Marin County events Calendar: January & Beyond
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Marin County is buzzing with exciting events this month and beyond! From captivating author talks to insightful workshops and community gatherings, there’s something for everyone.Check out our curated list of must-attend events happening in various locations across the county.
Literary Events
Book Passage in Corte Madera is hosting a stellar lineup of authors. On January 8th, renowned author Mark Nepo will discuss his book, “You Don’t Have to Do It Alone,” in an online event with Brooke Warner. Tickets are $24 and include a copy of the book. “This is a must-attend for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance,” says one attendee. Other highlights include appearances by Rachel Howzell Hall discussing “The last one” on January 9th, and pico Iyer discussing “Aflame” with Don George on January 15th. For a complete schedule and to register,visit bookpassage.com.
The mill Valley public Library is also getting in on the literary action. On January 15th, they’ll host TJ Klune for an online discussion of his book, “Somewhere Beyond the Sea.” Registration is required via millvalleylibrary.org. the library also offers a diverse range of events throughout the year, catering to all ages and interests.
Community & Educational Events
Beyond books, Marin County offers a wealth of enriching experiences. The Belvedere Tiburon Library is hosting a variety of events, including a discussion on Tchaikovsky’s ”Nutcracker” on December 19th and a Medicare information session on January 7th. For gardening enthusiasts, marie Narlock will discuss California native plants on January 21st. Visit beltiblibrary.org to register.
For those interested in memoir writing, Book Passage is offering a workshop led by Melissa Cistaro on January 12th. The Marin County Law Library is hosting an online event, “Lawyers in the Library,” on January 9th. details and registration for both events can be found on their respective websites.
Music and Minds is hosting a “fireside chat” on January 5th featuring Andrew Standley discussing the 2024 presidential election’s impact on US-EU relations. Tickets are $39.19. For location and registration, visit musicandminds.org. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church invites the community to a “Come Together to Welcome Winter” event on December 21st. Contact 415-464-7149 or email ch (email address not provided in source) for details.
This is just a snapshot of the vibrant events scene in marin County. Be sure to check the individual websites for the most up-to-date information and registration details. enjoy!
Marin County Literary Events Calendar
Stay informed about the vibrant literary scene in Marin County with our regularly updated calendar. Discover author readings, book signings, workshops, and more.This week’s highlights include engaging events for book lovers of all ages and interests.
For those interested in attending, remember to contact the organizers directly to secure your spot.One event organizer suggests contacting loeADMartin@comcast.net to reserve a seat.
The calendar is compiled by Daniel Bromfield, and updated weekly. To submit your literary event for inclusion, please email listings to calendar@marinij.com. High-resolution images are encouraged; please ensure photos are 300 dpi JPGs with a minimum file size of 2 megabytes and include relevant caption information.
This calendar is a valuable resource for anyone seeking enriching cultural experiences in Marin County. Whether you’re a seasoned bookworm or simply curious about local literary happenings, this is your go-to guide for staying connected to the community’s creative pulse.
Don’t miss out on the possibility to engage with authors, fellow readers, and the inspiring world of literature.Check back each week for the latest updates and exciting events.
This calendar is published weekly.
Marin County Innovates: A Conversation with Public Librarian Daniel Bromfield
Marin County is known for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant cultural scene.
Embedded within this creative landscape is a thriving community dedicated to sharing knowledge and fostering intellectual growth. Daniel Bromfield,the Senior Librarian at the Marin County Free Library,is at the heart of this movement,curating enriching programs and events that bring people together around the power of words and ideas.
In this interview, we delve into Daniel’s passion for connecting Marin County residents with literary experiences and his insights on the evolving role of libraries in the 21st century.
World-today-News: Daniel, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. can you tell us about your role at the Marin County Free Library and what inspires your work?
Daniel bromfield: It’s a pleasure to be here. I’ve been with the Marin County free Library for over a decade, and I’m truly passionate about our mission of providing accessible and engaging resources for everyone in our community. As Senior librarian, I focus on program growth and outreach, connecting people with books, authors, and thought-provoking discussions.
World-Today-News: Marin County boasts a vibrant literary scene. what kind of events does the library organize?
Daniel Bromfield: We strive to offer a diverse range of events catering to all ages and interests.Think book talks with bestselling authors, engaging workshops on creative writing and bookbinding, panel discussions on current events, and even family-friendly story times. We want to create a welcoming space where people can discover new books, connect with fellow readers, and expand their horizons.
World-today-News: The digital age has brought about notable changes in how people consume data. How has the library adapted to these changes?
Daniel bromfield: Absolutely. Libraries are evolving to become community hubs that embrace both traditional and digital formats. We offer e-books and audiobooks, online databases, and even virtual events that allow us to reach a wider audience. We see technology as a tool to enhance, not replace, the human connection at the heart of what we do.
World-Today-News: What are some of the most rewarding aspects of your work?
Daniel Bromfield: Seeing the joy on someone’s face when they discover a new favorite book, witnessing a lively discussion unfold at one of our events, or helping a child develop a lifelong love of reading – these are the moments that make my work truly meaningful.
World-Today-News: What advice would you give to someone who wants to get more involved in the Marin County literary community?
Daniel Bromfield: There are so many fantastic ways to explore the literary scene here! Check out the events calendar at our website, visit your local branch library, attend author readings at bookstores like Book Passage, or join a book club. Marin County is brimming with passionate readers and writers, and there’s a place for everyone.
