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Creative Fun for All Ages at the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival

Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival 2023

Art, music, friends and fun are to be discovered under the Redwoods of Old Mill Park at the annual Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival, taking place Saturday and Sunday, September 23 and 24, from 10 am to 5 pm. Explore the fine works of 135 local and international artists. Live music from Gypsy Jazz to Blues and more changes hourly on our main stage.

Music, puppets, and storytellers entertain the young ones all day in the Children’s Grove. The Blue Fairy will do her magic making sure all the acts are ready and properly introduced. See full line up below.

Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival 2022
Photo: MVFAF, ©2022 Barry Toranto

Children’s Grove Saturday, September 23

  • 12 pm: Fratello Marionettes
  • 1 pm: Kids Take the Stage
  • 2 pm: Puppet Lady
  • 3 pm: Brian Scott Magic

Children’s Grove Sunday, September 24

  • 12 pm: Fratello Marionettes
  • 1 pm: Interactive Improv with Tam Valley High School Drama Club
  • 2 pm: Magic with Blake
  • 3 pm: Scott the Storyteller

Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival

If You Go

The Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival takes place Saturday and Sunday, September 23 and 24, 2022 from 10 am–5 pm. General admission $20 advance, $25 at the gate; seniors $15/$18. Kids, teachers, students, and active duty military with ID are admitted free. Purchase tickets here. Bicyclists: park your bike with MCBC at the Depot downtown and get $5 off at the gate.

Old Mill Park is located at Throckmorton Avenue and Cascade Drive in Mill Valley. Due to limited parking in the area there will be continuous shuttle bus service to and from the festival all weekend, starting at 9:30 am each day, with the last bus leaving Old Mill Park at 6 pm. Shuttle buses depart from Tamalpais High School and serve two routes: one along Miller Avenue and one that follows East Blithedale Avenue. Bike parking is available across the street from the park at the Old Mill School playground.

For more info, visit www.mvfaf.org.