Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce

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.

Miller Nights Returns! See you back at the plaza on AUGUST 21st! Miller Nights RETURNS — a laid-back evening series desi...
08/17/2026

Miller Nights Returns! See you back at the plaza on AUGUST 21st! Miller Nights RETURNS — a laid-back evening series designed for the community to gather, unwind, and enjoy the best of downtown. Join us 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. Enjoy music, 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 and connect with friends 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.
Featuring https://crackerjackdjs.com/ & https://johnkpearce.wixsite.com/musicalfeast-1
5–8 PM | Free to attend | Family-friendly with a grown-up vibe.
SEE YOU SOON! Friday August 21st | 5 - 8 pm
https://enjoymillvalley.com/miller-nights/

Mill Valley Western Beer & WineFestival! The Mill Valley Western Beer & Wine Festival kicks off downtown on Saturday, Se...
08/17/2026

Mill Valley Western Beer & WineFestival!
The Mill Valley Western Beer & Wine Festival kicks off downtown on Saturday, September 5th from 4-7 PM, bringing a lively evening of Western-themed community celebration to the heart of town. Guests can sample offerings from local breweries and wineries, hit the dance floor with professional line dancers leading the way, and groove to a DJ spinning country music all afternoon.
Saturday, Sept 5th | 4 - 7 pm. $45 per adult and kids are free.
PURCHASE ADULT TICKET: DJ & Line Dancing
Ticket includes 5 tastings from breweries and wineries * must be over 21 years old
*Western buffet dinner catered by the Mill Valley Market available to purchase.
FULL STORY: https://info.enjoymillvalley.com/events/Details/mill-valley-western-beer-wine-festival-1881805?sourceTypeId=Hub

CBD is more than a band—it’s a vibe, a groove, and a gathering of good spirits. Featuring the talents of Claudia Russell...
08/15/2026

CBD is more than a band—it’s a vibe, a groove, and a gathering of good spirits. Featuring the talents of Claudia Russell, Christopher Smith, Bruce Kaplan, and Daniel Patrick, CBD blends rich harmonies, soulful rhythms, and a touch of musical alchemy to deliver songs that feel both familiar and fresh. Rooted in original Americana, their sound invites listeners to slow down, lean in, and enjoy the stories woven through every song, carried by the warmth of community and the spark of seasoned musicianship.

O'Hanlon Center for the Arts Sunday, Aug. 23rd – $15, Sunday Summer Salon, Doors 4:30, Show 5pm.
08/15/2026

O'Hanlon Center for the Arts Sunday, Aug. 23rd – $15, Sunday Summer Salon, Doors 4:30, Show 5pm.

Wedge Roofing marks 50 Years serving Marin County, California!Wedge Roofing is celebrating its 50th anniversary after fi...
08/12/2026

Wedge Roofing marks 50 Years serving Marin County, California!
Wedge Roofing is celebrating its 50th anniversary after five decades
serving homes and businesses throughout Marin while investing in
skilled-trades training, safety and long-term craftsmanship! https://www.instagram.com/wedgeroofing/

Marin Independent Journal: Marin Agency plans extensive traffic signal upgrades. “We don’t want everybody to rush out an...
08/07/2026

Marin Independent Journal: Marin Agency plans extensive traffic signal upgrades. “We don’t want everybody to rush out and do anything independently,” said Derek McGill, planning manager at TAM. He said the project team wants “to work on a framework and a schedule to coordinate improvements.” Board member Urban Carmel, a Mill Valley City Council member, asked when construction would start. “It is going to depend on funding,” Sowers said. McGill said the agency is looking at grant programs offered by the MTC, so timing on construction is dependent upon grant availability. “My sense is, there’s going to be some grants, but a lot of this may be incremental change,” said board member Mary Sackett, a Marin County supervisor. Because of that, Sackett said, “Let’s take opportunities when things fail or break to bring them up to the right spot.” https://www.marinij.com/2026/08/06/marin-agency-plans-extensive-traffic-signal-upgrades

Southern Marin Fire District. Marin Voice: Snuffed Mill Valley fire a good reminder of how preparation pays off: Tom Wel...
08/06/2026

