From enjoying the outdoors this beautiful end-of-summer weekend, to helping others in need, here are five things you can actually do. Please take care and help our community fight COVID-19 — maintain at least 6 feet of distance, wear a mask and wash your hands properly and frequently, when going out. Visit: The MEME Museum […]
This is a developing story. KENOSHA, Wis. – Jacob Blake. In what has become an all too familiar headline in America, another Black man, a 29-year old father of five, a friend and a fiancé, was shot and wounded by police on Sunday afternoon. After reportedly breaking up a domestic dispute, a now-viral video captured […]
Looking for an exciting way to jazz up your week and help make a difference in the process? Join the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center for the first, (and hopefully last!) Virtual Soirée on Wednesday, September 2nd at 7 pm. Featuring a star-studded line-up of celebrity guests and performers, this special evening will give […]
From dining al fresco at Chicago’s first mariscos on the water, to perfecting your summer salad game, here are five things you can actually do this weekend. Please take care and help our community fight COVID-19 — maintain at least 6 feet of distance, wear a mask and wash your hands properly and frequently, when […]
During these difficult times, giving back is more important than ever. Here are five charities and groups in the community working hard to keep everyone taken care of during the coronavirus pandemic. Headlands Center for the Arts Pledges 10% of Auction Proceeds to Social Justice Work Supporting Headlands’ artists and programs as well as Bay […]
Did you know that one of the oldest therapeutic riding centers is located right here in Marin? Halleck Creek Ranch, a nonprofit therapeutic riding program in Nicasio, has been empowering individuals with disabilities for 43 years through equine partnerships that connect the mind, body, and soul of both horse and human. Through equine-assisted activities and […]
This past spring, parents around America turned their kitchen tables (and other parts of their homes) into classrooms as schools closed due to Covid-19. As a new academic year begins and the pandemic continues, many families are officially opting out of their public or private schools and making the switch to homeschooling. Homeschooling had been […]
After 67 years of holding its iconic art, music, and wine festival on the Sausalito waterfront, the Sausalito Art Festival is going online and virtual. “Last year, we decided to pause the festival in 2020 to plan for its future, but of course we had no idea that Covid-19 would shut down the entire art […]
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