Mountain market in Mill Valley, California

The Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center, located at 9341 Mill Street in Ben Lomond, California, is an art gallery that showcases the personal engagement and connection of artists with the line. Their annual judged exhibit, "The Line," invites visitors to the gallery to be the judge and choose the people's choice award winners. The exhibit dates for 2024 are from February 22 to April 6, with a takeout day on Sunday, April 7 from 12-3 PM. For young artists under the age of 21, there is an opportunity to submit artwork in any medium for the upcoming exhibit from April 18 to May 25. Entry and artwork drop-off will take place on Sunday, April 14 from 12-3 PM. Additionally, there will be a variety of classes offered in mixed media, painting, jewelry making, and comics from April 1 to 5.

Trono Team Real Estate is a premier real estate agency located at 250 East Blithedale Avenue in Mill Valley, California. Led by Broker Associate Rick Trono, who has over 20 years of experience in the industry, the team prides themselves on their local knowledge, client-focused approach, and unrivaled service. Rick is known for his expertise in coastal properties and luxury homes in West Marin, having sold many prestigious properties including the historical Black Mountain Ranch. His strong negotiation skills have earned him a spot amongst the top 1% of Real Estate Professionals in the United States. Whether you're looking to buy or sell a home, Trono Team Real Estate is dedicated to providing you with the best possible outcome. Their use of the latest technology, keen sense of property valuation, and market analysis ensures a smooth and successful process for clients. With a deep understanding of Marin County, past and present, Rick and his team are well-equipped to assist you in finding your dream home or selling your current property.

Welcome to Mangels House, a historic gem nestled in the picturesque Aptos hills of California. Located at 570 Aptos Creek Road, this elegant Victorian summer mansion stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural grandeur of the late 19th century. Built by Claus Mangels, brother-in-law of the renowned sugar magnate Claus Spreckels, Mangels House is the last remaining example of three nearly identical mansions constructed between 1872 and 1888. Steeped in history, Mangels House offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of its era. The mansion was crafted from clear heart redwood sourced from the nearby Loma Prieta Mill, featuring a unique "Carpenter's Gothic" architectural style. With 15 rooms including 10 bedrooms, two parlors, a dining room, and a card room, the mansion was designed for luxurious summer living. The house boasts 14-foot ceilings, a full attic crowned by a "widow's walk," and can comfortably accommodate 23 guests.