Southern Marin Fire District. Marin Voice: Snuffed Mill Valley fire a good reminder of how preparation pays off: Tom Welch and Fred Hilliard. At 4:42 p.m. on July 27 the Southern Marin community received another powerful reminder of just how vulnerable our communities remain to wildfire. On an otherwise clear summer afternoon, sirens echoed through Mill Valley neighborhoods, firefighting aircraft circled overhead and smoke remained visible for hours. For residents watching from their homes, the question was understandable: Could this become something much worse? Fortunately, the Hillside Fire also demonstrated what can happen when years of wildfire prevention work is combined with a rapid and coordinated emergency response. The fire burned in steep and challenging terrain between Hillside Avenue and Blithedale Ridge. But as it moved through the area, it encountered vegetation that had previously been treated as part of our ongoing wildfire prevention efforts. Strategically placed ridgeline and shaded fuel breaks slowed the fire’s spread, giving firefighters and aircraft critical time and space to engage. That work did not happen by accident. FULL STORY: https://www.marinij.com/2026/08/05/marin-voice-snuffed-mill-valley-fire-a-good-reminder-of-how-preparation-pays-off

Marin Voice: Snuffed Mill Valley fire a good reminder of how preparation pays off: Tom Welch and Fred Hilliard. At 4:42 ...
08/06/2026

Marin Voice: Snuffed Mill Valley fire a good reminder of how preparation pays off: Tom Welch and Fred Hilliard. At 4:42 p.m. on July 27 the Southern Marin community received another powerful reminder of just how vulnerable our communities remain to wildfire. On an otherwise clear summer afternoon, sirens echoed through Mill Valley neighborhoods, firefighting aircraft circled overhead and smoke remained visible for hours. For residents watching from their homes, the question was understandable: Could this become something much worse?
Fortunately, the Hillside Fire also demonstrated what can happen when years of wildfire prevention work is combined with a rapid and coordinated emergency response. The fire burned in steep and challenging terrain between Hillside Avenue and Blithedale Ridge. But as it moved through the area, it encountered vegetation that had previously been treated as part of our ongoing wildfire prevention efforts. Strategically placed ridgeline and shaded fuel breaks slowed the fire’s spread, giving firefighters and aircraft critical time and space to engage. That work did not happen by accident. FULL STORY: https://www.marinij.com/2026/08/05/marin-voice-snuffed-mill-valley-fire-a-good-reminder-of-how-preparation-pays-off

A Fresh Take on a Shakespeare Favorite. In Love’s Labour’s Lost, the King of Navarre convinces three friends to join him...
08/04/2026

A Fresh Take on a Shakespeare Favorite. In Love’s Labour’s Lost, the King of Navarre convinces three friends to join him in a three-year pledge to avoid women and devote themselves to study and self-improvement. Their lofty ambitions are immediately challenged when the Princess of France and her companions arrive on official business. What follows is a whirlwind of romance, disguises, misunderstandings, sharp wit, and comic mischief. This production explores how the king and his companions’ attempts at self-optimization resonate with today’s culture, while the princess and her entourage remain focused on living fully, speaking truthfully, and getting the job done. This production also marks an exciting new chapter for Curtain Theatre under the leadership of Artistic Director Doyle Ott, who recently succeeded Michele Delattre, and Managing Director Lindsey Abbott. The creative team includes scenic designer Steve Coleman, whose imaginative sets once again make full use of the amphitheater’s natural beauty; music director Don Clark, leading Curtain’s signature live acoustic ensemble alongside Michele Delattre, Jo Lusk, and David Solnit; costume designer Robert Horek; dramaturg Peter Bradbury; and text coach J.J. Van Name. New This Year: Curtain Theatre Welcomes Shakesperience with a Pre-show Performance on Sunday, August 16! Shakespearience is delighted to partner with Curtain Theatre in a pre-show stage combat performance featuring our students on Sunday, August 16!This will be a spectacular showcase demonstrating their training and prowess with broadsword or rapier, utilizing their own choreography. Come see these swords on the boards! Shakespearience is delighted to partner with Curtain Theatre in a pre-show stage combat performance featuring our students on Sunday, August 16!This will be a spectacular showcase demonstrating their training and prowess with broadsword or rapier, utilizing their own choreography.
https://enjoymillvalley.com/2026/07/27/the-curtain-theatre-meet-the-cast-of-loves-labours-lost/

Marin Conservatory of Dance's Fall Registration Is ready to launch!. The location has been on Miller Avenue, near Tam Bi...
08/04/2026

Marin Conservatory of Dance's Fall Registration Is ready to launch!. The location has been on Miller Avenue, near Tam Bikes. Marin Conservatory of Dance Is constantly finding more ways to connect with the Enjoy Mill Valley community and introduce more families to our programs. Thank you so much for your continued support of MCD. It means a lot to us, and we're excited to continue growing our presence in the community. https://marinconservatoryofdance.org/

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85 Throckmorton Avenue
Mill Valley, CA
94941

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Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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