MCCNA EVENTS
The Marin Country Club Neighborhood Association* (MCCNA) organizes and sponsors events throughout the year. Residents are encouraged to participate in community meetings and events as they are announced.
- October 25, 2026
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Pacheco Ranch Wine Tasting
October 25, 2026 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
235 Alameda del Prado, Novato, CA 94949, USA
Get DirectionsJoin Us for a Taste of the Grape
Join your MCCNA neighbors and friends for a special afternoon at Pacheco Ranch Winery on Sunday, October 25, from 2–4 p.m. Please RSVP here.
Pacheco Ranch traces its history to an 1840 Mexican land grant to Ignacio Pacheco, one of Marin’s early pioneers.
Still operated by his descendants, the family-owned winery produces estate Cabernet Sauvignon from its historic vineyards. Our visit will include a wine tasting, a short history of the ranch and a tour of the winery.
The cost is $10 per person, payable at the winery, with a $5 discount toward the purchase of wine. It’s located at 235 Alameda Del Prado, Novato. eir website is pachecoranchwinery.com.
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MCCNA past Events
8/30/26 First Annual MCCNA Neighborhood Picnic Brings Neighbors Together
Sixty friends and neighbors from the Marin Country Club neighborhood gathered for burgers, hot dogs, cold drinks, and warm conversation at our inaugural community picnic. Moved at the last minute to Miwok Park because of bees at Hoog Park, MCCNA members and friends made the trek to northern Novato for a relaxed afternoon of food, fun, and community.
Thanks go to the MCCNA Executive Committee and Social Committee (DeeDee Roth, Ron Roth, Gabrielle Campbell, Kevin and Dianna Bertram, Gael Perrin, Gary Jones, Mark and Lydia Scardina, Jill Linehan, Candy and Bill Promes, Jeff and Mary Rawles, Barbara Burmaster, Melissa Conforti). It was another great opportunity to bring neighbors together—and there’s more to come. Keep an eye out for our next block party and plans for holiday activities.









5/13/26 - Marin Country Club Neighborhood Association Launch Draws Strong Community Support
On Wednesday, May 13, over 100 residents of the Marin Country Club community came together to launch a new neighborhood association! Organizers and board members of the new Marin Country Club Neighborhood Association shared their inspirations and intentions with interested guests, with many joining and signing up to participate in events and programs. With those who signed up, we now have 67 members.
Taking place at Good Shepherd Lutheran School, courtesy of MCC resident and church leader Dan Christian, neighbors and friends arrived early to socialize before the meeting and initiate a long-term solution for creating wider community connection.
Guests were presented with community updates and suggestions for bringing the neighborhood together. Many residents shared their ideas as well. Topics included:
- Social events/community building
- Emergency preparation
- Fire prevention
- Traffic concerns
- Community communications
- Len Shaw, a 56-year resident who explained how he and his wife, Judie, called for the organization to be formed, after years of neighborhood advocacy
- Gary Jones, a 55-year resident and board president, who emphasized the need for social connection and communication
- Mark Scardina, who lent his expertise to formalizing the new org and establishing our digital presence, including a new website
- DeeDee Roth, who recognized service people and neighbors she has met walking around the neighborhood over the past several years
- Ron Roth, former SF police captain, shared our commitment to supporting public safety by introducing leaders from Novato Fire
Fire Chief Dan Peters and Fire Marshal Lynne Osgood shared insights on fire prevention and community planning. They emphasized the need for clearing growth away from structures as they explained what their teams are doing to establish a buffer zone around the neighborhood. They encouraged considering becoming a Fire Safe community and for everyone to sign up for AlertMarin to receive community messages. Enhancing community safety is a priority commitment of the organizing group.
The meeting wound up with emcee and 23-year resident Kevin Bartram reviewing ideas for community engagement, leading into an open discussion and board member Q&A.
Many door prizes were awarded, courtesy of generous community supporters:
- Lucky Cat Bistro (471 Entrada Drive) gift cards
- Terriyaki Madness (Nave Center) gift cards
- A Rustic Bakery (Nave Center) gift basket
- Red Boy Pizza (459 Entrada Drive) $100 gift card
* The Marin Country Club Neighborhood Association is not affiliated with the Marin Country Club. Its activities are conducted independently, and the Association does not represent, endorse, or have any official connection with the Marin Country Club.