At the next Town Council Meeting - 
Tuesday, June 28th at 7:00PM:

Parklets Discussion, Racial Equity Committee Report, Ballot Measure Discussion and Consideration of a three-year Contract with the Town's SEIU Labor Unit

Dine. Shop. Stroll. Dance

The Town of San Anselmo and the San Anselmo Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce that San Anselmo Live On The Avenue will be back this summer June through October.  This series is where live entertainment coincides with a pedestrian thoroughfare straight through the heart of town.  Come stroll, shop, dine, and dance on San Anselmo Avenue!  Concerts will be at Creek Park and the Town Hall Plaza between 6:00-8:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays.  San Anselmo Avenue will be closed to cars from 6:00-10:00pm. Click here for the current line-up of spectacular entertainment. 

The San Anselmo Chamber of Commerce is hosting the series during the month of June and their sponsors include: Wink Optics, Kientz Hall, Creekside Pizza & Taproom, The Baan Thai Cuisine, Souvenir Bottle Shop, Cucina , TAM Realty, Longway, Madge and Me, Ludwig Fine Wine, the San Anselmo Community Foundation and the San Anselmo Inn.
 
Music from July – October (yes that’s 32 nights of music!) has been made possible by our gracious sponsor: Eric Gelman of Coldwell Banker.

WILDERNESS  IMPRESSIONS
 
JONATHAN BRAUN Exhibit
Photography and Clay
 
For the first time, TOWN BOOKS will host local artisan Jonathan Braun. Many of you know Jonathan as a life-long environmentalist. Now you can see his inspirational photography and pottery! 
 
Jonathan began making pottery at the age of twelve, and eventually built his own kiln.  At sixteen, he was invited to join the San Francisco Association of Potter and Glass Blowers, the youngest artist ever accepted. 
 
As a photographer, Jonathan trained under his own father, famed photographer Ernie Braun. From a young age, he worked in the dark room and went on photo shoots with his dad. But they always turned to the wilderness for endless opportunities to find inspiration for their photography.
 
 ARTIST RECEPTION  Friday, July 15, 5-7pm, refreshments served

Stroll Through San Anselmo’s History

The Historical Commission is excited to again sponsor Dick Miner’s popular free walking tour through downtown. Learn about San Anselmo’s historic Hub, the role the railroad played in the development of town and the changing character of the businesses and architecture on San Anselmo Avenue.

Tour dates for 2022 are July 9, August 13, September 10, October 8.  Meet Dick at Creek Park at 9:00 a.m. The tour ends at the Historical Museum for refreshments. No reservations are required.

JUNE: Fire-smart Landscaping Tips from UC Marin Master Gardeners

Clean up Zone Zero – Within 5 Feet of Your Home

• Clean-up areas where wind eddies deposit leaf and plant litter along the perimeter of your home, on the roof, and combustibles under decks.  
• Clear dead debris from flowerbeds close to the house and any combustible mulches.
• Remove dead, damaged and diseased plant branches, trees and shrubs. Dispose of the material in your green waste bin. 
• Any vegetation should be pruned back and kept hydrated especially along exit routes. Placement and maintenance of plants are more important than type of plant.
• Move common combustible fire hazards away from the area immediately surrounding your home including brooms, rakes, plastic bins, wood furniture, furniture cushions, wood piles, and natural fiber door mats. Move these items as far away from the house as possible – or indoors if a nearby wildfire threatens.
• Move common combustible fire hazards away from the area immediately
• surrounding your home including brooms, rakes, plastic waste bins, wood
• furniture, furniture cushions, wood piles, and natural fiber door mats. Move
• these items as far away from your house as possible – or indoors if a
• nearby wildfire threatens.
• Move common combustible fire hazards away from the area immediately
• surrounding your home including brooms, rakes, plastic waste bins, wood
• furniture, furniture cushions, wood piles, and natural fiber door mats. Move
• these items as far away from your house as possible – or indoors if a
• nearby wildfire threatens.
• Move common combustible fire hazards away from the area immediately
• surrounding your home including brooms, rakes, plastic waste bins, wood
• furniture, furniture cushions, wood piles, and natural fiber door mats. Move
• these items as far away from your house as possible – or indoors if a
• nearby wildfire threatens.move common combustible fire hazards  immediately surrounding your home including brooms, rakes, plastic waste bins, wood furniture, furniture cushions, natural fiber doormats, propane tanks and woodpiles. Move thee items as far away from the house as possible – or indoors if a nearby wildfire threatens.