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Tue, March 19th
thru
Tue, September 24th

Farmers Market - Cloverdale

4-7pm - Every TUESDAY - A collaboration between local farmers,
food purveyors & craftspeople committed to building a vibrant
& fun Market community for us all to enjoy. 
Downtown Plaza, Cloverdale
https://thesantarosafarmersmarket.com/


Tue, March 19th
thru
Mon, April 29th

Applications for the 2024-2025 Civil Grand Jury Are NOW Open

The Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury (CGJ) is an independent
institution with the principal function of overseeing all aspects of county,
special districts & city governments in the County to ensure that the best
interests of its residents are being served.  The 19 Grand Jury members are
selected annually from applications submitted by County residents to serve
a 1 year term.  Application Deadline:  April 29, 2024.


Sonoma County Superior Court judges interview & nominate prospective
Grand Jurors from the submitted applications.  Application forms may be
obtained at the Sonoma County Superior Court online at:
http://sonoma.courts.ca.gov/general-information/grand-jury


Tue, March 19th
thru
Fri, March 29th

Windsor Wheels needs Drivers

Windsor Wheels provide free rides for homebound seniors.  The mission
of the program is to reduce isolation & increase overall wellness in the
local senior population.
Volunteers drive seniors to their medical & social/recreational appointments
& food shopping.  Volunteers must be at least 18 years old to participate.

http://pdne.ws/vbh7qS


Tue, March 19th
thru
Tue, September 24th

Year-Round Tuesday Morning Farmers Market - Petaluma

10am-1:30pm - Enjoy fresh fruit, veggies, ready to eat items,
coffee, flowers, gifts & lots more!
Lucchesi Park
320 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
https://ilovefarmersmarkets.org/farmers-markets.html


Wed, March 20th

Family Bicycling Lessons - Windsor, Petaluma & Santa Rosa

Wednesdays in Windsor, Petaluma or Santa Rosa - In person, on-bike lessons.
For dates, rates & registration, visit:

http://townofwindsor.com/registration

http://cityofpetaluma.org

http://santarosarec.com


Wed, March 20th

Job Fair - Santa Rosa

2-5pm - Hosted by The Knights of Columbus #1324 at St. Rose Church in Santa Rosa.
St. Rose Parish Hall
320 Tenth St., Santa Rosa
(707) 860-2888


 


Wed, March 20th
thru
Fri, March 22nd

Living Sculptures: The Art and Science of Bonsai

Sonoma Botanical Garden is open 9am-4pm, closed Tuesdays.

More than 15 miniature masterpieces are on view, meticulously nurtured
& shaped by the skilled hands of local expert bonsai artisans.
Exhibit signage throughout the Garden’s indoor gallery illuminates
the intricate roots of this timeless practice and digs into the scienc
that is critical to the survival of these tiny trees.

Visitors can then stroll the Garden’s paths to see some of the full-sized
species showcased in the exhibition. With a diverse collection of Asian
& California native trees, the Garden celebrates the beauty & importanc
of these 2 biodiversity hotspots.
12841 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen
https://sonomabg.org/visit/bonsai/


Wed, March 20th
thru
Wed, May 1st

Human Race Volunteers Needed - Santa Rosa

The Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership is looking for volunteers
for the Sonoma County Human Race May 4th in Santa Rosa.
The Human Race is the largest community-driven 5K fundraising event
in the county & raises money for local nonprofits.
Volunteers must be at least 15 years old to participate.
http://pdne.ws/3OF538h


Wed, March 20th
thru
Sun, March 24th

27th Annual Sonoma International Film Festival

Featuring more than 100 films culinary events, wine & spirits tastings,
parties, industry panels featuring film industry talent & more.
103 East Napa St., Suite 2A, Sonoma
(707) 933-2600
http://pdne.ws/3ts8K9X


Thu, March 21st
thru
Sun, March 31st

Sebastopol Center for the Arts

Check out what's happening at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
https://www.sebarts.org/


Thu, March 21st
thru
Fri, June 28th

Read On Sonoma County

The Accelerated Reader Program through Renaissance Learning
is the tool we use to practice & support reading in our Classrooms.
Students are able to choose to read a book or article that is of interest
to them.  A reading level & goal are set for each student based on where
they are as readers.  When a student completes a reading, they take
a short quiz to monitor comprehension.  Based on their score, students
are given points toward their individual goal.  At the end of each trimester,
incentives & celebrations are available for students who meet their goals.
Progress is monitored through a diagnostic benchmark, STAR Reading,
taken 3 times a year.

