Latest Events in Marin County(July Updated)

Information Source: San Francisco Bay Adventures | eventbrite

OPERA ANYONE? Experience world-class opera right here in our town! Fun for the Whole Family! Free admission event ($20 donation tickets). OPERA ANYONE? Experience world-class opera right here in our town! Fun for the Whole Family! Enjoy this free admission event (with a $20 donation ticket available) celebrating our passion for opera, featuring spectacular outdoor performances of famous arias and beloved opera songs at our amazing Hamilton Amphitheater. This special event aims to raise awareness about our campaign to renovate the historic Hamilton Theater into a world class live performing arts theater. Don't miss this extraordinary musical experience! 2026 PROGRAM PLAN: 1st Set - Tribute celebrating 150th anniversary of Giacomo Puccini 2nd Set - Tribute celebrating Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's 270th 2026 SINGERS: Featured is Richard Alexandre Rittelmann, Baritone, from the Opéra National de Paris, France who will perform operetta selections with coloratura soprano Shawnette Sulker, lyric soprano Raeeka Yaghmai, mezzo soprano Deborah Rosengaus, lyric tenor Lucas Levy (from New York), and more, accompanied by pianist and music director, Alex Katsman. See videos of the 2023, 2024 and 2025 artists WHEN : 4 pm to 6 pm, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026 WHERE : Hamilton Amphitheater located at 500-598 Hamilton Pkwy, Novato, CA 94949. WHO'S INVITED: Everyone! This charitable event will also have "Opera Italian" cuisine menu for sale from C'era Una Volta Kitchen & Catering and activities for children including opera trivia, prizes, games, face painting, and of course, a magical performance with free admission (a $20 donation ticket helps fund this annual event) RSVP & DONATION TICKETING OPTIONS: ON MEMBER PORTAL ON EVENTBRITE https://hamilton-opera-2026.eventbrite.com RAFFLE FUN: Tickets to the SF Opera, SF Ballet, and more will be raffled during intermission. (Hamilton Arts Foundation is compliant with the California Department of Justice Registrar of Charities for raffling, # CT0300696 and # RF0018179 ) PARKING : Please park at the Hamilton Theater parking lot and the Hamilton Landing hangers parking lots. Parking Info Handout 5 STAR REVIEW: “Last year’s event was amazing! I thought I did not like opera, and now I am a big fan. I definitely won’t miss this event.” ~ Mike, Hamilton Resident SUPPORT US: Donations, community pledges, & sponsorships are tax deductible. Hamilton Arts Foundation is a 501(c)3, #88-3063714. GIVE : https://www.savehamiltontheater.org/give HOPE TO SEE YOU ON SEPT. 12TH! Information Source: Hamilton Arts Foundation Inc | eventbrite

POWER with POLES! Learn game-changing strategies for improving performance and confidence on the trail. Learning how to use poles enables you to engage your whole body while hiking and significantly improves performance and confidence on varied terrain. Uphill pole techniques empower you to feel more push, improving your endurance and pace; downhill techniques help save your knees, hips and spine! Optimal use of poles improves your posture, balance and upper body strength. Using and strengthening core muscles helps preserve your joints which prevents stress or strain in the hands, wrists, elbows, shoulder and neck. Engaging your whole body while hiking uses more calories which facilitates weight management while – at the same time – lowers perceived exertion – you feel more energy and endurance. Learn individualized skills that will reduce knee stress, improve back health, prolong agility and enable you to look around at nature instead of down at your feet. A variety of top quality poles will be available to help you discover which poles fit you best and can help you to achieve your goals. Hikers of all experience levels are welcome, from novice to advanced. Practice new skills on a nature pole-practice hike. Easy, relaxed pace. This session is about learning anatomically optimal techniques and skills that will enhance your outdoor adventures, regardless of how rigorous or gentle they are. Class size is limited so sign up early to reserve your space. Feel the rhythm, feel the power of POLES! The triple win of poles – you’re outside in beautiful Point Reyes, using your whole body, and connecting with your buddies. Instructor’s website and blog provide info on classes, exercises, adventures as well as training which helps people of all ages and abilities to learn skills and techniques that enable them to achieve their fitness goals and more fully enjoy the outdoors. Website & Blog: www.PolesForMobility.com Jayah Faye Paley is an ACE certified Trainer and Mobility Coach, and the creator of an award-winning training on how to use POLES for Hiking, Walking and Mobility. Since 1998, Jayah has taught seminars helping and inspiring people of diverse abilities to achieve their fitness goals and more fully enjoy the outdoors. Details -We will be meeting at the Red Barn Classroom in Bear Valley, Point Reyes - Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to check in - Refunds available for all classes 7 days in advance of the start date, after 7 days and before 2 days, participants can credit their class for a future date. All requests less than 48 hours in advance will be declined. - Please follow the parking instructions for the facility used that day - Please provide an email you check regularly for updates and reminders about your class - Registration is required online prior to the event in order to maintain class sizes - Sales end 48 hours before the start date. - Waitlists are available when the class sells out Ticket Pricing A range of pricing options is available to meet your needs. We welcome your participation and appreciate your support at any level. What to Bring Very Light lunch/snack Day Pack (fanny pack or light back pack - preferably with chest strap as we hold our shoulders differently when there’s no chest strap – you can use a bandana or tie if necessary) Hydration Sunscreen/Sun hat Layered clothing Fingerless Bike Gloves if you have them Hiking shoes or boots WITH tread. Inappropriate hiking shoes will prevent you from participating in the practice hike in the afternoon. Sneakers, flip flops, shoes with worn out tread are not appropriate for hiking on trails. Notebook and Pen/Field Journal Eventbrite Confirmation Email Binoculars (Optional) Camera (Optional) About the PRNSA Field Institute The PRNSA Field Institute offers hands-on environmental education classes throughout the year that foster enjoyment of Point Reyes National Seashore. Our classes are led by expert instructors, who take you out of your everyday life and into the natural world. We host a variety of classes about the arts and sciences and have something for everyone. You can reach the Field Institute at (415) 663-1200 x304 or by email at fieldinstitute@ptreyes.org. Interested in becoming a member of PRNSA? Click Here! Interested in becoming a PRNSA Field Institute volunteer facilitator, or are you an outdoor educator or artist who would like to teach a PRNSA Field Institute class? Send an Email! For any questions, please email us at fieldinstitute@ptreyes.org. Health Guidelines Masks are welcome at your discretion as we all work together to remain healthy and safe. Information Source: Point Reyes National Seashore Association | eventbrite

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