The Buzz About Pollinators at Mill Valley Library
Library talk on pollinators, 1pm.
- Dates
- Oct 24, 2026
- Where
- 375 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941
County guide
21 outings for families, couples, seniors and groups, each linked to its source.
Redwoods, sheltered beaches, a kids' museum and a working bay model.
Library talk on pollinators, 1pm.
Island state park in San Francisco Bay, reached by ferry from Tiburon or San Francisco. Some services and facilities are restricted. Tiburon ferry round trip $18 adults 13-64, $16 seniors 65+, $15 ages 6-12, $6 ages 3-5, 2 and under free. Through Oct 31 it runs Wed-Sun; in Nov-Dec, weekends only plus Nov 11 and Nov 27.
Hands-on museum for children ages 0-8 at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge. EBT/SNAP/WIC tickets $5 (up to 4).
Working hydraulic model of San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Fully accessible.
Bayshore park on San Pablo Bay with China Camp Village, a museum about an early Chinese settlement, beach access, picnicking and a weekend snack shop.
55-acre park in a sheltered cove on San Pablo Bay with a fishing pier (no license needed), kayak access and tennis and pickleball courts. No dogs. Free entry.
City library with a regular calendar of free talks and events.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area beach with fire rings, where wintering monarch butterflies can sometimes be seen in the pine grove. Redwood Creek Lagoon is closed to all access.
Old-growth redwoods with 6 miles of trail, including half-hour, one-hour and 90-minute loops, and free Junior Ranger booklets. Parking or shuttle reservations are required in advance at GoMuirWoods.com.
Peaceful bayside park with lawns, shade trees, a fishing pier (no license needed) and views across to the East Bay. Parking is limited; no dogs. Free entry.
Historic lighthouse at the tip of the Point Reyes Headlands, 313 steps below the observation deck. Gray whales pass from December through May. The lot holds only 38 vehicles, and there is no food west of Inverness.
Checked 2026-10-20Shady strolls through redwoods along Lagunitas Creek and hikes to Barnabe Peak, one of the best viewpoints in Marin. Creek access closes Dec 1.
Farm between Muir and Stinson beaches where visitors can milk goats, collect eggs and learn how food is grown. Free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset; no fees, donations welcome.
139-acre lakeside park with the Terwilliger Nature Trail, shore fishing, a bike park, an 18-hole disc golf course and trees that turn fall colors. No dogs. Free entry.
Gently sloping, surf-free beaches sheltered by Inverness Ridge, four miles north of Inverness on Pierce Point Road.
Ferry rides, lighthouse views, bayside parks and an architecture tour.
Author talk at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Evening record-listening night at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Island state park in San Francisco Bay, reached by ferry from Tiburon or San Francisco. Some services and facilities are restricted. Tiburon ferry round trip $18 adults 13-64, $16 seniors 65+, $15 ages 6-12, $6 ages 3-5, 2 and under free. Through Oct 31 it runs Wed-Sun; in Nov-Dec, weekends only plus Nov 11 and Nov 27.
Ferry routes from Sausalito, Larkspur and Tiburon to San Francisco, plus San Francisco-Angel Island service.
Checked 2026-10-2090-minute docent-led tour of Wright's 1957 Civic Center, including the Board of Supervisors chambers and the iconic blue roof. About a mile of walking; tickets in advance. Free parking. Meet in Room 233 (2nd-floor cafeteria). Tours run through May 28, 2027.
Redwood canyons, oak woodlands and grasslands on Marin's landmark mountain, with the East Peak Visitor Center and the Mountain Theater, which hosts outdoor plays and astronomy programs.
Old-growth redwoods with 6 miles of trail, including half-hour, one-hour and 90-minute loops, and free Junior Ranger booklets. Parking or shuttle reservations are required in advance at GoMuirWoods.com.
Peaceful bayside park with lawns, shade trees, a fishing pier (no license needed) and views across to the East Bay. Parking is limited; no dogs. Free entry.
Historic lighthouse at the tip of the Point Reyes Headlands, 313 steps below the observation deck. Gray whales pass from December through May. The lot holds only 38 vehicles, and there is no food west of Inverness.
Checked 2026-10-20Gently sloping, surf-free beaches sheltered by Inverness Ridge, four miles north of Inverness on Pierce Point Road.
Architecture tours, redwood loops, quiet bay parks and library talks.
Friends of the Library book sale, 10am-4:30pm.
Library talk on pollinators, 1pm.
Author talk at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Working hydraulic model of San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Fully accessible.
Bayshore park on San Pablo Bay with China Camp Village, a museum about an early Chinese settlement, beach access, picnicking and a weekend snack shop.
