The County of MarinThe Thirty-Seventh Annual
Marin Senior Fair
Marin Senior Fair
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Marin Center Exhibit Hall
Exhibit Hall Animal Policy
Below are the Marin Center Exhibit Hall policies for Service and Support animals
- The animal must always be under the handler’s control.
- The animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered. (Unless the individual’s disability prevents using these devices or these devices interfere with the Service or Support Animal’s safe, effective performance of tasks. In that case, the individual must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective controls.)
- The animal must be housebroken.
- The animal must not demonstrate aggressive or disruptive behavior.
Guests with Service or Support Animals should be aware that the Marin Center Exhibit Hall is an environment with:
- Amplified music and loud noises.
- Stroboscopic bright lights.
- Dense crowds.
- Food vendors.
Guests with Service or Support Animals should check in at the Fair Information booth #160.
Thank you for your consideration of these policies.
Gold Sponsors
Interested in getting your portrait taken while in your disco-themed outfit while attending the Marin Senior Fair? Would you like to carry home a free photography print taken by some of the current 151 members of the Marin Photography Club?
Founded in 1948, the Marin Photography Club (MPC) celebrated their 75th anniversary in 2023! This group of passionate photographers have been getting together all those years to share knowledge and friendship…creating opportunities to share work in both a competitive spirit, along with the comradery of gathering with each other to explore the techniques and philosophy of photography in a comfortable environment.
Within the club environment, there are numerous events to share experiences and gather both in-person and through virtual meetings. There are also plenty of education events from photography speakers throughout the world, along with multiple field trips to places near and far.
MPC is one of 17 Bay Area camera clubs participating in the Northern California Council of Camera Clubs (N4C), a cooperative organization formed in 1952 to allow all clubs to compete with each other’s works in various photographic categories, furthering the opportunities of social and educational programs...sharing additional expertise and passion within the photographic industry.
