Marin Fashion Issue: Cozy up for Fall
Layering up knits, prints, silks and metallics.
Marin Magazine - September 2018
Sweat Equity: Sweat Equity Results in Dream Bungalow in Corte Madera
Buying and renovating a bungalow amid family drama with a new baby on the way.
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 Legal Aid of Marin's East Bay Resident Stephanie Haffner
Legal Aid of Marin turns 60 this year and welcomes a new executive director, East Bay resident Stephanie Haffner.
Ride and Dine: Splitrock Tap & Wheel
A former Fairfax Cyclery space in Marin County, which had been operating as just a bike shop, has been reconfigured and now also serves food and an assortment of beers.
What's Hot in September: Top Five Picks
Fine art, food, wine and live music are happening all around Marin County. Find out when and where!
Marin Ruth Kahn Talks Musica Marin
Violist and artistic director of Musica Marin Ruth Kahn discusses the organization’s inaugural festival.
Travel to the Mediterranean: Balkans
Castles, islands, medieval cities and delicious food define this mother-daughter trip.
Football in Marin
A look at Marin's competitive sports leagues and how schools and team leaders are trying to keep players safe.
Beyond the Gate: Baker Beach
Although you can’t swim there, Baker Beach has plenty of other attractions.
How to Garden: Growing Groceries
Edible gardening is easier than you think.
Marin History: Hotel Larkspur
Even though this landmark has had only a few owners in 127 years, it’s got a colorful history.
Marin Poet Laureate Rebecca Foust Talks Artful Expression and Her Community
Marin’s poet laureate is expanding the boundaries of the role — and finding some serious talent along the way.
The Big Picture: Art and Mental Health
Creative pursuits can lead a child from isolation to a sense of belonging
Meet Revolutionary Dance Pioneer Anna Halprin, Still Going Strong at 98
Halprin teaches in both her Kentfield studio and through her Tamalpa Institute in San Rafael, and her innovative Planetary Dance is performed in almost 40 countries around the world. She is a pioneer of postmodern dance, and heavily influenced New York's Judson Dance Theater, a…
How Women Demonstrate and Use Their Financial Power
A changing tide in finance.
What Happens When You Get a DUI in Marin? Two or Less Chances
When it comes to Marin’s drunk drivers, as of this August it’s three strikes and you’re out.
Travel and Explore Tiburon: The Rich Story Behind Lyford's Tower
Who could blame Dr. Benjamin Lyford for looking at Tiburon and envisioning a utopia?
Janus Words
Oftentimes people say one thing but mean another, but there are also certain words with conflicting definitions that do this on their own. Named after the two-faced Roman god Janus, these words are also known as contranyms or antagonyms and…
Must-Read: Marin Local Library Director Wins the 2018 Sullivan Award
Now you can add librarians to the list of things Marin is known for. A Marin Local Library Director Wins the 2018 Sullivan Award
The Latest (and Stylish) Way to Smoke: Artisanal Pot Pipes
There are other things to smoke out of besides three-foot-tall glass bongs with sharks and mushrooms painted on them. Here is a selection of pipes you’ll be proud to leave out on the coffee table.
What to Do in Marin: Herbie Hancock Headlines All-Day Music Festival at Mount Tamalpais
Herbie Hancock headlines this all-day music festival on the slopes of Mount Tamalpais.
New In Town
Explore In the new and improved Fab Lab at Sausalito’s Bay Area Discovery Museum, children solve challenges on an analog coding wall and work with a 3D modeling application, along with other innovative tools and technology; bayareadiscoverymuseum.org. Shop The…
Travel Buzz: Hawaii Vacations
In every issue we aim to inspire your wanderlust. This month we introduce you to unique adventures in our 50th state.
