, the group has...
Marin Professor to Study the Stars with Gemini Telescopes
If you want to watch the stars, there’s no better place on Earth to do so than the massive Gemini Observatory telescopes located in...
Larkspur Library Goes Virtual with Local Author Event
Despite the fact that public speaking usually tops the list of many people’s fears or phobias, most jobs—from the boardroom to the mailroom—require folks...
Banks Agree to Coronavirus Mortgage Relief in California
By Laurel Rosenhall, CalMatters
With a million Californians filing for unemployment over the last two weeks, several major banks have agreed to delay foreclosures and offer...