The LWVMC Education & Libraries Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at the League Office (address above) and on Zoom
Questions? Contact: Education@marinlwv.org
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
Zoom meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87043142077
Book Passage and Dominican University present Jon Meacham, an American writer, reviewer, historian, and presidential biographer who received the Pulitzer Prize for his book "American Struggle: Democracy, Dissent, and the Pursuit of a More Perfect Union" about the nation's complicated past. Find more information and tickets here. If you are attending and would like to meet up with other League members, let us know at Membership@MarinLWV.org.
The LWVMC Voter Service Team Leaders meet monthly with the Voter Service Committee Chair to discuss the past months activities and to plan for future activities.
The monthly meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Questions? Send an email to voterservice@marinlwv.org
Two to four volunteers needed to help table at this Clean Slate event. Clean Slate is a collaboration among Criminal Justice Partners, Health and Human Services, and Community Based Organizations to clear or expunge community members’ past criminal convictions and provide these individuals with government benefits and aid, housing options, job training, and educational opportunities. Marin LWV's table will have information about restoring the right to vote, registering to vote, addressing misinformation, and voting educational resources (like Vote411). If interested, please RSVP to Justice@MarinLWV.org
Meet the Marin County Free Library’s Leadership Team and receive a 2026 snapshot on current library services in response to rapidly changing priorities on both local and federal levels. The team will provide an overview on the structure and priorities of the Marin County Free Library system and then dive in for a deeper look at some of the current programs direcly impacting community members with the greatest needs. See you on March 2nd in the LWV Conference Room or on Zoom.
Register here to join on Zoom
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — link to join the meeting will be posted below soon.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Collaboration – Affordable Housing project update in Marin County
“TRUTH Act Community Forum” at Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting, March 10, 2026 starting at 5 pm. This forum is held pursuant to Government Code section 7283.1(d) to review reportable data regarding the provision of “ICE access” to individuals housed in the Marin County Jail to the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). More information about the forum and how to attend in person or remotely is at: https://www.marincounty.gov/departments/board/board-supervisors-meetings
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
There will not be a Justice Committee meeting on March 12. The next meeting is April 9, 2026 from noon to 1:30 pm. If you are interested in immigration issues, please attend the “TRUTH Act Community Forum” at the Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting on March 10, 2026 starting at 5 pm. This forum is held pursuant to Government Code section 7283.1(d) to review reportable data regarding the provision of “ICE access” to individuals housed in the Marin County Jail to the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). For more information about the forum and how to attend in person or remotely is at: https://www.marincounty.gov/departments/board/board-supervisors-meetings
The affordability crisis is real. About half of US renters are cost-burdened. High housing costs constrain labor mobility, deepen racial and economic inequities, and erode household financial stability. Join the Terner Center and Terner Labs to hear from practitioners and scholars who will share innovations and evidence-backed approaches to make housing affordable. Register here.
The event will take place at the UC Berkeley Faculty Club, with a networking reception at 4:30pm. The program will begin at 5:30pm.
If you are a newer member, or a long time member who has not attended an orientation, please join us to learn more about the League of Women Voters - nationally, at the state level, and our local Marin chapter. Hear about our mission, principles, goals, and committee work.
This meeting is being conducted at the League of Women’s Voters Marin office in San Rafael. Beverages and light refreshments will be provided.
Please RSVP to Membership@MarinLWV.org
The LWVMC Education & Libraries Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at the League Office (address above) and on Zoom
Questions? Contact: Education@marinlwv.org
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
The LWVMC Voter Service Team Leaders meet monthly with the Voter Service Committee Chair to discuss the past months activities and to plan for future activities.
The monthly meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Questions? Send an email to voterservice@marinlwv.org
When authoritarian efforts escalate, we must organize to stop them. The No Kings Coalition is acting RIGHT NOW, continuing to mobilize across the country for our next historic day of action on March 28th.
LWV will be there — will you join us? More details on times and locations to meet will be added to this calendar event when we have more information.
Learn more: https://www.nokings.org/
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — link to join the meeting will be posted below soon.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Collaboration – Affordable Housing project update in Marin County
The LWVMC Education & Libraries Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at the League Office (address above) and on Zoom
Questions? Contact: Education@marinlwv.org
Join fellow League and community members for our biggest event of the year — an evening of socializing, dining, and edification. Details coming soon.
