The Sausalito Center for the Arts (SCA) will host the Showcase Gallery for Marin Open Studios (MOS) with works from all of the 260 Marin artists in one location. After exploring the Showcase Gallery you can pick up your tour guide to artists’ studios all over the county, and plan...
In the interest of alleviating congestion and addressing sea level rise in the Tam Junction and Manzanita areas, staff members from the County of Marin are holding a meeting on April 15 to introduce a new study that looks at the future of both areas. At the Tam Valley Community...
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing architect, activist and historian Michael Rex for a Sausalito Historical Society oral history. Michael moved to Sausalito in the mid-70s. When I asked what brought him here in the first place, his instant reply was: “The water.” Here are some excerpts from that...
On Saturday, April 11 the annual City Wide Yard Sale will be return to the MLK parking lot and basketball courts from 9:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. There will be over 80 booths showcasing garage/yard sale items. No craft, food, or retail vendors are allowed. The city is accepting reservations for...
Sausalito Historical Society Trustee Rip Hunter and Sausalito Liquor Company Founder Scott Jampol will conduct a journey through 250 years of Sausalito’s Spirit history at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 15 at the Sausalito Cruising Club. This talk brings to life the colorful characters and cocktail bars that shaped our...
Friday, March 20 is the vernal equinox symbolizing rebirth, renewal, and the balance between light and darkness. In the spirit of the day, the City of Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department is holding a “Gravity & Levitation” event to embrace and acknowledge the full spectrum of life, including loss, grief...
Next week, Sausalito diners can indulge in mouthwatering three-course dinner menus priced from $50 –$75, along with two-course lunch menus from $25 – $45. Select restaurants will also be shaking up a $10 specialty cocktail for the occasion. Participating restaurants include Angelino, Copita, Cultivar, Le Garage, Poggio, Scoma’s, Sula, Sushi...
On Sunday, the San Francisco Chronicle ran an obituary for influential Sausalitan Annette Rose that reads like a pocket history of the houseboat community. Annette got into politics after being evicted from a condemned construction shack on the Sausalito waterfront in 1984. She served on the City Council and Marin...
Well-known Sausalitans Susan Roe and Jack Sherwood are hosting a community dance party on Saturday evening, March 28 celebrating the year of the Fire Horse. Proceeds from the event, dubbed Unstoppable Energy, will be donated to local non-profits focused on infrastructure and restoration. The organizers promise no speeches, just a...
As of Friday, February 13, loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are available to Marin County businesses, private nonprofits, and residents to offset physical and economic losses from the storm, flooding, and king tides from December 31 through January 5. The SBA, in collaboration with local agencies, has...