We attended 5 movies this year at the drive in. The guys in charge - Bill and Laura are super…read morefriendly and you soon get to know the regulars. Its a nice evening out and Laura makes great cupcakes. The movies are free to attend, and you can purchase snacks and drinks from the concession stand and also raffle tickets (they have some awesome prizes) Looking forward to next year when the movies start back up

Easy - drive your sweet ride, trusty truck or swagger wagon to the Hamilton area. Pull in and enjoy…read moresound via your own stereo on FM radio. Enjoy vintage cartoons, then a feature presentation complete with intermission (let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby and get ourselves a treat!) Economical - cost of the movie is FREE but support the group by purchasing goodies. The "lobby" is a tailgate with tasty theatre candy ($3), homemade cupcakes ($2) and beverages. Generous grab bag prizes are also raffled off. Educational - the younger people in your life my not know what a rotary or corded phone is, they can't imagine life without a computer on their phone, but you can open their eyes to the wonders of community film watching in the great outdoors. Extra tips - ***No restrooms on site; take of that before you come. ***Bring lawn chair or blankets and sit up front - organizers have speakers set out to augment audio. ***Be familiar with start time -at a certain point they will "be full" and you will need to park and walk in (with your blankets/chairs)

Beautiful grounds, fab food, well maintained docks - what's not to like?…read more We used to rent a boat slip at Loch Lomond, but hubby figured out it was much more cost effective to purchase a leasehold interest in a slip at MYC, even with the membership initiation and monthly dues. So when we upgraded to a bigger boat, it was relatively easy to sell our old slip and move to a larger one. An even better bonus was finding out that this marina is better protected from the wind. We love going to our boat now and just hanging out at the dock for lovely sunsets and cocktails! They also have a pool and 3 tennis courts.

Marin Yacht Club is the best kept marina on the Bay. They have a live in Harbormaster to maintain…read morethe docks and provide extra security. In addition to the Marina there is a pool, 3 tennis courts also lined to pickle ball and a world class chef providing excellent dinners on the weekends. And added amenity is the super friendly members. The restaurant/clubhouse has been redecorated and is a wonderful place for parties. Plus it's just a great place to hang out. The bar has a epic view of the Bay and canal. The bartender Laurel is a real mixologist. It has become our home away from home. We are so glad we joined. Love it here!

Attended this early this month and what more can you ask for with wine tasting, beautiful weather…read moreand food tasting? Located in San Rafael, the only bad thing was that parking meters ran whcih time was limited for me. Wines from Napa and they were pretty tasty! Pulle pork that they provided was delish! I shall come to another event when my friend notifies me but this is one I have to come again next year!

A secret place that one really doesn't want to share with others. IMHO. It's such a wonderful…read moreexperience and a healthy resource. I had the pleasure of being there one twilight when they were harvesting honey. The tasting was unforgettable

Draper Farms is a wonderful place to visit and buy organic produce and honey. I just went there and…read morefound a great variety of small tomatoes and squash, and lovely kale.

Wowza!!! What a hidden gem. The eggs are top tier high quality. Thick shells and super rich yolks…read more The honey is so delicious. Haven't tried the butter yet but I will assume it's amazing. My kid had a great time feeding the goats, cows, and chickens. A wonderful little stop. Absolutely worth checking out. Bring cash and quarters for feed machine because I didn't see Venmo as an option.

Want delicious, fresh, pasture raised eggs? Halfway between Point Reyes and Petaluma you'll find a…read moresmall farm stand that sells them. Honey too. This stand stands alone w/o anyone workin it. It has a functioning refrigerator that houses the eggs and some shelving that holds the jars of that fresh fresh sweet, local honey. Every chance I get I swoop on farm fresh juevos and honey! I've found a few of these types of stands that use the honor system. They got cameras set up to deter thieves. Buy some chickadee feed for a quarter and feed the employees. They are just steps away doin work! This cool little stand is easy to miss. Check the address in the reel and the get real deal eggs & honey if you're ever in the area!

The place has a kid's sailing program. I made the mistake of…read moremaking him join it in winter. On day one they flipped the boat once and righted it. Then they towed them around and told them go left rudder, right rudder. On day two they took them to Peninsula Point in high gusts. They put the "new" kids in the same boats, not an experienced older child with a new one. Just two "new" kids who are 9 years old. From afar in my binoculars, all the boats were capsizing, being righted and capsizing again and again, even the older kids fared badly due to the wind. After capsizing multiple times the instructor motored over and when he asked for help and held on to her boat and the sailboat she told him "you already learned how to right the sailboat, you should have listened". Then zoomed elsewhere, leaving them to float. In the end the main instructor rushed out in another motor boat, picked up the kids and towed the sailboats. Later she gave us some excuses. As you can tell my kid has no interest in sailing again. He did write a great paper about the experience and has a catchy title. To say I am still upset a year later is an understatement..... Honestly, if the club is interested in any feedback. They should get a Hot Tub on the deck, no freezing kid wants to run around to the showers waiting for the water to warm up their freezing hands. They should also mix one veteran kid, with one beginner kid. The ratio of boats to instructors is also too high as was evident. I doubt they care much to make the changes though as there will always be another parent who reads this and says, that won't be my kid or so and so's kid was very happy there.

Members only and their guests can dine here. Was fortunate to be invited by a member and enjoyed a…read moregreat view, great food and very warm service. The stand outs were their fried avocado ( battered and deep fried slices of avocado) with a yummy dipping sauce. The fried calamari was really tender and one of the best I have had. I had a vodka sauce homemade sausage penne pasta and it was just perfect. The Friday prime rib was just ok. Very fatty. Came with creamed spinach and mash. The atmosphere was warm and has a higher end casual feel.

I attended the festival today. Absolutely no parking anywhere. Listened to four bands, each…read moremediocre. All vendors were ladies clothing, some jewelry. The ads keptl saying BRING CASH. and No dogs, although there were at least 30 dogs. Maybe the music I saw was coincidentally poor, but these singers weren't Ella. Walked a LONG time to find a bus stop and fortunately one eventually arrived. Bring cash, buy ladies clothing and ecoutrements, and expensive beer and everything else.

The fair has been held every June for 35 years. It is held in such a pretty setting. The small…read moreredwood grove, the larger park and the ball field make this an ideal setting for a fair. The event is part flea market and part crafts fair. There are 3 music stages and several food vendors. The fair is crowed and it is hard to park. I wasn't impressed with the food offerings. I never did find the BBQ oysters. It is too bad that none of the local restaurants had booths; Fairfax is a town full of locally owned restaurants. The wine choices were impressive. The music was great.

I can't believe it took me so long to go to Pinky's. Their pizza is delicious. Seriously, I wasn't…read morevery hungry and I still managed to devour half a large pizza. The restaurant has a really casual, laid-back vibe. There were some arcade games in the back, and tons of families were there hanging out. I'll definitely go back!

Love the pizza. The service was great. The ambiance for our pick up order was a hip spot. Thank youread more