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87043142077
The LWVMC Voter Service Team Leaders meet monthly with the Voter Service Committee Chair to discuss the past months activities and to plan for future activities.
The monthly meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Questions? Send an email to voterservice@marinlwv.org
It is being hosted by the TLUH Committee with the speaker to be disclosed soon.
See you on May 4th in the Conference Room or on Zoom.
More details, including Zoom link, to come.
Register here to join on Zoom
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — link to join the meeting will be posted below soon.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Collaboration – Affordable Housing project update in Marin County
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87043142077
The LWVMC Education & Libraries Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at the League Office (address above) and on Zoom
Questions? Contact: Education@marinlwv.org
The LWVMC Voter Service Team Leaders meet monthly with the Voter Service Committee Chair to discuss the past months activities and to plan for future activities.
The monthly meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Questions? Send an email to voterservice@marinlwv.org
The last day to register to vote for the June 2, 2026, Primary Election is May 18, 2026.
All California active registered voters will receive a vote-by-mail ballot for the June 2, 2026, Primary Election.
Your county elections office will begin mailing ballots by May 4, 2026.
Ballot drop-off locations open on May 5, 2026.
Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned by mail, at a drop-off location, or your county elections office.
Vote centers open for early in-person voting in all Voter’s Choice Act counties beginning on May 23, 2026.
Vote-by-mail ballots must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by June 9, 2026.
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — link to join the meeting will be posted below soon.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Collaboration – Affordable Housing project update in Marin County
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87043142077
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The League of North & Central San Mateo County is inviting our members to this meeting exploring the vital importance of local media to healthy local government. Local media connects community to government. Its loss leads to declines in voter and civic engagement, increases in government waste, and increased polarization. Lisa Heyamoto of the American Journalism Project and Jerry Lee, editor of the San Mateo Daily Journal team, will explore the critical role media plays in sustaining a healthy democracy. Lyn Whitley from Washington state will discuss the recently adopted LWVUS position on local media. Register here.
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84080005338.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Meeting Agenda
Housing Issues 10:00- 11:00 am
1. Lucie Hollingworth (Legal Aid of Marin), Jilian Zeiger (Principal Planner-County of Marin), and Chris Logan (Partnership for Bay Future Fellow) will speak about the goals and the use of rental registries. We will explore how we can advocate as a League to encourage cities and towns to participate.
2. Updates on Housing Projects in Marin County
Transportation Issues 11:00 am- Noon
3. Guest Speaker Mikaela Hiatt, Senior Transportation Planner, with The Transportation Authority Marin (TAM), will give a presentation on TAM’s Alternative Fuels Program.
4. Update on SMART Tax Renewal Measure
“The Librarians” documentary film
Online screening and conversation featuring members of the film team, trailblazing free speech leaders, and grassroots organizers fighting to defend intellectual freedom so you can be ready to activate your community members once the film is available across the U.S. on PBS Independent Lens starting February 9.
Speakers will include Academy Award nominated and Peabody Award winning Director/Producer Kim A Snyder; former Llano County Librarian and film participant, Suzette Baker; plaintiff in landmark Island Trees School District v. Pico (1982) Supreme Court Case, Steven Pico; Chairman of Intellectual Freedom Task Force, Penguin Random House, Skip Dye; National youth organizer and co-founder of Seat, Cameron Samuels; and more.
Learn more HERE
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
LWVUS and LWVMC Program Planning
Discussion Leader: Linda Deer
Decision Maker: YOU
Join other League members as we decide on our priorities for the next two years! You voted in March because you care about our political future; now make your LWV voice heard and help set our agenda for the next two years through the Program Planning Process.
If you need additional enticement to attend this very important meeting, we are planning some tasty refreshments and fun competitions (with prizes) where you can learn more.
See you on January 12 in the Conference Room or on Zoom.
More details, including Zoom link, to come.
Register here to join on Zoom
The AAUW California Public Policy Committee's symposium will include a keynote address on the impact of new federal laws and policies on California's protective laws; a panel discussion on supporting students, parents, and school board members in the face of challenges and misinformation; and the opportunity to participate in workshops on effectively recruiting school board members and forming collaborations for greater impact. Register here.
This inspiring evening celebrates the Marin Women’s Hall of Fame and showcases YWCA’s impact in Marin. Join community leaders, business owners, Hall of Fame Honorees, and friends of YWCA for the Class of 2026 Induction.
