The Bungalow Kitchen in Tiburon is turning up the heat this Thursday with a vibrant Latin takeover you won’t want to miss.
Step into a night filled with rhythm, flavor, and elevated indulgence—where every detail is designed to transport you.
🎶 Live Latin music setting the tone all evening
🍸 A handcrafted welcome cocktail to kick things off
🍽️ Delicious bites flowing throughout the night
🔥 Live cigar rolling by Cuban artisans
From the music to the ambiance, expect a high-energy, sensory experience that blends culture, craft, and celebration—all in one stunning waterfront setting. Get ready for a night that feels like a getaway—no passport required.
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Tickets: $75 per person (plus tax & gratuity)
Poor Man's Whiskey is performing live at HopMonk this Saturday. Get ready for a night of pure foot-stompin' fun!
Northern California’s outlaw music bards bring a reputation for high-energy live shows and an incomparable fusion of bluegrass/old time, southern rock, and old school jam to stages and festivals worldwide. Poor Man's Whiskey has built a massive following by selling out legendary venues like the Fillmore in SF, and their 'High-Octane Hootenanny' is the real deal — a ragged, spontaneous beast pulling from deep wells of story-telling originals, expertly crafted covers, and zany on-stage shenanigans. With 6 studio albums and a stunning repertoire, PMW keeps every show fresh and exciting. They've also developed special late-night 'tribute sets' featuring bluegrass/Americana twists on Pink Floyd, Paul Simon, Allman Brothers Band, and Kate Wolf.
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Tickets: $30-$35.75
Mac’s at 19 Broadway is turning back the clock for a high-energy night packed with 90s hip hop, Motown classics, old school anthems—all mixed live by DJ DevanAir.
This isn’t background music. This is a full-on dance floor takeover!
🔥 90s Hip Hop that hits every time
🔥 Motown grooves you can’t not sing along to
🔥 Old school bangers + hyphy party energy
🔥 A live DJ set that feeds off the crowd all night long
Expect a packed room, hands in the air moments, and zero chill on the dance floor. Plus, top-tier cocktails flowing all night, If throwbacks are your thing… this is the night.
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Tickets: $5
The Overcommitments are bring their infectious dance party energy to Rancho Nicasio on Saturday. This is a dinner show not to be missed!
The talented Marin County cover band is known for their high-octane blend of R&B, Motown, soul, rock, and funk that keeps the dance floor hoppin' all night long. Music kicks off at 7:30 pm, with online dinner reservations available from 6pm to 8pm — be sure to note your reservation time when booking.
Tickets: $25 (dinner is not included in the price).
Swifty, a Taylor Swift tribute band “by Swifties, for Swifties," is performing two shows at Sweetwater this Mother's Day.
Young actor and musician Gillian Eichenberger sparkles in the role of Taylor, and is backed up by a terrific band headed by prolific singer/songwriter Jon Chi. So bust out your bodysuit, throw on your friendship bracelets, and get ready to “Shake It Off” to your favorite songs.
Dance party, costume contest, Taylor inspired drinks specials!
Tickets: $37.60
Early Show: Doors: 11am / Music: 12pm
Later Show: Doors: 2:30pm / Music: 3:30pm
Marin Theatre Company presents Pictures from Home (May 7 - May 31), the West Coast Premiere of the intimate, riveting Broadway play.
Playwright Sharr White transports late Marin photographer Larry Sultan’s landmark photo memoir to the stage. In this moving and theatrically inventive work, Sultan turns the lens on his parents, wrestling with generational differences to shed new light on the past. Travelling over a decade from his Greenbrae home to his parents’ stylish tract house in the San Fernando Valley, Sultan seeks the truth behind his memories, searching for a deeper understanding of both his parents and himself through interviews and photography. This captivating and poignant adaptation breathes life into a portrait of a man’s undying love for his parents.
Bay Area theatre mainstay Victor Talmadge will play father Irving Sultan alongside Daniel Cantor as Larry Sultan and Susan Koozin as mother Jean Sultan. Acclaimed theatre director Jonathan Moscone helms this new production.
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Tickets: $59 (General Admission); $35 (Under 35); $15 (Student)
