Mary Stompe

Marin County

Albert Gregory

Bay Area

Novato

California

San Rafael

Jamie Gatlin

San Anselmo-Fairfax

Sonoma County

Angela Woodall

Petaluma

Larkspur-Corte Madera

Mill Valley

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Pinole-Hercules

El Cerrito

Rohnert Park-Cotati

Alameda County

Albany

The Kove, Inside Northgate Mall, 5800 Northgate Dr, Suite 80 San Rafael, CA, 94903

Dreaming of a good night's sleep? Join Nicolyn Alarcon, founder of Ritualize Wellness, for a free community health and wellness talk at The Kove (inside Northgate Mall) on simple, science-informed ways to rest and recharge. Attendees will explore the science of sleep and walk away with a practical wind-down toolkit to build their own evening rituals. The event also features a chance to ask questions over free coffee, snacks, and neighbor connection time for a healthier, stronger Marin.The Kove is a community healthcare hub located inside of Northgate Mall.&nbsp; The talk begins at 11:00 am next door inside our Karma Club space - just look for the signs! Call 415-847-2534 with any questions.

Local Event: Getting a Good Night's Sleep

Getting a Good Night's Sleep

Dreaming of a good night's sleep? Join Nicolyn Alarcon, founder of Ritualize Wellness, for a free community health and wellness...

Historic Downtown Petaluma

A time of bats and broomsticks, blood and bugs - and Downtown Petaluma’s Safe “Trick or Treat Trail” with the downtown Merchants!
Parents - gather your little ghosts, goblins, monsters, Harry Potters, witches on broomsticks and princesses, and join the participating downtown merchants for the Annual Trick or Treat Trail this Halloween, Saturday, October 31 ~ from 3-5:30 pm!
Visit the website after October 24 to download the pumpkin trail map - listing all participating locations on Kentucky St, 4th St, Western Ave, Petaluma Blvd, 2nd St, “C” St, Theater Square, and the River Plaza Shopping Center. Over 75 businesses will be handing out Halloween candy to costumed children.Visit: <a href="https://petalumadowntown.com/trick-or-treat-trail" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">petalumadowntown.com/trick-or-treat-trail</a>
Participating merchants will have signage placed outside their stores as noted on the map.
Come and celebrate a safe and spooktacular time in our wonderful downtown!

Local Event: Petaluma’s Trick or Treat Trail

Petaluma’s Trick or Treat Trail

A time of bats and broomsticks, blood and bugs - and Downtown Petaluma’s Safe “Trick or Treat Trail” with the downtown...

First Presbyterian Church

Come for a lively discussion on Sunday 11/1 at 11:15 am
at 1510 Fifth Ave., San Rafael, on how complex stories and themes of modern animation can lead to deep spiritual formation, just as the first followers were transformed by Jesus’ parables.&nbsp; Doug Sides will lead the discussion on Avatar: The Legend of Korra; how Korra’s personal struggles show that we can find meaning and strength in our brokenness.
Anime fans and curious people of all ages are welcome.
Free and open to the public. The church is handicap accessible.

Local Event: Anime and Parables:  Animation as Modern Storytelling

Anime and Parables:  Animation as Modern...

Come for a lively discussion on Sunday 11/1 at 11:15  am
at 1510 Fifth Ave., San Rafael, on how complex stories and themes of...

Anime and Parables:  Animation as Modern Storytelling

College of San Mateo Theatre

Viva La Vida with Excerpts from P1N0CCH10 &amp; Carmilla features new works and a returning Oceánica Ballet autumn tradition. Act 1 premieres selections from two upcoming story ballets. P1N0CCH10, a retelling of Carlo Collodi's classic tale of Pinocchio, explores humanity, artificial intelligence, and our relationship with the natural world. Carmilla, an adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu's groundbreaking sapphic vampire novella, stages a mysterious masquerade ball.
Act II features the return of Viva La Vida, the original story of Lucio and Lupita in a joyful folklórico-infused tale about transcending loss and the resilience of love, inspired by Día de los Muertos. In this “celebration of life, loved ones and culture,” writes Jocelyn Tong of the Daily Californian, “mythic creatures from the land of the dead … [lead to] twirled scarves and snapped-open fans …in a story of homecoming.” Throughout all three stories, the wisdom of women across time and cultures is amplified.
The San Mateo County Community College District in California, responsible for the College of San Mateo Theatre, is committed to ensuring an inclusive and equitable environment for all, where programs and services are accessible to everyone, regardless of ability. CALENDAR LISTING:&nbsp;Dance, Theater, Performance


WHO/WHAT: Oceánica Ballet presents Viva La Vida with Excerpts from P1N0CCH10 &amp; Carmilla

WHEN: Sunday, November 1st, 2026 at 1:00pm and 4:00pmWHERE: College of San Mateo Theatre, Music, Theater, Art Buildings, 1700 W Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo, CA 94402

TICKETS: <a href="https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/oceanicaballet/7592" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/oceanicaballet/7592</a><a href="https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/oceanicaballet/7592" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>
DISCOUNT: $10 off the price of each ticket ONLY for the 1:00 PM showing on Sunday, Nov. 1st, 2026. This discount is automatically applied at checkout.
For more information visit <a href="https://oceanicaballet.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">oceanicaballet.org</a>
About Oceánica Ballet: Oceánica Ballet is a group of dynamic artists curated from the Bay Area’s diverse classical dance scene. Oceánica Ballet, based in San Mateo, CA, was formed in 2021 to unite people through the shared experience of dance performance as a reflection of our complex and diverse collective humanity. Our mission is to enliven the San Francisco Bay Area cultural landscape by making professional-level ballet performances accessible and relatable to Bay Area audiences. We enrich the artistic careers of locally-based, professionally trained dance artists of diverse ages, races, genders, sexual orientations, and body types. We create innovative new ballet-based dance works, and interpret classics in fresh and exciting ways. Edgar Lepe and Robert Burns Lowman are Artistic Co-Directors of Oceánica Ballet.
Oceánica Ballet, Inc. has been designated a Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Photo by Vin Eiamvuthikorn.

Local Event: Halloween & Día de los Muertos, Oceánica Ballet’s Viva La Vida & Excerpts of P1N0CCH10 & Carmilla

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Halloween & Día de los Muertos, Oceánica...

Viva La Vida with Excerpts from P1N0CCH10 & Carmilla features new works and a returning Oceánica Ballet autumn tradition. Act 1...

Halloween & Día de los Muertos, Oceánica Ballet’s Viva La Vida & Excerpts of P1N0CCH10 & Carmilla

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