The LWVMC Voter Service Team Leaders meet monthly with the Voter Service Committee Chair to discuss the past months activities and to plan for future activities.
The monthly meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Questions? Send an email to voterservice@marinlwv.org
ESCOM (Emeritus Students College of Marin) presents State Assemblymember Damon Connolly, who will speak about new laws set to take effect this year, providing insights into how these legislative changes will impact the region and the state. RSVP here to receive ZOOM link.
Join the Justice Committee for pizza and the award-winning short documentary “The Quilters” about men in a Missouri maximum-security prison who design and sew beautiful, personalized quilts for foster children. Meet other committee members or just come enjoy the film, an evening together, and hear what actions the Justice Committee is planning for 2026. The committee is involved in these issues: Criminal Justice, Gun Safety, Immigration, Human Trafficking, and Rights of Women and Children. No RSVP required, but let us know you are coming so we order enough pizza: Justice@MarinLWV.org.
The League will be hosting a poster making and button making event for upcoming protests and for League promotion. All are welcome and there will be light refreshments provided.
Marin City will be hosting its Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, from 11am to 3:30 pm.
More details will be available closer to the event
The celebration will have music, food, spoken word, youth presentations, songs of inspiration, speakers and fellowship.
The LWVMC Education & Libraries Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at the League Office (address above) and on Zoom
Questions? Contact: Education@marinlwv.org
The LWVMC Communications & Technology Committee meets on the third Friday of each month.
The meeting is hybrid: In person at our League’s office (address above) and on Zoom.
Questions? Contact: communications@marinlwv.org.
Zoom meeting Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87043142077
Presents: Human Trafficking in Marin County
Hidden in Plain Sight
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2026
Time: Check-in 1:00pm - 1:30pm, Program from 1:30pm - 3:00pm
Where: Marin Rod & Gun Club, 2675 Francisco Blvd East, San Rafael 94901
Cost: Free - Underwritten by Marin County Coalition to End Human Trafficking
Program Description
Human trafficking is often thought of as a distant problem, but it is a serious issue here in Marin County and across the Bay Area. Trafficking involves the exploitation of vulnerable people—most often women and children—for forced labor or commercial sex. It thrives in secrecy, making awareness and education essential for prevention and intervention.
Our program will feature local experts and advocates who are working on the front lines to identify victims, support survivors, and hold traffickers accountable. Attendees will learn about resources available in Marin for victims and families, and how to support organizations dedicated to ending this exploitation.
Panelists:
Lori E. Frugoli is the elected Marin County District Attorney and a lifelong member of the Marin community. Her career in public service began early, serving as a police cadet, reserve officer, and later as a full-time police officer in Santa Rosa, where she worked in investigations, undercover assignments, and crisis response. She joined the Marin County District Attorney’s Office in 1990 and has prosecuted a wide range of cases, including domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and gang-related crimes. As District Attorney, she is committed to strengthening public safety through collaboration, increasing community understanding of the justice system, and ensuring fair and effective administration of justice.
Elizabeth Quiroz is the co-founder of Redemption House of the Bay Area, a survivor-led nonprofit supporting women impacted by human trafficking. Drawing on her own lived experience, she is a nationally recognized advocate, author, and social worker dedicated to healing, education, and empowerment. Elizabeth’s work focuses on outreach, peer support, and helping survivors build pathways to safety, recovery, and self-sufficiency
Lisa Diaz-McQuaid is a survivor, advocate, and co-founder of Redemption House of the Bay Area, a Sonoma County-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting survivors of human trafficking. Born and raised in Santa Rosa, California, Lisa brings lived experience of trauma, addiction, and recovery to her work in survivor support, mentoring, and community education. She has contributed to published works on surviving human trafficking and works as a human trafficking case worker in Sonoma County. Through her leadership, Redemption House provides outreach, support, and pathways to healing for women affected by exploitation and trauma, helping them reclaim purpose and build resilient futures.
The LWVMC Board meets monthly to review and discuss decisions related to the organization's policy, program, and administration. The Board oversees the League's activities, including financial matters, advocacy efforts, voter service initiatives, and program planning. They also address membership updates and other business as needed.
All League members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
If you have any questions or are interested in attending the meeting, then call 415-507-0824 (League Office) or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
The Transportation Land Use Housing (TLUH) Committee is meeting today on Zoom at 10am — link to join the meeting will be posted below soon.
