February Fun: Events in Marin

January 30, 2023

Marin’s grasses are greener in February, and it’s a perfect time to venture out for an event — hike, pick up fresh local food at a farmers market, help clean up a favorite park, visit a local dairy, or join an online nature talk. 

Choose from a variety of activities to connect with and invest in the working lands and open spaces in Marin (and nearby) this month. 

Woman making cheese

Farm Visits and Tastings

Flora and Fauna

A group of people on a hike, listening to a speaker talk about the area.

Hikes, Walks, and Nature Talks

Tour de MALT riding

Runs, Climbs, and Nature Rides

Markets and Family Fun

Woman gardening

Volunteer Opportunities

Please double check details at the links above before venturing out, as MALT is not the hosting organization of most events listed here. Dates, times, fees, or restrictions may change. 

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