Last Friday, about a dozen members of the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors toured all three docks in Kappas Marina, ending up with a wine down aboard the Fairy Tale on West Pier, hosted by Julie Durbin and Ed Lopez. The tour grew out of interest expressed by...
Jim Woessner, a thirty-three Issaquah Dock resident, has published his latest collection of microfiction, Aliens in the Park. It’s his third volume of one hundred hundred-word stories. The story, “Aliens in the Park,” is about how people relate to other living things that share the planet. “Since many of the...
The Working Waterfront Celebration last Saturday brought together the maritime community, showcasing their innovations, creations, and art to highlight the maritime industry’s contributions to the community and the environment. The event, held outside the Bay Model, welcomed a steady stream of visitors who enjoyed live music, fresh fish tacos, soft...
As we reported previously, Wilford Welch of East Pier has written an autobiography entitled A Wild Journey — values and circumstances that shaped a life. Tomorrow, he’ll be reading from the book at Sausalito Books by the Bay starting at 6:00 p.m. Then on Friday, November 21, at 6:00 p.m....
On Saturday, November 15, the Sausalito Working Waterfront Coalition (SWWC) will highlight the Marinship community’s shipwrights, fabricators, artists and more who will be offering information on their industries’ innovations, creations, technology, history and works of art. Enjoy live music and fresh fish tacos from noon to 3:00 p.m. at the...
To mark its 50th anniversary, the Sausalito Historical Society announced the publication of a colorful, updated edition of the seminal Sausalito history book Moments in Time. The book was edited, researched and designed by Wayne Bonnett, who worked with SHS founder Jack Tracy on the original edition published in 1983....
A campy parody of low-budget detective movies is being presented next Wednesday by the Sausalito Players. Directed by Lewis Shireman of Gate 6 ½, this show typifies British heroism, as embodied by the protagonist detective Bullshot Crummond. Sausalito Players is a play-reading group that has been presenting light comedies since...
The recent Sausalito Center for the Arts Open has been a huge success. Jurists reviewed almost 1500 artworks submitted by 590 artists to the first annual Open. Now over 271 pieces of work by 197 artists are installed throughout the gallery. In the words of founding Board Member Monica Finnegan,...
The Sausalito Public Library will host a screening of the documentary Looking For My Anchor and Q&A with local filmmaker Erica Jordan at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, November 14. Looking For My Anchor follows Jordan’s quest for mooring as she grapples with grief from the loss of her mother, home,...
In the spirit of rushing the season, the industrial Center Building has moved its holiday Open Studios event from the first weekend in December to November 14-16. This is the ICB’s biggest event of the year, where more than 75 artists welcome the public into their studios at the historic...