Colleen Bidwill is a Lifestyles Editor at various prominent publications including The Press-Enterprise and The Sacramento Bee. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, health and wellness, and explores topics such as cultural movements, internet culture, and the music business. Colleen's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Mercury News and The Fresno Bee.
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By: Colleen Bidwill
It runs through Sunday.
Board games have always had a special place in Michelle Funez's heart. However, she played them less often than she would have wanted to growing up.
By: Colleen Bidwill
“See you tomorrow,” said the celebrity chef who I worked for.At that point he had four restaurants, one cookbook and so many television appearances that I had lost count.His workdays usually consisted of walking in the f…
By: Colleen Bidwill
It runs through May 31.
By: Colleen Bidwill
On Bridgeway in Sausalito, across from verdant Viña Del Mar Park with its elephant head statues and gushing fountain, sits a new restaurant, Cultivar. The long-time gallery space was converted into a two-story restaurant with an …
By: Colleen Bidwill
Mill Valley’s Throckmorton Theatre has launched a tremendous production of “Into the Woods,” the perpetually popular and nearly 40-year-old musical spoof of classic fairy tales by composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim and author James Lapin…
On a recent sunny Friday afternoon with just a slight breeze to keep it comfortable, local writers, photographers and social media influencers gathered aboard a 1986 48-foot-long DeFever trawler docked alongside a Sausalito pier.Wine…
By: Colleen Bidwill
It runs through June 7.
There was no fanfare when the four of them arrived, which felt strange because two of them were wearing crowns. Literally. Well, actually figuratively, because literally they were wearing tiaras, which aren’t exactly crowns, but still, …
I recently had family in town to celebrate a loved one graduating from law school. It was so great to see them and be able to share with them some
