Past Events

"Rancho Roots: The Californio Legacy of Marin," explores the lasting legacy of the Californio ranchos in Marin County. Visitors will learn about the Californios—Spanish and Mexican settlers—and how they established ranchos across Marin in the early 19th century. The exhibit highlights the history of and life on these ranchos through artifacts, family stories, and interactive displays. It also connects...

Directions: Meet at the Chimney Rock trailhead. From Hwy 101 in Larkspur, take the exit for Sir Francis Drake Blvd west 20.4 miles to Olema. Turn right onto Hwy 1 and go 2 miles. Turn left onto Sir Francis Drake Blvd and go 19 miles (allow about 30 minutes for this segment). Just after you pass the last dairy ranch (Ranch A) at the "V" in the road, go left, the parking lot is at the end.
Sponsor: Parks

Accommodation Information: Translation services for classes are available upon request, and the building is fully accessible.
Link: https://forms.gle/AtWpBUrbo38C4Z9d9

Join us for the next Neighborhood Emergency Preparedness and Neighborhood Response Groups class on Tuesday, April 28, from 7:00–8:30 p.m. at #1 Sixth Street, Point Reyes Station.
This free, public workshop will guide participants through the steps of developing a neighborhood response plan and working together effectively during a disaster. All community members are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Sponsor: Office of County Executive
Sponsor Link: Marin County Climate Collaborative



The County of Marin, in partnership with Marin Community Foundation and Coastal Quest, is excited to invite you to a webinar about Prop 4 / Climate Bond Funding on Tuesday, April 28, from 1:00–3:00 p.m.

👉 Register here by April 25th: Meeting Registration – Zoom

Mindful slow birding is a different take on classic birding that allows us to truly take in and appreciate our surrounding environment. Birds are by far the species we interact with most in our daily lives. Developing naturalist skills focused on observing habitat, behavior, sounds, etc. advances our relationship with nature. Hone your appreciation for the outdoors through a...

A love letter to every kind of body—an ode to music, to creativity, and to making it work—inviting us to embrace all of life’s experiences with heart and determination  Gaelynn Lea was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Her parents were loving, cash-strapped theater kids, and she grew up racing about in her first electric wheelchair, having adventures with her siblings,...

Foxes in the Henhouse is five audacious women with stunning three-part harmonies and mad instrumental skills. Honky tonk for the 21st Century. General Admission is $25.00 per person and can be purchased in the above website link. Please note, ticket price is for admission only and dinner is not included in the ticket price. Please make dinner reservations...

Presented by Marin Jazz & The Lark Theater, acclaimed San Francisco vocalist Kim Nalley brings her celebrated tribute, The Heart of Lady Day, to the stage in a special Sunday matinee performance. Praised for her “sass, soul and smarts,” Nalley has earned international recognition for her powerful voice, three-and-a-half octave range, and commanding stage presence. She is widely admired...

Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earth-day-marin-2026-tickets-1977326511825#location

Join us at Earth Day Marin, our 5th annual environmental celebration on Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 12 to 3pm, at the Mill Valley Community Center in Marin County. 
Earth Day Marin is a free community event for people of all ages, with informative booths, fun activities, art, music, games and talks in a beautiful outdoor setting. We expect this to be Marin’s largest Earth Day event!