“Border Surveillance: Places, People and Technology” features panels detailing technologies used to monitor border crossings — from aerostats and drones to fixed cameras and ground sensors.

Zhong’s works will be displayed in the upstairs gallery through June 30, with an artist’s reception set for 6-8 p.m. May 6.

“Artists’ Narratives: Their History and Identity” runs March 20-May 7, featuring 58 pieces selected by nine jurists.

We’ve recently had some nice soaking rains to moisten the soil, making it a great time to plant some spring bloomers.

Hootenanny Fridays meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on first and third Fridays of the month in the Founders Room at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library.

Seven members of the Marin City Arts and Culture collective are displaying their paintings in a new exhibit at Tiburon Town Hall.

Tiburon’s Cecilie Starin will exhibit her abstract paintings in a new exhibit at Town Hall.

In the rolling hills of Provence, a timeless tradition unfolds each winter: the hunt for truffles.

Those visiting Town Hall can catch two new art exhibits on display through the end of February: one focused on the art collection of the...

Cottage Gardens in Petaluma makes Tuffits, realistic pillows for tip-toeing through your garden. (Diane Lynch / For The Ark) The holidays...