Where to begin? If you want to see baseball, go see the…read morePacifics play! $10 tickets and a beer and giant hotdog under $15. The choice of alcoholic beverages is sparse. Walking onto the Albert Park property was disgusting. Homeless encampments all over. The smell was overwhelming. Especially from the woman who was passed out near the main entrance, with her shirt around their neck and pissed herself. Oh, yay, baseball. The homeless guys outside the fence watched every game and knew every player. They were fine. Sadly, the mental illness was prevalent the the others and I was afraid to walk to my car. The Pacifics are so fun to watch. My experience was tainted by the outside experience of Albert Park.

My favorite Minor League team 5 years running. Best baseball entertainment ever with two new teams…read morethis summer!! Hosting a player just enhances my immersion in the Church of Baseball Without having to cross a bridge it's affordable with great beer, wine and food. The players are great with the kids too. Can't wait for the season to begin

After transferring from the College of Marin, I can confidently say that Dominican University of…read moreCalifornia was the perfect environment to complete my undergraduate education. The small class sizes transformed challenging upper division courses from weed outs into collaborative, professional experiences. I am especially grateful to Dr. T. Johnson, Dr. M. Sevigny, and Dr. J. McNally; their mentorship and the school's rigorous curriculum motivated me to realize my potential and steered me toward the biotechnology field. Shortly after graduating in Spring 2025, I accepted a full-time position as a Bioprocess Associate at BioMarin. I have no doubt that DU provided me with the technical foundation and communication skills essential for success in this industry. I look forward to building on this foundation as I pursue my Master's in Biotechnology at the University of San Francisco in the Fall 2026.

Dominican University of California is the ideal environment for students who thrive in small class…read moresizes and a curriculum that balances independent research with community-based learning. What I valued most was the 'interconnected' approach, which seamlessly blended the sciences and humanities to encourage both teamwork and individual scholarly achievement. As a biology major, I felt truly seen - professors and peers knew me by name and provided a level of support that has lasted years beyond graduation. Now working as an analytical chemistry scientist, I can attest that the university's rigorous research methodology courses provided the exact translatable skills I needed for a successful career transition.

Angelico Hall has beautiful 1920s construction flair. It's main highlight is the Music…read moreHall/Auditorium itself. It seats a little over 800 people and has fantastic acoustics for even acapella choirs. Best highlight: multiple music practice rooms with pianos!

A secret place that one really doesn't want to share with others. IMHO. It's such a wonderful…read moreexperience and a healthy resource. I had the pleasure of being there one twilight when they were harvesting honey. The tasting was unforgettable

Draper Farms is a wonderful place to visit and buy organic produce and honey. I just went there and…read morefound a great variety of small tomatoes and squash, and lovely kale.

Skate Escape is located inside the mall, right next to a small video game arcade. I was informed by…read morestaff that a "skating with love" community event was happening. There was no charge to skate, though the skating pass price of $12 posted online is not bad, especially without the $3 skate rental cost (since I have my own rollerblades). This place is quite simple. A small shoe cubbies storage unit against the wall, a few seats and tables outside the rink, a restroom in the back, socks and snacks (water, chips, gatorade) sold behind the counter, and friendly staff making everyone feel welcome. The rink had a smooth and sturdy surface, creating an ideal skating experience. It was surrounded by plexiglass, able to withstand the barrage of kids crashing into the walls. Tiny disco balls hung from the ceiling, along with colorful decorative string lights. Mainly hip hop and rnb music played through the speakers, a song list including Isn't She Lovely by Stevie Wonder, I Want To Be Your Man by Zapp, and Don't Stop Til You Get Enough by the king of pop. The skating rink was small but never felt crowded. There was plenty of space to glide freely, and it was easy to dodge the kids. Even the skate aids didn't take up a lot of space or get in the way. It was a pleasant experience, a carefree atmosphere with everyone just having a good time. Skate Escape was a great option for a rainy day activity to enjoy while in the area.

Great little place to skate. They have the kid helper rails they can take around the rink too! The…read moreguy at the front was super helpful while we dialed in our kids skate sizes.

Great theater with comfortable seats that allow you to control whether you want your seat upright…read moreor lying at a different angle. You can reserve your seat before you arrive and of course you can purchase standard offerings of movie food groups, such as popcorn and various candies. There's plenty of parking available right in front of the theater.

I started having chronic back pain in which sitting for long periods of time is difficult, but the…read moreluxury recliner made the 2.5 hour movie very comfortable!