For more information:
https://readonsonoma.org/


Thu, March 21st
thru
Sun, April 14th

More Paintings

Featured artists Sandra Rubin & Thea Goldstine.
Show through April 14th, 2024.

Graton Gallery is currently open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays
from 11am-4pm and by appointment.

Graton Gallery
9048 Graton Rd., Graton
(707) 829-8912

http://gratongallery.net


Thu, March 21st

Seasonal Pairing Dinner -

6-9pm - Join us at Barrel Brothers Brewing Kitchen & Cocktails for our inaugural
Seasonal Pairing Dinner.  This exclusive event offers an exquisite 7-course
tasting experience expertly paired with our signature craft beers for only $100.
Limited to just 40 guests, indulge in a culinary journey featuring gourmet dishes
crafted by our talented chefs.
Barrel Brothers Brewing Kitchen & Cocktails
https://www.barrelbrothersbrewing.com/seasonalpairing-dinner

 


Thu, March 21st
thru
Sat, March 30th

The Complete Works of Shakespeare (ABRIDGED) - Monte Rio

Curtain Call Theatre gleefully announces our next production of The
Complete Works of Shakespeare (ABRIDGED), a zany & uninhibited.
Full of laughs & hijinks galore.  Join us for a fun escape from the daily
grind & have a few laughs with us!  The Curtain Call Theatre play opens
March 8, 2024 & continues for 10 performances only until March 30.
Russian River Hall
20347 Hwy 116 Monte Rio
Box Office: (707) 387-5072
https://www.russianriverhall.com/2024/02/19/the-complete-works-of-shakespeare-abridged/


Thu, March 21st
thru
Sun, March 31st

AFRICAN AMERICANS & THE ARTS EXHIBIT - Petaluma

10am-4pm - EVERY Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Free & open to the pubic.
The exhibition celebrates African American expression across several genres,
including music, dance, literature, film, architecture & the visual arts.
Works from artistic & cultural movements such as the New Negro movement,
Black Renaissance, hip-hop & Afrofuturism are featured.
African Americans & the Arts showcase local contemporary artists
Denise Ward & Orin Carpenter, and will also highlight the artistic achievements
of acclaimed African American painters across the decades, including
Joshua Johnson, Alma Thomas & Faith Ringgold. The exhibition also highlights
the accomplishments of award-winning science fiction writer Octavia Butler, groundbreaking dancer Misty Copeland, pioneering architect Norma Merrick
Sklarek & lauded filmmaker Spike Lee.
Additionally, the exhibition will recognize the 50th anniversary of hip-hop
& honor the contributions of numerous Black American musicians.
Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 Fourth St., Petaluma
https://www.visitpetaluma.com/event/african-americans-the-arts-exhibit/


Thu, March 21st
thru
Sat, March 30th

The Book of Will - Santa Rosa

Performances are Thursday - Saturday nights at 7:30pm,
Matinees:  Saturday & Sunday at 2pm.
Where Would We Be Without Shakespeare’s Words?
Three years after William Shakespeare’s death, his brilliant plays are being
pirated & wretchedly performed. The friends are horrified when they learn
through a shocking loss just how much of Shakespeare’s words are kept
in memory rather than in writing. They become determined to preserve
the work & commit to printing it all in one volume before it is lost forever.
First, however, they must find the plays – all 36 of them!  Join them in their
heartful, funny “wild goose chase” to create the ultimate guide to Shakespeare;
the First Folio.
52 W 6th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 523-4185
https://6thstreetplayhouse.com/shows/2023-24/the-book-of-will/


