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Kickoffs occur January 8 and 14
Marin County
Online for Marin residents
Are you concerned about climate change and want to join with other community members to create a better future? Resilient Neighborhoods will get you started with free online workshops. Each is comprised of five classes and covers topics such as creating a sustainable household, adopting eco-friendly practices, and preparing for climate-related emergencies. change and wants to with other community members to create a better future.
January 11
Fairfax
Fairfax Pavilion, 142 Bolinas Road
If you equally appreciate the gentle beauty of classical music and the heart-thumping soul of rock, this show is for you. At a pristine location in Marin, these classical orchestra artists will leverage their virtuoso talents to turn powerful rock ballads and anthems on their heads — and the result is awe-inspiring, headbanging fun.
January 22
Mill Valley
Mill Valley Public Library, 375 Throckmorton Avenue
Dick Spotswood, longtime Marin IJ political columnist and former Mill Valley City Council member and mayor, focuses a unique, nonpartisan lens on government, elections and infrastructure planning. He will discuss how the plethora of Marin agencies could be more efficiently managed and how changes like these are needed to bring our governmental agencies into the 21st century for all Marinites.
January 25
San Rafael
China Camp State Park, 800 North San Pedro Road
Still hanging on to your New Year’s resolution? Show up at San Rafael’s China Camp to test your endurance at the 10th annual China Camp Challenge! Any trail runners can appreciate this route through the hilly, bayside park, so sign up today for your choice of 5k, 10k or half marathon.
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