Join us for some friendly competition playing your favorite board game. Games will be provided, or you may bring your favorite and spend the afternoon enjoying fun, laughter and camaraderie. Good sportsmanship and healthy competition are encouraged. We are all winners. 3:00pm to 6:00pm at SWC. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP to […]
Honoring SWCSRF Board of Directors
This delightful evening will explore wines for the Holidays. Limit 30. Chair Jill Hoffman $40. RSVP by 10/29 PURCHASE TICKETS
Join Alison Thayer Harris, RN, BSN, CHPN, PHN and Julie Stone, RN MSN for a discussion about palliative care and how it can help those facing chronic or serious health issues. Learn how this medical specialty should be an integral part of the support you and your caregiving family and friends have to help navigate […]
THE SAUSALITO PLAYERS is a play reading group created by and for people who enjoy theatre. It was the brainchild of Ann and Peter Arnott and was established in 1977. We have four shows per year, plus our annual Holiday Variety Show. The staged readings are open to the public and there is never any […]
A fabulous evening in support of our glorious building. Join us for a fun-raiser with delicious food, wine and cocktails. No-Host bar. Contact: Teri Lang
Dawn Falls Loop 9:00am Carpool from SWC Discover one of the Bay Area's best-kept secrets with this moderate 5-mile loop. Baltimore Canyon, once home to the tallest redwoods and a logging and sawmill camp in the 1850s, later became a hippie enclave in the early 70s. Today, it offers seclusion, serenity, and breathtaking beauty. The […]
The SWC and Sausalito Rotary provides a festive holiday lunch for Edgewater, Rotary Housing and Marin City Sunshine Club Seniors. This luncheon is for invited seniors only. Chairs: Mollie Squires, Kim Huff
Arliss Willis, discussant The House of Doors, Tan Twan Eng A spellbinding historical fiction about love and betrayal, colonialism and revolution, storytelling and redemption. Named a best book of the year by the New Yorker.
