Standing Together / Una Comunidad Unida Community Potluck

Monday, January 19th, 5:30 to 8:30 PM

West Marin Community Services Abriendo Caminos program invite the community for a potluck to show solidarity for everyone in our community. West Marin Community Services and the Standing Together, Una Comunidad Unida Committee extends a cordial invitation to celebrate this beautiful community event.

The Standing Together event will be held in different villages of West Marin. The participating villages are: Point Reyes – Olema – Inverness, Bolinas – Stinson Beach – Dogtown, San Geronimo Valley-Lagunitas- Woodacre, Tomales – Marshall – Nicasio.

Purpose: This event is gathered to show that when we stand together, no one stands alone. This event celebrates our shared humanity and our ongoing commitment to inclusivity, compassion, and unity — today and every day.

Motivation / Inspiration: In acknowledgement of the historical and ongoing harm to people on this land beginning with Indigenous peoples, those enslaved and brought forcibly from other lands, immigrants that continue to face persecution and deportation, and the discrimination and threat against the LGBTQ+ community, we stand in solidarity to help heal these wounds and support every member of our community.

For more information or to donate, see: https://www.canva.com/design/DAG7DArHn3k/60zhRb9pHgUnT1msljTHhQ/view?

Supervisor Rodoni invites you to a town hall–style discussion in your neighborhood. These gatherings are designed to bring residents together for open dialogue about the issues, opportunities, and priorities shaping our community.

Community Conversations are a chance to:

• Hear updates on local policies, projects, and services.

• Share your ideas, concerns, and lived experiences directly with your supervisor.

• Connect with fellow community members and learn from one another.

• Get involved in shaping the future of your community.

Possible discussion topics include:

• Transportation, traffic, roads, and infrastructure improvements

• Housing, affordability, land-use planning, septic systems

• Wildfire prevention, emergency preparedness, and climate resilience

• Parks, open space, and environmental protection

• Local economic development and small business support

• Public safety and community well-being

• County services and resources for residents

Your voice matters, come share your perspective and be part of the conversation.

RSVP

¡Estás invitado!

Tomales and Dillon Beach
Conversaciones Comunitarias

22 de octubre de 2025
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Confirme su asistencia

El Supervisor Rodoni lo invita a una reunión comunitaria en su vecindario. Estos encuentros están diseñados para reunir a los residentes en un diálogo abierto sobre los temas, oportunidades y prioridades que están moldeando nuestra comunidad.

Conversaciones Comunitarias son una oportunidad para:

• Escuchar actualizaciones sobre políticas, proyectos y servicios locales.

• Compartir sus ideas, inquietudes y experiencias directamente con su Supervisor.

• Conectarse con otros miembros de la comunidad y aprender unos de otros.

• Involucrarse en dar forma al futuro de su comunidad.

Algunos de los temas posibles de conversación incluyen:

• Transporte, tráfico, carreteras e infraestructura

• Vivienda, asequibilidad, planificación del uso de la tierra y sistemas sépticos

• Prevención de incendios forestales, preparación para emergencias y resiliencia climática

• Parques, espacios abiertos y protección ambiental

• Desarrollo económico local y apoyo a pequeñas empresas

• Seguridad pública y bienestar comunitario

• Servicios y recursos del condado para residentes

Tu voz importa: ven a compartir Tu perspectiva y se parte de la conversación.

RSVP

Peter Coyote: Reflections on an Esteemed Career

Part of the Tomales Regional History Center 2025 Lecture Series, join us for this event.

Join Suzanne Lang of NPR in conversation with one of the most recognizable personalities in American culture, Peter Coyote. Since 1967, Peter has worked in over 100 films, provided Emmy-award winning narration in 160 projects including many Ken Burns historical documentaries, written five books, in addition to being an influential activist and Zen Buddhist. Guaranteed to be a fascinating afternoon.

Bring your mending and stitching and learn tips from your neighbors! We’ll mend from 5-7, then at 7 we’ll watch the film A Mighty Wind, a comedy by the director of “Spinal Tap,” about a village celebrating their sesquicentennial (150th anniversary) like we are with our Hall! Food will be available from the Food Truck.

Family Game Night. Bring your friends and family, bring your own game that you want to share. BYOB (we’ll have Carlos’s food truck standing by with nosh).

Join us for our annual tradition, this year featuring caller Celia Ramsay and live music with Rodney Miller (fiddle) and Rebecca King (piano). No host bar and, of course, chili and cornbread.

Tickets available at the door or purchase here!

Adults: $25
Children 18 and under: $15
(Under 5 free)

Trifecta! Start the night with comedy from Brian Maggi and his special guest. Followed by live music from the Towne Dandies Surf Fever! with their mix of lively cowboy and Americana tunes, showcasing their fresh take on classic sounds. The night concludes with vibrant beats spun by DJ E. Live.

The doors open at 6:30 PM and the show starts at 7:00 PM

Full bar available to purchase beverages of your choice.

Tickets also available at door (cash/venmo) or purchase here.

Mike Beck is an engaging acoustic solo artist who is a regular featured performer at the National Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering.  He performs across Europe and the USA.

• Wednesday May 21st

• Doors open at 4:30 PM

• Bluegrass Jam starts at 5 PM

• Performance starts at 7 PM

• Beer, wine, and beverages available for purchase at the bar.

Tickets $25

Sunday, May 18th, 4:00 PM

Admission $20 at the door (cash, Venmo, credit card) or purchase tickets in advance here.