Nobody does Earth Day like Marin

Do you need a sound bath? I need a sound bath. What even IS a sound bath?

“A hug for your nervous system,” explains Joey Fortman.

Lucky for us, she’s giving a FREE sound bath on Earth Day, April 22 – details below, registration required!

Plus, 5 more ways to celebrate Earth Day. 🌎

Peace & tree hugs,

Kim Neumann

5 FUN THINGS TO DO IN MARIN – EARTH DAY EDITION!

Special feature: Chillax with a sunset & sound bath – Mill Valley

Earth Day Sound Bath - FREEEEE!

Wed 4/22: From Joey: Let’s celebrate all things Earth and birth! We’re blending nature and nurture at one of my favorite places in Marin. We’ll pop into peace at our Peace & Pop-Up Social + Sound Bath at the incredible Strawberry Overlook in Mill Valley. You can’t miss it!

PEACE & POP Sound Bath

1. Get Your Hands Dirty on Mt. Tam – Mill Valley

Mt. Tamalpais Earth Day Stewardship

Wed 4/22: Mt. Tam gives us so much: drinking water, trails, spectacular views, habitat for all kinds of critters. Let’s do her a solid this Earth Day and remove invasive, eco-crashing French and Scotch broom along one of the most beloved trails on Mt. Tam.

Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

2. Date Night: Stargaze in the Wetlands – Point Reyes Station

International Dark Sky Week 2026 (Telescope Night)

Fri 4/17: Sustainable Marin is hosting a "Telescope Night" at the Giacomini Wetlands. Peer through a massive telescope with Marin Stargazers’ Dan Smiley and see a massive collection of 100-400 billion stars, also known as the Milky Way.

Sustainable Marin

3. Rally for a Resilient Region – San Geronimo

5th Annual Climate Fest

Sun 4/19: Brought to you by Greenstitch Climate Action Interns, Climate Fest 2026 features inspiring aerial performances, live music, delicious food, and informational booths focused on sustainability, zero waste, recycling, conservation, and disaster preparedness.

www.sgvcc.org/#upcoming-events

4. Shell-ebrate Local Bivalves – Tiburon

Wild Oyster Project Earth Day Social and Fundraiser

Sun, 4/19: Join fellow oyster lovers for fresh oysters, bubbles, and good company—while directly supporting our work restoring native oysters to the San Francisco Bay. Hear how recent projects are rebuilding habitat, improving water quality, and creating a healthier Bay for generations to come.

Eventbrite

5. Feast on Ocean-Friendly Fare – Mill Valley

Hook Fish Co.

Forget Michelin stars for a sec — how about a restaurant that earns Surfrider Foundation’s “Ocean Friendly Restaurant” badge? A nice way celebrate Earth Day, if you ask me.

Hook Fish Co.

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Kim

Kim Neumann, Publisher