Francisco Martinez

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

Metal sculptures of two birds in flight could be Tiburon’s next public-art project, though officials say they would need to secure funding before recommending the installation.

Natalie Newbury and Kevin Garrett aren’t letting the wind and light rain stop them from getting their steps in on the Old Rail Trail on March 31.

Pickleballers will be able to hit the courts at the Tiburon Peninsula Club seven days a week after town officials OK’d expanded hours of play.

Tiburon has permitted 54 of the 639 housing units the state requires it to make room for by 2031 — about 8.5% as the planning cycle approaches its midpoint.

The inaugural Sailing4Parkinson’s regatta is set for April 11-12 at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon and marks World Parkinson’s Day.

Tiburon’s annual Juneteenth and the local Chabad’s Jewish Festival will both return this summer, though the town’s annual spring celebration of Persian culture has been postponed to the fall.

The project will rebuild about 1.4 acres of mixed sand-gravel beach and salt marsh at Greenwood and Brunini beaches as "living shorelines."

New amenities in several Tiburon parks, including on the site of former sanitation ponds, are one step closer to becoming a reality after officials approved pursuing final designs for four projects.

Warning signs, vegetation trimming and a mountable mini-roundabout could improve safety for cars, bicycles and pedestrians along a well-trafficked stretch of Greenwood Beach Road leading to Blackie’s Pasture.