Easy - drive your sweet ride, trusty truck or swagger wagon to the Hamilton area. Pull in and enjoy…read moresound via your own stereo on FM radio. Enjoy vintage cartoons, then a feature presentation complete with intermission (let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby and get ourselves a treat!) Economical - cost of the movie is FREE but support the group by purchasing goodies. The "lobby" is a tailgate with tasty theatre candy ($3), homemade cupcakes ($2) and beverages. Generous grab bag prizes are also raffled off. Educational - the younger people in your life my not know what a rotary or corded phone is, they can't imagine life without a computer on their phone, but you can open their eyes to the wonders of community film watching in the great outdoors. Extra tips - ***No restrooms on site; take of that before you come. ***Bring lawn chair or blankets and sit up front - organizers have speakers set out to augment audio. ***Be familiar with start time -at a certain point they will "be full" and you will need to park and walk in (with your blankets/chairs)

Looking for an outlawesque experience but aren't quite ready to risk life and limb?…read more Wanna cuddle in your car while nommin on candy and watching Tim Burton? This might be your mecca. The Marin Mobile Drive-In is a regular event where some local counter-culture nerdy types drag out their personal favorites and share them with anyone within ear shot with an FM radio & eyeballs. Cupcakes, popcorn & sodas can be purchased "by donation" for a few bucks but other than that this event is 100% free. All you have to do is follow their website, meetup or facebook pages and show up on the correct night. There are more showings in the summer when the weather is nice but last year they had them periodically all year long.

The San Rafael outpost of Groundfloor is a clean, well-lighted place and then some. I come often…read more Pablo, my dog, sometimes joins. The coffee machine can do many things. Lattes. Cappuccinos. The rest. Black is enough for me. Strong. Simple. It's quiet, but not empty. The hum of others working, softly talking, is a companion--not a distraction. There's a calendar of events: walks, talks, writing nights, yoga, new-member hours, dinners, creative meetups. You can move from work into laughter without leaving the space. The app echoes the calendar. It nudges you into things without pushing. It reminds you there is always a next thing to connect around. Here, you work alone--but not lonely. You sit in quiet--and step into company. You drink coffee--and sometimes wine. You write--and sometimes join a book club, a run, or a gathering of new faces. This is how work was meant to be: rooted, open, full of potential.

I don't think I realized how much I needed Groundfloor until I was here…read more I missed the water-cooler chats, brainstorming, shared lunches & background hum of coworkers in an office when my job went fully remote. I finally realized that those things make a big difference in my energy, engagement and fulfilment in work & everyday life. This is no ordinary co-working space. People are friendly & welcoming: open for a casual chat during Community Lunch, willing to help you think through business or personal challenges, and a blast to hang out with at events both in and outside the club. It's great for work: noise levels are rarely distracting, there are phone booths and a conference room for private calls, a library quiet space, and a gorgeous outdoor patio to shake up the scenery. The socializing is great: book club, hiking club, AI learning sessions. Need a friend to go to a baseball game or music festival with? How about a potluck backyard party with twinkly lights and laughter? Done. When Jermaine, one of the founders, told me that their mission was "to end loneliness" (rather than something like creating just a place for work) it finally clicked for me why this place feels like home. See you at the Club!

Falkirk is fun to visit with the Marin house museum (Elks Lodge/Boyd House)...historical old…read morebuilding that has held events(weddings)...there's a gallery upstairs and new art to look at...nice building...showcases Marin's community...old historical lodge and well-kept

We couldn't have picked a more beautiful venue than the Falkirk Cultural Center for our wedding…read moreday. The grounds were absolutely stunning and the flowers were in full bloom, and the combination of the lush outdoor ceremony space and the elegant indoor cocktail area made everything feel magical and perfectly balanced. One of our favorite touches was the grand piano, which a Paella Time (catering vendor) played during our first look, it was such a unique and emotional moment. The venue itself is a gorgeous, historic Victorian house with incredible charm. We took some of our favorite photos in front of the stained glass windows, which added so much character and warmth. My wife especially loved the bridal suite, where she shared sweet first-look moments and photos with her mom and bridesmaids. It felt intimate, relaxed, and timeless. As San Rafael locals, we were so impressed by how affordable the venue was for everything it offered. Working with Patty and the entire Falkirk team was effortless--they were kind, flexible, and truly accommodating every step of the way. We feel so lucky they had our date available. This venue will forever hold a special place in our hearts.