5 Bay Area Ways to Celebrate the Rare Solar Eclipse

5 Bay Area Ways to Celebrate the Rare Solar Eclipse

Only those in the the narrow path from Oregon to South Carolina will witness the total eclipse. Most of the United States will see a partial eclipse. The Bay Area will enjoy more than 75% of the Sun covered by the Moon. If you're not planning to head to the path of totality, here are five local ways to celebrate the Great American Solar Eclipse a la Bay Area style.

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Creativity Talks: The Raising of America: Screening and Panel Discussion

Creativity Talks: The Raising of America: Screening and Panel Discussion

Once again, the Bay Area Discovery Museum has assembled an expert panel for their upcoming Creativity Talks, a free, adults-only, thought-leadership event on Thursday, November 5 at 6 p.m. There will be a screening of "The Raising of America” followed by an important discussion about the future of early education. I'm very excited to share an exclusive interview with Elizabeth Rood, Vice President of Education Strategy and Director for Center for Childhood Creativity and event moderator.

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If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out with Alison Faith Levy

If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out with Alison Faith Levy

Alison Faith Levy, formerly of The Sippy Cups, is one of the hottest names in children's music. She recently released her second album, "The Start of Things," to rave reviews and understandably so. It's a fun yet sophisticated blend of musical styles that will not only appeal to children but adults too. She will be performing 11am at the Mill Valley Library on August 16. Alison joined me in a conversation about her new album and future play she has written.

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Winter Break Week Camps

Winter Break Week Camps

Many schools are closed for mid-winter break, February 16-20, and camps are a great time where kids can pursue all kinds of interests and in Marin and beyond. There is no shortage of great options. 

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