90-minute docent-led tour of Wright's 1957 Civic Center, including the Board of Supervisors chambers and the iconic blue roof. About a mile of walking; tickets in advance. Free parking. Meet in Room 233 (2nd-floor cafeteria). Tours run through May 28, 2027.
City library with a regular calendar of free talks and events.
Old-growth redwoods with 6 miles of trail, including half-hour, one-hour and 90-minute loops, and free Junior Ranger booklets. Parking or shuttle reservations are required in advance at GoMuirWoods.com.
Peaceful bayside park with lawns, shade trees, a fishing pier (no license needed) and views across to the East Bay. Parking is limited; no dogs. Free entry.
Historic lighthouse at the tip of the Point Reyes Headlands, 313 steps below the observation deck. Gray whales pass from December through May. The lot holds only 38 vehicles, and there is no food west of Inverness.
Checked 2026-10-20139-acre lakeside park with the Terwilliger Nature Trail, shore fishing, a bike park, an 18-hole disc golf course and trees that turn fall colors. No dogs. Free entry.
Mountain trails, disc golf, fishing piers and a record-listening night.
Friends of the Library book sale, 10am-4:30pm.
Evening record-listening night at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Island state park in San Francisco Bay, reached by ferry from Tiburon or San Francisco. Some services and facilities are restricted. Tiburon ferry round trip $18 adults 13-64, $16 seniors 65+, $15 ages 6-12, $6 ages 3-5, 2 and under free. Through Oct 31 it runs Wed-Sun; in Nov-Dec, weekends only plus Nov 11 and Nov 27.
Working hydraulic model of San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Fully accessible.
Ferry routes from Sausalito, Larkspur and Tiburon to San Francisco, plus San Francisco-Angel Island service.
Checked 2026-10-2090-minute docent-led tour of Wright's 1957 Civic Center, including the Board of Supervisors chambers and the iconic blue roof. About a mile of walking; tickets in advance. Free parking. Meet in Room 233 (2nd-floor cafeteria). Tours run through May 28, 2027.
55-acre park in a sheltered cove on San Pablo Bay with a fishing pier (no license needed), kayak access and tennis and pickleball courts. No dogs. Free entry.
Redwood canyons, oak woodlands and grasslands on Marin's landmark mountain, with the East Peak Visitor Center and the Mountain Theater, which hosts outdoor plays and astronomy programs.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area beach with fire rings, where wintering monarch butterflies can sometimes be seen in the pine grove. Redwood Creek Lagoon is closed to all access.
Shady strolls through redwoods along Lagunitas Creek and hikes to Barnabe Peak, one of the best viewpoints in Marin. Creek access closes Dec 1.
139-acre lakeside park with the Terwilliger Nature Trail, shore fishing, a bike park, an 18-hole disc golf course and trees that turn fall colors. No dogs. Free entry.
Free entry, plus outings with a low parking or entry fee.
Friends of the Library book sale, 10am-4:30pm.
Library talk on pollinators, 1pm.
Author talk at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Evening record-listening night at Mill Valley Public Library, 6:30pm.
Working hydraulic model of San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Fully accessible.
Bayshore park on San Pablo Bay with China Camp Village, a museum about an early Chinese settlement, beach access, picnicking and a weekend snack shop.
55-acre park in a sheltered cove on San Pablo Bay with a fishing pier (no license needed), kayak access and tennis and pickleball courts. No dogs. Free entry.
City library with a regular calendar of free talks and events.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area beach with fire rings, where wintering monarch butterflies can sometimes be seen in the pine grove. Redwood Creek Lagoon is closed to all access.
Peaceful bayside park with lawns, shade trees, a fishing pier (no license needed) and views across to the East Bay. Parking is limited; no dogs. Free entry.
Historic lighthouse at the tip of the Point Reyes Headlands, 313 steps below the observation deck. Gray whales pass from December through May. The lot holds only 38 vehicles, and there is no food west of Inverness.
Checked 2026-10-20Shady strolls through redwoods along Lagunitas Creek and hikes to Barnabe Peak, one of the best viewpoints in Marin. Creek access closes Dec 1.
Farm between Muir and Stinson beaches where visitors can milk goats, collect eggs and learn how food is grown. Free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset; no fees, donations welcome.
139-acre lakeside park with the Terwilliger Nature Trail, shore fishing, a bike park, an 18-hole disc golf course and trees that turn fall colors. No dogs. Free entry.
Gently sloping, surf-free beaches sheltered by Inverness Ridge, four miles north of Inverness on Pierce Point Road.