Thu, March 21st

Ed Davis Road Stories, Riding the Rails & The Last Professional - Santa Rosa

11am-1:30pm - Social Activities for Men SIR Branch 17.
Our speaker will be Ed Davis, who will talk about his travels as a young man
& his latest book, The Last Professional.  Ed began his writing career over 40
years ago, pausing in boxcars, under streetlamps & in hobo jungles to capture
the beats & rhythms of the road as he caught freight trains & vagabonded around
the Pacific Northwest & Canada. As Ed illustrates, his book The Last Professional,
was born on the rails. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Members pay for lunch but its
Free for invited first-time guests. Contact us for more details on how to receive
an invitation. SIR, Inc. is a California non-profit organization that provides social activities for men over 50 whose mission is: To enhance the lives of our members through fun activities, luncheons & events while making Friends for Life.
SIR Branch 17 meets in Santa Rosa for socializing, lunch & an interesting speaker
every 3rd Thursday of the month. In addition to our luncheon, we organize other activities, including Golf, Bocce, Poker, Bridge, Dining Out (with & without partners); Global Affairs; Coffee Club; Beer, Wine & Spirits; Book Club; Hiking/Walking & more!
Live longer & happier with good friends while enjoying fun activities. We don't raise money, have a political agenda, a religious orientation, or sell anything.
Victory House Restaurant
Santa Rosa
(707) 596-8027
http://www.SIR17.org
 


Fri, March 22nd
thru
Sun, March 24th

California Artisan Cheese Festival

View complete schedule:

https://artisancheesefestival.com/


Fri, March 22nd

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Rock on a Roll
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, March 22nd
thru
Sun, April 14th

Pliny the Younger - Sonoma County

The Russian River Brewing Company plans to make its Pliny the Younger
avaialable at its Santa Rosa & Windsor pubs March 22 - April 14.
 


Fri, March 22nd

Art Reception - Brown Street Gallery, Napa

5-7pm - Support Local Artists by attending, you contribute to recognizing
& valuing the work of artists with disabilities, showcasing the importance
of incusivity in the art world.  Discover & purchase one-of-a-kind art pieces
that not only beautify your space but also carry a profound story & impact.
Meet the artists, connect with fellow art lovers & become part of a
meaningful conversation about art, disability & inclusion.
Brown Street Gallery & Boutique
2225 Brown St., Suite 102, Napa
(707) 253-7490
https://www.napavalleysupportservices.org/programs/brown-street-gallery/
 


Sat, March 23rd

Cheese Crawl at the Barlow - Sebastopol

3-7pm -  Come Visit Wm Cofield Cheesemakers & taste an amazing pairing
of cheese & Go0ld Ridge Organic Farms olive, citrus and apple products.

Make a stop at Acre Pizza for a pizza bite featuring Valley Ford Cheese.

Getting thirsty? Swing by PAZ wines  for a sip of wine, paired perfectly
with Bohemian Creamery cheese.  Tickets: $35/Per Person.
https://artisancheesefestival.com/

 

 


Sat, March 23rd
thru
Sat, January 4th

Farmers Market - Luther Burbank Center, Santa Rosa

8:30am-1pm- SATURDAYS ~ YEAR ROUND.
With over 50 vendors & ample parking.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Spring Rd., Santa Rosa
https://thesantarosafarmersmarket.com/locations/


 


Sat, March 23rd
thru
Sun, March 24th

Enchanting Orchids ~ Show & Sale - Santa Rosa

3/23 - 10am-5pm AND 3/24 - 10am-4pm.
Free Parking, Raffle & Door Prizes.
Admission: $10.
Veteran's Bldg.
1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa
http://sonomaorchids.com


Mon, March 25th
thru
Mon, June 24th

Museum Mondays For Little Ones - Santa Rosa

This event occurs on the LAST MONDAY of EVERY MONTH.

