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Fall Arts Preview

Sausalito Art Festival Sept. 3–5. Sausalito has long been hailed as an artistÕs paradise, with its seaside breezes and laid-back environment, so hosting this excellent arts fest is a no-brainer. The music is always a draw, and this year features Õ80s synth-rockers the Human League and Men without Hats, power pop from the Smithereens and light rock from Kenny Loggins. Did we mention more art than you can shake a watercolor brush at? Marinship Park, Sausalito. Friday, preview party at 6pm, advance tickets only. Saturday–Sunday, 10am–6pm; Monday, 10am–5pm. $5–$40; under six, free. 415.331.3757. sausalitoartfestival.org.

EcoFair Marin Sept. 4. The first annual fair dedicated to promoting a sustainable Marin, the EcoFair features workshops and programs with community members and professionals in green industries. The Local Music Vibe stage also presents exactly what its name suggests. Marin County Fairgrounds, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $5. 10am–7pm. 415.519.5565.

Jane Austen Unscripted Sept. 7–8. For the third year in a row, L.A.Õs Impro Theater brings its improvised version of Jane AustenÕs classic tales of sass and social satire. The much-lauded show is a surefire first-date activity. 142 Throckmorton, 142 Throckmorton Avenue. 8pm. $20–$30. 415.383.9600.

Eighth Annual Chautauqua Revue Sept. 9–11. Over a hundred years ago, in encampments all over the United States, lecture, debates, vaudeville, drama and storytelling took place. Such gatherings became known as a Chautauqua, and the tradition has set up sturdy camp in Occidental. This yearÕs event is sure to entertain, with slack-rope walker and juggler David Hunt, Faun Fables, Smirk IrksomeÕs new micromusical called Apostasy of the Sea Monkeys, musician Arann Harris and more. The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, 15290 Coleman Valley Road, Occidental. $20–$35, sliding scale. Friday–Sunday, Sept. 9–11. Friday–Sunday at 8pm; also, childrenÕs matinee Saturday at 2pm. 707.874.1557. oaec.org.

USA. Walker Bay Boats signs Maritime's Marine Centers to carry ...

Walker Bay Boats has announced that it has signed a dealer agreement with Seattle-based Maritime’s Marine Centers to sell Genesis Deluxe and Generation Luxury RIBs in the states of Washington and Oregon. Maritime Marine’s three locations will offer increased product availability and service for consumers in the Pacific Northwest. “Maritime’s offers exceptional service due to their team of highly qualified salespeople and technicians,” said Chris Carroll, Vice President of Sales for Walker Bay. “We believe that they both compliment our values and are a great fit for promoting the Walker Bay brand along the U.S. West Coast. As we continue to grow our product offering, they are well positioned to further increase what has been a very strong market for us over the past 11 years” Sean Marley, Sales & Marketing Manager with Maritime’s, expressed his own excitement regarding the partnership. “The corner stone of our business at Maritime’s Marine Centers has always been providing our customers with high-end, quality inflatables and Walker Bay Boats has been designing and manufacturing top caliber, innovative inflatables for almost a decade. With our common focus on superior product quality, Maritime Marine is excited to partner with Walker Bay and offer their line of inflatable boats to our clients in 2011 and beyond.” Maritime’s Marine Centers are full-service inflatable boat, life raft and outboard engine dealerships. Their three showrooms, located in Seattle, Anacortes and Portland, offer complete product offerings, full service and rigging services, parts and accessories departments and complete repair capabilities for inflatable boats & outboards. They will be displaying the exciting new 2011 Walker Bay product line at the upcoming Seattle Boat Show from January 21 to 30, 2011 (East Hall, Booth 522).

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