Welcome to the Spring 2018 Issue. Infrastructure: Water Wisdom, Amgen Tour, Local Chambers of Commerce, Morgan Hill Community Foundation… Read more
About gmhToday
gmhToday is a full-color, upscale community magazine that highlights all things Gilroy and Morgan Hill. Since 2006, gmhToday has been connecting the South Santa Clara Valley with fascinating features, relevant advertisements and current stories that inform and ignite our community. We believe this community is an amazing place to live and raise a family — gmhToday celebrates that.
The magazine is published every other month, direct mailed to subscribers and advertisers and distributed FREE to over 250 locations through the communities of Gilroy, San Martin and Morgan Hill.
The journey began in 2006 with the first issue of Gilroy Today. For over eight years, our quarterly Gilroy Today magazine was sought after, read and shared throughout the community. In 2013, the first issue of Morgan Hill Today was published at the urging of our supporters. With the overwhelming acceptance of the new magazine, we realized that the best way to continue to grow was to unite the two magazines to celebrate this area that is rich in community, activities and stories of achievement and challenges.
Latest Issues
The February March 2018 issue of gmhTODAY features: a review of 2017, a memorial for Paul Kloecker, Terra Amico, People to Watch 2018:… Read more
Features: One Giving Tree, Shopping Locally, Infrastructure: Communications, Healthcare in South County, Downtown Happenings, Gracie’s… Read more
What Our Advertisers Say About gmhToday

As GM of Cochrane Road Self Storage, I evaluate all our advertising endeavors and decide with whom and how we should continue. gmhTODAY stood out as a publication that embraced the community editorially while serving as a venerable positioning vehicle for our messaging and product. This combination is always tough to find in any market, so gmhTODAY will continue to have a place in our advertising scheme. Plus, our customers gobble up every copy…every issue cycle.
- Mark Phillips
General Manager,
Cochrane Road Self Storage
People Talking
AAUW-Morgan Hill's 2018 Wildflower Run was a great event all 'round. Lots of runners and walkers of all ages. Vendors like St. Louise Regional Hospital and Rebekah Children's Center were there with informational flyers and all kinds of tchotchkes for attendees. I got to walk a few laps with some spirited local folks. SCVWD was there with a water truck (no nasty plastic bottles!). Paparazzi from Morgan Hill Photography Club snapped pix of contestants.
Shining Star Prom is all about giving teens with disabilities a chance to have an unforgettable prom night. Last year's inaugural event was such a smashing success that Shining Star is bringing it back this year, this time with the theme of "April in Paris."
This year's event is April 14 at the picturesque Gilroy Elks Lodge on Hecker Pass Highway, overlooking the rolling hills and the sparkling city lights of Paris... (or Gilroy, if we are going to be technical).
By: Carly Gelsinger
A dreamy spring winery setting. Gourmet, locally prepared food. Live music. Fine wine.
You can have all this as well as the feeling of supporting a fabulous cause at the 4th Annual Pop-A-Cork, Rebekah Children's Services premier fundraiser on March 29.
The evening fundraiser is at the gorgeous Sycamore Creek Vineyard in Morgan Hill from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be a sampling of the culinary delights prepared by the students at Rebekah Children's Services as well as generous pours from Leal Vineyards.
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