59. Heath Ceramics – Sausalito
Touring the Heath Ceramics Factory and Store on Gate 5 Road in Sausalito is a little like stepping back in time. And Heath’s owners and employees like it that way. [...]
February 2011
58. Limantour Beach
Point Reyes National Seashore has countless magical components, and Limantour Beach is one of them. My good friend Kathy McKenzie Nichols and I visited on a day so sparkling [...]
57. Hal Brown Park
If you haven’t been over to see the newly re-opened (and re-named) Hal Brown Park at Creekside along Corte Madera Creek in Kentfield across from Marin General [...]
56. Tiburon Playhouse 3 & Waypoint Pizza
Another day of heavy rain is predicted for today so here is my recommendation for the best movie at the best price in Marin County today: The Kings Speech, Tiburon [...]
55. Cowgirl Creamery Cheese Class & Tasting
I truly would be perfectly happy surviving on cheese, fruit and bread. And, honestly, any one of Cowgirl Creamery’s seven varieties of delicious aged cheeses would fill [...]
54. 2011 Marin Show: Art of the Americas
This weekend is supposed to bring not one, but two Arctic storms to Marin, with snow levels down to 500 feet. To me, that says find indoor activities and ride out the weekend [...]
53. West Coast Songwriters Competition – Belrose Theatre Tonight!
Don’t miss tonight’s West Coast Songwriters Competition in Marin County at San Rafael’s Belrose Theatre on 5th Street. This is a chance to see some really [...]
52. Stafford Lake Park
Happy Presidents Day! For those out there who have today as a holiday, Stafford Lake Park is a perfect destination. It has so much to offer: fantastic disc golf course; [...]
51. Muir Beach
The sun has broken through and everyone is feeling stir crazy, so it’s the perfect time to throw everyone and the dog in the car and head to the beach for some running [...]
50. Marin Theatre Company
More showers, wind and cold weather are with us through tonight, so here’s a great place to go to ride out part of this storm. The Marin Theatre Company in Mill Valley [...]
