The story of a troubled singer-songwriter, love, jealousy, and the spiritual power of music.

Greg Anton is best known as the founder of the band Zero with guitarist Steve Kimock. Anton is also a practicing attorney and has been a champion of medical marijuana rights. He has published over fifty original songs, many co-written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter and has performed live with John Cipollina, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, and many others.Greg Anton is best known as a master drummer and the co-founder of the San Francisco band Zero. Anton is also a practicing attorney and has taken his experience from both careers to create his Rock 'n Roll novels. Anton has published over fifty original songs, many co-written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, as well as composing music for film, television, and theater. He's performed on over forty albums and at thousands of concerts worldwide with artists such as John Cipollina, John Lee Hooker, Steve Kimock, Otis Taylor, Stanley Jordan, Perry Farrell, Grace Slick, Jorma Kaukonen, Derek Trucks, members of The Grateful Dead, and many others.  It's About Time is a sequel to his first novel Face the Music .

As an attorney Greg has been a champion of medical marijuana rights and in 2015 he achieved a landmark Federal Court decision which allowed medical marijuana to be distributed in California free of Federal interference.

Fund-Raiser for Arukah Animal International

Enjoy an afternoon of ard live music, food and drinks!

Homestead Community Center
315 Montford Ave, Mill Valley

Only $35... and it's tax deductible!

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June 20th – Pride Night at Jazz & Blues by the Bay

June 21st – Pride & Expression
With LGBTQ+ Literature / Book Table hosted by Sausalito Books by the Bay

June 22nd –Tea by the Sea
Tea Dance, Live DJ, Food & Drinks at Ditas

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ALOHA MAI KĀKOU!

Join New York Times-bestselling author Alka Joshi for a presentation on the history that inspired her latest novel, Six Days in Bombay.

Pre-Order the book from us!

It publishes April 15th.

We will be discussing...

Orbital
By Samantha Harvey

Winner of the 2024 Booker Prize, this debut novel is "ravishingly beautiful" says the New York Times. Orbital is an eloquent meditation on space and life on our planet through the eyes of six astronauts circling the earth in 24 hours. Writing which will take your breath away. 

With special guest Ron Rosano who will share his own space flight experience on VirginGalactic and the “view” from there...

We apologize that this event had to cancel due to health issues. We hope to reschedule.

The remarkable Dr. Byers will be joining us from Virginia, to discuss his new book which is a “biography” of our bioregion – from ecological, social, cultural, and philosophical perspectives. It celebrates the extraordinary biodiversity of the California Coast and traces the history of efforts to conserve it, profiling the many conservation heroes/heroines who have worked so hard to improve the human-nature relationship here. A timely read with Earth Day in April.

Author Event at Mill Valley Public Library

375 THROCKMORTON AVE

Local artist, guide, and expert birder Keith Hansen (Birds of Point Reyes) celebrates the wild beauty and unique personalities of birds through stories, videos, and hand-drawn illustrations in this special After Hours program. In conversation with Point Blue Conservation Science’s Chief Science Officer Grant Ballard, just back from a penguin research trip in Antarctica. In this evening of all things birds, Keith will share stories about his journey to becoming a writer, illustrator, and professional birder as well as some exciting tales from birding adventures all over the world.

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MEET & GREET Bestselling author Gary Krist and get a signed copy of his new book which reads like a novel – based on the true story of a notorious murder in San Francisco in the late 1800's.

Poets Terry Ehret, Kathy Evans, Alice Templeton, and Barbara Swift Brauer will be reading poems from the late Jackie Kudler’s work.

A long-time resident of Sausalito, Jackie taught classes in memoir writing and literature at the College of Marin in Kentfield for more than 30 years. A longstanding member of the Sausalito Women’s Club, she helped host the annual April poetry night.

In 1999, Jackie joined with six other Bay Area poets to found the prestigious regional poetry collective, Sixteen Rivers Press (sixteenrivers.org).

Who were the unsung heroes? Seldom seen and rarely heard in the hyper-patriarchal ancient world, the only women written about were those who were maligned. Through extensive research and detailed analysis, Mary Naples has unearthed women's stories chronologically, beginning from the dawn of ancient Greece to the last vestiges of the Roman Empire.