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Vintage Vinyl: Record Shops Keep Spinning in the North Bay

When the Covid-19 pandemic closed most of the North Bay’s retail shops in March 2020, many music aficionados feared they would lose their connection...

Local Bookstores Keep the Conversation Going Online

Before Marin County’s shelter-in-place orders went into effect in March, Corte Madera’s Book Passage boasted a nearly daily schedule of live events with authors...
The 112-year-old Mountain Play company is returning this summer to the historic Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre, preparing to present audiences with a lavish production of the musical, The Wizard of Oz.

Mountain Play Returns, ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Marks Occasion on Tamalpais

There is, as they say, no place like home. That famous pronouncement from the tornado-riding Dorothy Gale of Kansas holds more than one meaning...

Fungi Fun: 5th Annual Earth Day Mushroom ‘Hunt’

San Rafael’s Earth Day Mushroom “Hunt” is here for its 5th consecutive year of spreading joy and good cheer to Marin’s citizens. And all it...

A Mortal Moment

New exhibit embraces death & life Here in the North Bay, winter’s torrential storms are already giving way to the warm wake-up call of a...
Tess Felix

Eyes on Change: Artist Tess Felix Reflects

It was the fall of 2020, and I was on the phone with longtime Stinson Beach resident and celebrated environmental artist Tess Felix. Our...
Tent - Marin County, California

Marin’s Homeless Face Severe Lack of Shelter Beds, Supportive Housing

Across the United States, communities large and small face a homelessness crisis. An estimated 580,000 people were homeless during a count on a night...
Dunphy Park - Sausalito, California

No Solution in Sight as Sausalito Pushes to Move Encampment

The Sausalito City Council wants to close the visible encampment near Dunphy Park, and relocate it to the less-noticeable area of Marinship Park.
School desks Unsplash

State Officials Announce $6.6B Deal to Reopen Schools Statewide

The package includes $2 billion in grants to support safety measures for students and educators returning to in-person classes.
E Coli U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Breaking News: Fecal Bacteria Poisons Point Reyes Beaches

New tests show that the waters at Point Reyes National Seashore contain dangerous levels of E. Coli and Enterococcus.
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