Past Events
Perry D'Andrea performs Sinatra's greatest hits.
Join Mac's at 19 Broadway on Sunday, April 12th for an evening of timeless classics asPerry D'Andrea,winner of the Sing Like Sinatra "My Way" competition, takes the stage to honor the legendary crooner.
Slip on a pair of headphones, choose your channel, and dance like nobody’s watching.
Something a little mischievous is happening at Public House Marin on Sunday, April 12th. As the days get longer and the air warms up, they're celebrating spring by turning down the noise and turningupthe vibe.
✨Welcome to a Silent Disco under the open sky✨
Slip on a pair of headphones, choose your channel, and dance like nobody’s watching (because honestly… they can’t hear you anyway).
🎶DJ sets by Andromeda & Code369will have you grooving from sunset into the evening.
🍸Special drinks from 5–8pm(come early, stay late)
Sponsor: Parks
Chamber Music Marin presents The Poulenc Trio with Shawnette Sulker as part of their 2025-2026 Chamber Music Concert Series.
Chamber Music Marinpresents the latest show in their2025-2026 Chamber Music Concert Series.On Sunday,April 12, The Poulenc Trio will be performing at Mt. Tamalpais United Methodist Church in Mill Valley.
The Poulenc Triois the most active touring piano-wind ensemble in the world. They will present a rich program including works byFrancis Poulenc, Viet Cuong(2019, commissioned for the Trio),Jean Françaixand arrangements ofDuke Ellington classics.
Enjoy a full plate of New Orleans-flavored dance gumbo—blues and boogie, Cajun/Zydeco, and even a lil’ Country.
Iko YaYareturns to Rancho Nicasio for an early dinner show on Sunday, April 12th.
Iko YaYa’s Louisiana-inspired sound—what they call “swamp ’n roll”—has been getting crowds on their feet for years. Expect a full plate of New Orleans-flavored dance gumbo: blues and boogie, Cajun and Zydeco, R&B, Second Line, and even a little country—all served up with a festive Mardi Gras vibe.
Sponsor: Parks
Meet at the snack bar in McNears Beach Park in San Rafael (201 Cantera Way). From Hwy 101 in San Rafael, take the exit for Central San Rafael east. Take 2nd St east, which merges into 3rd St, and then turns into Point San Pedro Rd. Follow Point San Pedro Rd for 3.6 miles, turn right at Cantera Way, and follow to the large parking lot at the end.
From Hwy 101 in San Rafael, take the exit for Lucas Valley Rd west, and continue approximately 5.5 miles (look for the big rock). The trailhead is on the north side of Lucas Valley Rd. Street parking only. Please be respectful of local residents. Do not block streets, gates, or driveways.