Send questions to TLUH@marinlwv.org
Collaboration – Affordable Housing project update in Marin County
Natalie Adona, Marin County Registrar of Voters
Speaker - Natalie Adona, Marin County Registrar of Voters
Join the Voter Service committee for a presentation by Marin County Registrar of Voters Natalie Adona.
Natalie Adona was appointed by the Marin County Board of Supervisors as Registrar of Voters for Marin County, California, starting in June 2025. She has a staff of 11.6 full-time positions, which grows during busy elections seasons. Previously she served Nevada County as their Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters. She is a native of Vallejo and previously worked for the City and County of San Franciso and the County of Alameda. Natalie is the Secretary for the California Association of Clerks and Election Officials (CACEO), a member of the Task Force on Elections for the Bipartisan Policy Center, and an Advisory Board member of the Election Official Legal Defense Network.
The meeting is hybrid, both in-person at the Conference Room near our office (location above) and on Zoom (Register for the Zoom meeting HERE ).
Please join us!
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
The Executive Committee meets monthly to review the next Board Meeting agenda and any League items needing immediate attention.
The Executive Committee consists of all League Board officers and one (or two) additional director who is nominated by the president and elected by the Board.
Questions? Call our office 415-507-0824 or send an email to lwvmc@marinlwv.org
CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS!
Thursday, December 18th
4:30 – 6:30pm
Join Marin LWV members and friends for a cocktail/mocktail to toast the holidays at Il Fornaio Restaurant at the Corte Madera Town Center Mall. Easy access from the 101, plenty of parking. This is a no-host event.
No RSVP necessary. but if you want to let us know you will be there, then send an email to Membership@MarinLWV.org.
On Friday, December 12, please join us for a Special Holiday Season Field Trip on the Smart Train to Santa Rosa
We will enjoy a buffet lunch at Chevy's and be joined by guest speaker:
Eddy Cumins, SMART's General Manager
Time: 12Noon - 2PM
Cost: $36
(Taco Buffet, Dessert, and Beverage)
Register here for the lunch.
Event attendees are encouraged to ride the train to and from Santa Rosa with other LWVMC members
Arrive early or stay late to enjoy the shops and stores in Santa Rosa's Historic Railroad District
Recommended Train Time Schedule:
#16 route departs Larkspur at 10:56AM — Arrives Santa Rosa Downtown 12:01PM
(One Block from the Train Station)
#27 route departs Santa Rosa Downtown at 2:32PM — Arrives Larkspur 3:40PM
Fare 65 Years and Older: Free
Under 65: $3.00 to $6.00 one way (Depends on where you get on and off)
Please refer to schedule for your closest stop
SMART’s General Manager will provlde us with an update on SMART’s operation and how successful the Train System has had in the last several years with passenger growth. He will also share with us SMART’s status of plans for expanding the System to Healdsbug and Cloverdale. Finally, he will provide us with a status report on SMART’s sales tax renewal.
Eddy Cumins Bio:
Eddy Cumins currently serves as General Manager ofthe Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART), bringing a strong background in rail and transit operations. He began his role at SMART in November 2021.
An advocate for multimodal transportation, Cumins has emphasized the importance of first- and last-mile connectivity, walking and biking links to rail stations, and positioning SMART not just as a rail operator but as a community partner in the Sonoma and Marin counties region,
Prior to joining SMART, Cumins held the position of Chief Operating Officer at the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), where he oversaw operations including commuter rail, light rail, fixed-route bus service, vanpools, and more, covering a service area of over l,400 square miles and some 2.3 million residents.
Before his transit career, he served over 20 years in the United States Air Force in vehicle management and leadership roles across assignments in California, Alaska, Portugal, Utah, and Japan.
Eddy holds a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Colorado State University and a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Development from Southwestem College.
Statement of Vote for the November 4, 2025 Special Election certified by the Secretary of State.
Learn more HERE
The Justice Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month. The meetings are open to anyone with an interest in immigration, criminal justice reform, gun safety, human trafficking, and human rights. Contact justice@marinlwv.org for more information. Join the meeting on Zoom here.
Please join the Education and Library Committee for a one-night screening of “The Librarians” addressing censorship and book bans in libraries across the country.
Librarians have emerged as first responders in the fight for democracy and our First Amendment Rights. As they well know, controlling the flow of ideas means control over communities.
The evening includes the screening and conversation with the Director/Producer Kim A. Snyder.
Tickets are available at here.
Contact Sue Ream if you have any questions.
