We went to see Andre is an Idiot (which is a must see) here one Sunday afternoon, and I hadn't been…read morehere since high school when I saw Memento. It is BEAUTIFUL! The seats were decently comfy and the theater intimate. The snacks were great and a fantastic value. What a pleasant outing!

WHEN: Sun @4pm Came…read moreall the way over here for the east bay after a failed attempt at catching a screening of FLOW in Berkeley. Who knew this indie animated feature would be so popular (good on them!). So we got there when there was only 1 ticket left--and we weren't the only ones who tried to get tickets! So we made the trek over the Richmond Bridge, this time securing our tickets online first before arriving. Prices are as follows but there are service fees online: $14.00 General $10.50 Seniors & Youth $8.50 CAFILM members This theater is wonderfully located in downtown San Rafael and street parking was easy enough to find and free since it's Sunday. It's my first time and I really like it. I noticed they screen a lot of indie-like films, and would often have Q&A panels after. There's lots of food options in the area (or bars).

Great theatre,l comfortable seats! And good location / parking close to home clean and like the…read morestaff

Sound system is so loud it actually hurt our ears inside the theater. Comfy seats, crisp sprite. My…read moreears hurt.

Excellent and fun production of Mamma Mia! by the Novato Theatre Company! The cast was talented,…read morethe music of ABBA was wonderfully performed, and the energy throughout the show was infectious. A thoroughly enjoyable evening of theater that left the audience smiling and singing along at the end. Highly recommended!

It has been nearly 72 hours since the Sunday matinee MMTC/NTC performance of Alanis Morissette's…read more"Jagged Little Pill" and the choreography, the acting, and the music just continue to play in my head!  Morgan Olson and Evvy Calstrom-March are riveting talents with commanding stage presence. You simply can't take your eyes off of them! Music director Megan Schoenbohm, from whom I sat a mere ten feet from, was herself fascinating to watch as she meticulously and flawlessly conducted her musicians from one Morissette hit to another  (while on guitar and harmonica). The intimate and cozy NTC routinely delivers outstanding productions. Add this one to the long list.

I attended the festival today. Absolutely no parking anywhere. Listened to four bands, each…read moremediocre. All vendors were ladies clothing, some jewelry. The ads keptl saying BRING CASH. and No dogs, although there were at least 30 dogs. Maybe the music I saw was coincidentally poor, but these singers weren't Ella. Walked a LONG time to find a bus stop and fortunately one eventually arrived. Bring cash, buy ladies clothing and ecoutrements, and expensive beer and everything else.

The fair has been held every June for 35 years. It is held in such a pretty setting. The small…read moreredwood grove, the larger park and the ball field make this an ideal setting for a fair. The event is part flea market and part crafts fair. There are 3 music stages and several food vendors. The fair is crowed and it is hard to park. I wasn't impressed with the food offerings. I never did find the BBQ oysters. It is too bad that none of the local restaurants had booths; Fairfax is a town full of locally owned restaurants. The wine choices were impressive. The music was great.

Really fun to walk amongst tall trees and see tents full of various artisanal works, arts and…read morecrafts. The details on some of the artworks are so amazing - photos simply cannot capture them and have the same visceral effects! There's Mother Nature, art, playgrounds, drinks and food - we had a great afternoon in Mt. Tam!

My main issue with the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival is it has extremely similar vendors to the…read moreKings Mountain Fair but has a $25 admission fee. I could see charging $10, but the current pricing for the smaller size isn't a fit - although I will say it is more children friendly with the child's grove. All in all, while Kings Mountain is more difficult to get to and the parking can be troublesome, I'd recommend it before the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival and don't plan on returning next year.

Nestled amongst these nice houses in the Novato hilly area is this gem of a festival. I liked it…read moremuch better than the Oakland one, perhaps because it seemed smaller, more authentic, tucked on this hill. There was some semi Pasteur type of land adjacent, ok perhaps more like dead and dry grass :) but nonetheless it leant to a nice feel and atmosphere. WE had a wonderful time. From the church tour, to the nice and friendly parishioners to the dancing in the main square, it was fun and inviting. I would come back in an instant when in town. EPHARISTO

A Memorial Weekend tradition in on the sunny hilltop location in Southern Novato neighborhood known…read moreas Ignacio. Authentic Greek food , dances and homemade specialities to eat and drink while you relax on the feck under the shady Oak tree. Must try all the delicious Greek pastries and coffee drinks to finish after your meal from inside and outside food lineup. Opa!

Nice yearly holiday event to take the entire family to. I haven't been in a few years, but the last…read moretime I went, it was pretty and very festive. Amazing Christmas decorations inside and outside the ENTIRE house! I recommend at least one visit per holiday season here:-)

We'll miss our yearly tradition at the Rombeiro's Christmas house but am so incredibly grateful to…read morehave had them part of our celebration for so many years. I am saddened to hear of the passing of the patriarchs of the family but grateful to them for all the lives they positively impacted over the years

Our family has participated in shows with Katia and Company for the last three years, and we have…read moremany more years ahead of us. Done right, performing builds confidence, teamwork, timing, problem solving, and resilience. We've recognized all of these qualities developing in our boys, and they have an absolute blast on stage. My husband and I really appreciate Katia's whole-child approach to this work. She has long-term relationships with former cast mates who are now staff working with young thespians. We also attend the teen productions which have been stellar. If your child is curious about theatre, I suggest starting by attending a show and then participating in a week-long summer camp. I suspect they'll be hooked!

My daughter was just in their production of Frozen jr and she loved it! She gained so much…read moreconfidence and I loved seeing her light up on stage. The show itself was fantastic. The parents aren't really involved in the process so I had no expectations going into it but it was amazing! The older kids were outstanding. We will be back!