Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce

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The mission of the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce is to promote a healthy economic climate, advocate public policy for business and enhance life in Mill Valley, California.

Enjoy Mill Valley is thrilled to announce that will indeed have the FIFA FIFA World Cup tournament on the Mill Valley D...
06/11/2026

Enjoy Mill Valley is thrilled to announce that will indeed have the FIFA FIFA World Cup tournament on the Mill Valley Depot Cafe & Bookstore!!

Enjoy Mill Valley miller_nights in Downtown Mill Valley! June 12, 2026 - 5pm to 8pm! This summer, Enjoy Mill Valley + -...
06/10/2026

Enjoy Mill Valley miller_nights in Downtown Mill Valley! June 12, 2026 - 5pm to 8pm! This summer, Enjoy Mill Valley + -nights comes alive with Miller_Nights, a laid-back evening series designed for the community to gather, unwind & enjoy the best of downtown. Join us June 12 and August 21 from 5–8 PM at Depot Plaza. Partial street closure on Miller Avenue to transform downtown into a vibrant summer hangout. Expect a great DJ set, outdoor dining from local restaurants, and a curated pop-up market featuring Mill Valley merchants. For families, there will be kids crafts and a bounce house. Miller Nights is all about that perfect Mill Valley summer vibe: music playing, neighbors mingling, kids running around the plaza, and everyone enjoying a warm evening outdoors. Whether you're meeting friends for dinner, browsing the market, or just stopping by for a drink and the music, it’s an easygoing way to spend a summer evening in the center of town. 5–8 PM | Free to attend | Family-friendly with a grown-up vibe.

: This summer, Mill Valley comes alive with — a laid-back evening series designed for the community to gather, unwind,...
06/10/2026

: This summer, Mill Valley comes alive with — a laid-back evening series designed for the community to gather, unwind, and enjoy the best of downtown. Join us June 12 and August 21 from 5–8 PM at Depot Plaza, where there will be a partial street closure on Miller Avenue to transform downtown into a vibrant summer hangout. Expect a great DJ set, outdoor dining from local restaurants, and a curated pop-up market featuring Mill Valley merchants. For families, there will be kids crafts and a bounce house — so parents can relax, connect with friends, and soak in the early evening energy while the kids stay entertained. Miller Nights is all about that perfect Mill Valley summer vibe: music playing, neighbors mingling, kids running around the plaza, and everyone enjoying a warm evening outdoors. Whether you're meeting friends for dinner, browsing the market, or just stopping by for a drink and the music, it’s an easygoing way to spend a summer evening in the center of town. 5–8 PM | Free to attend | Family-friendly with a grown-up vibe.

There's nobody better than .music in the 94941 to help you get right with the latest and best music in the & beyond. L...
06/10/2026

There's nobody better than .music in the 94941 to help you get right with the latest and best music in the & beyond. Luck for all of us all, is about to have a big 'ol shindig on the Downtown Plaza, featuring a double dose of tunes: CrackerJack DJs from 5-7pm, followed by a grand performance from Musical Feast!! the one and only https://johnkpearce.wixsite.com/musicalfeast-1.

Marin transportation planners are aiming to improve how people interact with the county’s transit centers. A draft plan ...
06/08/2026

Marin transportation planners are aiming to improve how people interact with the county’s transit centers. A draft plan takes a look at key depots, including the ferry terminals in Larkspur, Sausalito and Tiburon, and six rail stations in Novato, San Rafael and Larkspur. Supervisor Mary Sackett: “This is really to say, here is how we can make improvements, which would make stations easier to access, more connected to other transit and mobility options, with a focus on safety and comfort.”
https://www.marinij.com/2026/06/07/transportation-authority-of-marin-releases-draft-transit-hub-plan

Marin transit has approved a plan to modernize three Highway 101 interchanges. The agency board voted to advance the pro...
06/07/2026

