Lots and Lots of Christmas Tree Lots & Farms

Lots and Lots of Christmas Tree Lots & Farms

Most Christmas Tree Lots and Farms open the day after Thanksgiving (a.k.a. Black Friday) all across the Bay Area. Some are fundraisers, some have petting zoos & hay rides, some have free candy canes and hot chocolate, and some are cut your own. What they all have in common is the sweet smell of Christmas. 

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Holiday Shopping, Festive Finds & Family Fun at Marin Country Mart!

Holiday Shopping, Festive Finds & Family Fun at Marin Country Mart!

Holidays are approaching and a great time to celebrate with loved ones and also a time to shop at the Marin Country Mart. Find everything on your holiday shopping list — and treat yourself as well. You’ll find amazing deals, holiday specials and check out these super fun family events coming up:

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Explore Bay Area Tide Pools: The Best Low Tides of 2026

Explore Bay Area Tide Pools: The Best Low Tides of 2026

Tidepools around the Bay Area are a wonderful way to discover the marine life along California’s coast. Look closely and you’ll spot far more creatures than you expected, from anemones to hermit crabs. It feels like stepping into a different world. The best window is November 24–26, with an especially low tide on the afternoon of November 25.

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San Francisco to Celebrate Golden State Valkyries with Championship Parade November 4

San Francisco to Celebrate Golden State Valkyries with Championship Parade November 4

Newly Crowned Champions Will March Along Embarcadero With WNBA Championship Trophy on November 4, Beginning at Noon; On the Heels of WNBA Title, San Francisco Will Host Next Year’s WNBA All-Star Game; Follows Safe and Successful Large Events like Fleet Week, Outside Lands, FIFA World Cup, and Super Bowl

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Review of Betrayal by Harold Pinter, performed by Marin Theater

Review of Betrayal by Harold Pinter, performed by Marin Theater

‘Betrayal’ certainly lived up to it’s name on multiple levels. London playwright, Harold Pinter, penned this play in 1978, and that’s exactly where it belongs, along with the garish suits and swirly carpets. Watching ‘Betrayal’ felt like cracking open an orange spined Penguin paperback only to find it hadn’t aged well, if, indeed, it ever had any merit at all.

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