Friday, April 24
4:30-7:00p
5p Ribbon Cutting with Mayor, Vice Mayor and City Councilman
6 Miller Ave
/ Details: Join us to celebrate (1) our new location at 6 Miller Avenue in the heart of Downtown Mill Valley, (2) our 10 year milestone for our design and art gallery and (3) being awarded Most Innovative Business in Mill Valley for our support of emerging and independent designers and artists and our connection to community. Enjoy small bites from Madrona Bakery and sips from St Hildies and Equator Coffee!
We’re made to experience awe, amazement and wonder!! Poet and the Bench is a welcoming space for uncommon, collectible design and art featuring mostly local San Francisco Bay Area artists and designers, complimented with regional and international talent. More than 60 emerging and independent artists and designers… A place locals return to often and where visitors appreciate discovering objects with a story. So excited to welcome you!
We are husband and wife duo Jeffrey Levin and Bonnie Powers. Your guides to the stories behind the small batch, one of a kind, thoughtfully curated collections. We are incredibly humbled to be recognized for our support of emerging and independent artists—awarded Most Innovative Business in Mill Valley, voted Best Gifts and Best Jewelry in Marin County.
Now in the heart of Downtown Mill Valley at 6 Miller, next to Equator Coffee, across from The Depot Plaza. The energy is buzzing! Come visit! 🤩
⚡️Jewelry collections you can wear on the daily, or for those special moments you desire uncommon adornments, including custom, engagement and wedding & permanent jewelry by Poet and the Bench co-founder and jeweler Jeffrey Levin
⚡️Handcrafted home decor with a strong focus on ceramics, by artisans we select for their heritage in both technique and style
⚡️Fresh, contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists across painting, sculpture and photography
⚡️Our inhouse line of atmosphere body care and home fragrance along with niche perfume collections
Celebrate art and design with us! 
Photos Credit: Kristen Loken