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Learn about the events produced by the Department of Cultural Services.
Do I need a permit for events on private property? No, an event encroachment permit is only for events in County-maintained areas (roads, sidewalks, etc.).
Marin City, Low-Lying Areas Warned to be Aware of Rain Events Posted on November 14, 2023 For Immediate Release – San Rafael, CA – Widespread rainfall is expected to arrive on November 14 and stay through the week Widespread rainfall is expected to arrive on Tuesday, November 14, and stay through
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Event encroachment permit About If you're hosting a special event in Marin County and plan to use a County-maintained road, sidewalk, or shoulder (known as the "County right-of-way"), you’ll need an event encroachment permit. This includes: Closing a road Performing traffic control measures
Home Parks & Preserves Special Events & Permits Special Events & Permits Parks Special Events If you are planning an event that meets any of the criteria listed below, you must consult with Parks staff. Plan to submit the required application and documentation 90 days to one year in advance of your
What’s the purpose of the pre-event meeting? The meeting ensures your traffic control measures are safe and approved and allows the County to review your plans.
Public Works Fair, a family-friendly event! Posted on May 1, 2024 Kids love hands-on learning experiences, and who doesn’t love a petting zoo?!? On May 18, the Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) will host one, but without animals. Instead, there will be tractors, backhoes, fire trucks
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What if I don’t have event insurance? For neighborhood events, check with your homeowner’s insurance or homeowners association for event coverage options.
How much does the event encroachment permit cost? The minimum fee is $160.89, but additional costs may apply depending on the review and inspections.
What if my event isn’t under County jurisdiction? If your event takes place in a city or town within Marin County, or on a state highway, you’ll need to contact the local city or town government or Caltrans for their permitting requirements. Use MarinMap to confirm the jurisdiction.
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Public Works Fair, a family-friendly event! October 4, 2025 Posted on September 21, 2025 Kids love hands-on learning experiences, and on October 4, 2025, the Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) will host a family-friendly Public Works Fair at the Marin County Fairgrounds. Families can
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Marin County's sustainability division.
In early 2025, the Marin County Board of Supervisors named Community and Economic Vitality a top priority to support a strong, diverse local economy. Tam Junction, a key commercial hub in unincorporated Mill Valley serving the Tamalpais Valley community, is central to this effort. There is growing i
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is to participate in a volunteer workday. Check the calendar for upcoming events. From Hwy 101 in Mill Valley, take the exit for Tiburon Blvd (Hwy 131). Take Tiburon Blvd east for 1 mile. Turn right onto Greenwood Cove Dr. Greenwood Cove becomes Greenwood Beach Rd. Parking Volunteer parking is in gravel pullouts
Review staging, sound, lighting, and technical specs of VMA
County of Marin Cultural Services department home page. Runs the Marin Center as well as various events and activities. Rents County venues for special events.
Connection at the Heart of Helping Someone in Mental Distress; Free events during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month promote healing and hope across Marin
