From left, Quoc Phan of Tam Bikes, Super Duper Burger's Jesus Garcia and Tamalpie owner Karen Goldberg.
As part of our EMV Films series highlighting some of the myriad creative businesses, organizations and people in Mill Valley, we're spotlighting the family-centric businesses of Miller Avenue, including Tam Bikes, Super Duper Burger and Tamalpie. Sponsored by Redwood Credit Union, this series will be highlighting more businesses, nonprofits and arts organizations throughout 2020 and beyond!
The City of Mill Valley's 18-month, $18 million Miller Avenue Streetscape Project was a beast of a project, a once-in-generation re-imagining of approximately two miles of one of Mill Valley’s two main arteries and far and away the biggest road improvement project the City had undertaken in decades. It was a long slog for City staff and its contractors, a major impact for businesses along the corridor and an inconvenience for the community.
But in the end, Miller Avenue is a massively more vibrant street, much safer for all of its users with continuous bike lanes, improved sidewalks, enhanced crosswalks, and new pavement, storm drains, sewer pipes and much more – all while retaining and even enhancing Miller Avenue’s distinct character.
Two years after its completion, Miller Avenue is teeming with multi-modal users, from families riding bicycles up and down the street – with regular stops at Tam Bikes – to pedestrians from adjacent neighborhoods walking to dinner at places like Super Duper Burger and Tamalpie. Sponsored by Redwood Credit Union, this series will be highlighting more businesses, nonprofits and arts organizations throughout 2020 and beyond!
Watch the film below. Video by Summertime Films, commissioned by the Mill Valley Chamber. Thanks to Norm Hunter and his team and to Wilson Tengnguyen and his team at Redwood Credit Union for their sponsorship.
Many more films to come showcasing the boundless innovation, community vitality and entrepreneurial spirit of Mill Valley!
The City of Mill Valley's 18-month, $18 million Miller Avenue Streetscape Project was a beast of a project, a once-in-generation re-imagining of approximately two miles of one of Mill Valley’s two main arteries and far and away the biggest road improvement project the City had undertaken in decades. It was a long slog for City staff and its contractors, a major impact for businesses along the corridor and an inconvenience for the community.
But in the end, Miller Avenue is a massively more vibrant street, much safer for all of its users with continuous bike lanes, improved sidewalks, enhanced crosswalks, and new pavement, storm drains, sewer pipes and much more – all while retaining and even enhancing Miller Avenue’s distinct character.
Two years after its completion, Miller Avenue is teeming with multi-modal users, from families riding bicycles up and down the street – with regular stops at Tam Bikes – to pedestrians from adjacent neighborhoods walking to dinner at places like Super Duper Burger and Tamalpie. Sponsored by Redwood Credit Union, this series will be highlighting more businesses, nonprofits and arts organizations throughout 2020 and beyond!
Watch the film below. Video by Summertime Films, commissioned by the Mill Valley Chamber. Thanks to Norm Hunter and his team and to Wilson Tengnguyen and his team at Redwood Credit Union for their sponsorship.
Many more films to come showcasing the boundless innovation, community vitality and entrepreneurial spirit of Mill Valley!
Here are some of the previous videos from our Enjoy Mill Valley Film Series:
Health & Wellness
Mill Valley's Foundational, Historic Businesses
Inspired Chefs
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Health & Wellness
Mill Valley's Foundational, Historic Businesses
Inspired Chefs
Want to know what's happening around town? Click here to subscribe to the Enjoy Mill Valley Blog by Email!
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