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Beach BBQ fundraiser, new wine bar, and lots of live music
Marin events and activities this weekend
Marin Buzz
May 21, 2025
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Welcome to Memorial Day weekend! Here’s what is going on.
This is a beautifully designed new place in Tiburon by a husband and wife team. It just opened at the end of February and I’m looking forward to checking it out. It has just the right amount of food for high quality pairings and a weekend happy hour 2-5. And don’t worry Mill Valley folks, it’s located right in the Nugget shopping center in the Bel Aire neighborhood, so you don’t have to drive all the way to downtown Tiburon and deal with parking.
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Wednesday, May 21
A Seinfeld writer shares “The Wonderbread Years: A fresh and funny slice of Americana.” 7pm, $45.
Thursday, May 22
This is a cool chance to hear some local artists. 8pm, $20.
All Weekend Long
What’s your pick? Raiders on the big screen? Bogart in the Maltese Falcon? Mine: David Bowie in Labyrinth.
Live music, games, and rides. All day ride passes for $36.
Saturday, May 24
Starts at 7 with covering Nat King Cole. Then 8:30-11:30 turns into a dance party with a DJ. Interesting combo, but it’s for a good cause to restore sight to the blind. $45.
This sounds like a unique experience! At 7pm, $28.
Sunday, May 25
I like this idea: not everyone’s a night owl. Put your best foot forward from 9:30-11:30am. $45 for ticket and coffee, food is extra.
This is a cool event to raise funds. Live music, great food, kids activities. It’s not so far: Santos Meadow just past the Pelican Inn (15 minutes from Tam Junction). Noon to 5, $30 parking.
Does it feel like I keep trying to get you to sing in public? This one is led by an Emmy-award-winning musical director from 1-4:30.
Celebrate the long weekend with made-to-order sushi. 5:30-9, $149.
Early show with interesting music from 5-7, $23.
Monday, May 26
Mt Burdell doesn’t get enough love. Come learn about it, plus a short hike 9-11am. Dogs are welcome.
Tuesday, May 27
“An event on May 16, 1946 changed the lives of many in our community. Learn of the events that unfolded before and after this true story of Fairfax history.” At 6:30pm they are showing the movie for $10.
If You Want a Trip Outside Marin
Bottle Rock music festival in Napa with headliners Green Day (the Bay Area high school band who made it big), Justin Timberlake (of “the world tour” fame), and Noah Kahan (the viral TikTok sensation Stick Season). There is a shuttle from Mill Valley.
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