Marin transit has approved a plan to modernize three Highway 101 interchanges. The agency board voted to advance the projects to environmental review. The process will take about 3 years & cost about $12 million. Interchanges: Alameda del Prado & Nave Drive in Novato; Manuel T. Freitas Parkway in San Rafael; & East Blithedale Avenue and Tiburon Boulevard in Enjoy Mill Valley. The vote came after transportation planners held workshops with local reps to reduce the number of proposed alternatives for each interchange to cut study costs. The number of alternatives was reduced from 6 to 3 for the San Rafael site & 4 to three for the Mill Valley interchange. https://www.marinij.com/2026/06/02/marin-agency-advances-highway-101-interchange-projects

Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit’s critical sales tax extension appeared to be charging toward passage Tuesday. With 100% ...
06/07/2026

Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit’s critical sales tax extension appeared to be charging toward passage Tuesday. With 100% of precincts reporting, results from Marin show 70.25% of voters in favor and 29.75% opposed. In Sonoma County, with 72% of precincts reporting, returns showed 70.44% voted yes and 29.56% were opposed. Marin County has 173,082 registered voters, while there are 319,260 in Sonoma County. The citizens’ initiative requires a simple majority vote to win, as opposed to a traditional two-thirds threshold. If the measure fails, the existing tax will expire on June 30, 2029. Suzanne Smith: “We couldn’t be more pleased with the results we’re seeing right now think it’s a testament to SMART as an organization and the services they provide to the community. We, as a committee, were lucky enough to have such a great project to sell to voters, to tell voters about, and voters see that value, so we’re pretty excited.”

The stage is set for Marin County supervisors to end a decade-long fight by granting final approval to a major developme...
06/07/2026

The stage is set for Marin County supervisors to end a decade-long fight by granting final approval to a major development proposal in Strawberry. The supervisors are scheduled on Tuesday to take up the North Coast Land Holdings proposal for the 127-acre former Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary campus. The proposal calls for 337 residences with 859 bedrooms that would replace 139 of the 152 housing sites. Seventy of the new dwellings would be reserved as below market rate.
The project also calls for a 267,354-square-foot residential care center that would contain 100 independent living apartments, 50 assisted living and memory care apartments and a 20,000-square-foot building for a preschool and fitness center. The 150 dwellings for seniors are counted as a single residence under state law. https://www.marinij.com/2026/06/06/major-strawberry-development-project-on-brink-of-approval/

Hoodline: Enjoy Mill ValleyMill Valley Middle School braces for Two-Year construction ordeal as $95 Million Facelift kic...
06/07/2026

Hoodline: Enjoy Mill ValleyMill Valley Middle School braces for Two-Year construction ordeal as $95 Million Facelift kicks off. Mill Valley Middle School is about to swap summer quiet for heavy equipment. The campus is entering the construction phase of its $95 million modernization this month, with crews building an on-site interim campus and lining up portable classrooms the district expects to have in place this fall. A ribbon-cutting is set for 5 PM on June 18 at the school, and students are scheduled to move into the temporary campus while the main buildings undergo renovation over the next two years. https://hoodline.com/2026/06/mill-valley-middle-braces-for-two-year-construction-ordeal-as-95-million-facelift-kicks-off/

Marin County budget faces possible revenue challenges: Marin County supervisors are reviewing a proposed budget that fea...
06/05/2026

Marin County budget faces possible revenue challenges: Marin County supervisors are reviewing a proposed budget that features $8.25 million in one-time spending, including $1.5 million to cushion the blow of House Resolution 1, the federal legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” released the $902M proposed budget for public review. Josh Swedberg, the county’s budget director: “We are forecasted to remain balanced over the coming 3 years, given our current assumptions. We need to stay nimble and pay attention.”
The remaining $6.75 million in recommended one-time spending would consist of a $1 million contribution to the county’s community infrastructure fund; $1 million to the West Marin infrastructure fund; $1 million for countywide traffic and safety quick-build projects; $700,000 for Marin Center community art and events activations; $500,000 to support immigrants; $500,000 for Civic Center signage and “wayfinding;” $250,000 for emergency operations implementation; and $1.8 million for departmental budget change proposals. https://www.marinij.com/2026/05/27/marin-county-budget-faces-possible-revenue-challenges

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