Hundreds attend the performance of ‘Julius Caesar’ by the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival at Zelinsky Park behind Tiburon Town Hall on April 4.

Tiburon’s artist laureate will lead an interactive art walk along the Richardson Bay shoreline on April 22 to commemorate Earth Day.

“Together with Art" features Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and artists of others backgrounds who participate in AAPI cultural activities.

Tiburon author Brian Barth will be part of an April 2 panel discussion on homelessness, while the SF Shakespeare Festival will present “Julius Caesar” April 4 in Zelinsky Park.

Jazz Caliente plays at 4 p.m. March 22, while “The Lion King Jr.” runs March 24-28.

If you have plants that you bring inside during the winter months, the warmer indoor temperatures will speed up their reproduction cycle, meaning more of these little annoying critters.

Bel Aire Elementary School students are bringing "The Lion King Jr." to the stage, taking audiences on a journey across the savanna in a full student production.

"Art and Mass Culture: Commerce Meets Creativity" opens March 19 at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library, featuring four contemporary artists whose work explores the intersection of fine art and popular culture. The show runs through May 13.

The "Evoke" exhibit features 20 oil paintings, including a March 10 reception and an April 18 demonstration of his palette-knife technique.

The March 8 benefit at Marin Country Mart features Pretty Riot and Catfight, raising funds for SHE-CAN's leadership scholarships.