 

 

Cost: $10/Per Child, Free for up to 2 Adults per child before 11am.
Regular Museum admission applies thereafter.
Free to Memebers with Family level membership & higher.
Designed especially for children ages 1-5 & their caregivers,
Museum Mondays features storeies, crafts & activities inspired
by changing themes.
Drop-ins are welcome.  Register online or at the door.

March 25 - Cowabunga,
April 29 - Snoopy in Orbit,
May 27 - Outdoor Explorers,
June 24 - Summer Solstice.

2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
https://schulzmuseum.org/museum-mondays/

 

 


Tue, March 26th
thru
Sat, March 30th

Make a positive impact: Give blood with the Red Cross - Sonoma County

As spring approaches, the American Red Cross urges donors to give blood now
to continue to strengthen the national blood supply. People of all blood types – especially those with type O blood – are critical to ensuring hospitals can meet
the daily demand for lifesaving transfusions.
During Red Cross Month in March, the Red Cross celebrates the volunteers & blood
& platelet donors who are critical to ensuring those in need receive relief and care.
Help can’t wait – to book a time to give, visit http://RedCrossBlood.org,
download the
Red Cross Blood Donor App, or call 1-800-RED CROSS.
As a thank-you, all who come to give by March 24 will get a $10 e-gift card
to a pet supply merchant of choice, plus a chance to win one of five
$3,000 gift cards. Visit:  http://RedCrossBlood.org/Pets  for details.

Additionally, the Red Cross is teaming up with Warner Bros. Pictures & Legendary Pictures to celebrate the epic new film, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire & to invite donors to rise together & give blood. When donors share their strength by giving
March 25-April 7, they’ll get an exclusive Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
& Red Cross T-shirt, while supplies last. © 2024 Legendary & Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved GODZILLA TM & © TOHO CO., Ltd.

Petaluma
3/30 - 9am-2pm - Living Word Lutheran Church, 901 Ely Blvd.,

Sonoma
3/26 - 10am-3pm - The Presentation School, 20872 Broadway St.

 

 

 


Fri, March 29th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Stragglerz
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, March 29th

Pasta Feed & Bingo - Santa Rosa

5:30-8pm - Our very own Slater Leadership Club will emcee bingo rounds.
There will be bingo prizes, a silent auction, a wine pull, a dessert table prepared
by our culinary students & a heads or tails raffle. All proceeds will go to current
7th & 8th grade students such as academic & behavior incentives & awards,
classroom supplies, field trips & our upcoming 8th grade dance.
Tickets: $15/per person, which includes a pasta plate, beverage
& 6 bingo sheets.
Fun for the whole family - bring your friends! 
Open to the public. Space is limited.
Herbert Slater Middle School
http://www.herbertslater.org


Fri, March 29th

'Water Is Her Right!': Benefit Concert Featuring FULAMUSE - Sebastopol

7-10pm - Join us for an incredible night of West African-infused music,
dance & a local community committed to having a positive global impact!
Admission:  $35/Advance, $40/Door.
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St., Sebastopol
https://support.thesonderproject.org/event/water-is-her-right/e563636
 


Sat, March 30th

Easter Egg Hunt

All are welcome! There will be two bounce houses, an Easter Bunny, face painting, and fun games. The Easter Egg Hunt begins at 9:30 am with different sections for various age groups. Breakfast begins at 8 am.

Location: Holy Spirit Church - 1244 St. Francis Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95409

Phone: 7075394495


Sat, March 30th

Easter Egg Hunt & Activities -

9:30am-12/Noon - All are welcome! There will be 2 bounce houses,
an Easter Bunny, face painting, and fun games. The Easter Egg Hunt begins
at 9:30am with different sections for various age groups. Breakfast begins at 8am.
Free to attend.
1244 SAINT FRANCIS RD., SANTA ROSA
https://holyspirit-sr.org/
 


Sat, March 30th

Cesar Chavez & Dolores Huerta Volunteer Work Day - Petaluma

10am-1pm  - Join Petaluma Bounty, as we honor the remarkable work
of Cesar Chavez & Dolores Huerta in their tireless fight for farm
workers' rights.  We will come together for a volunteer work day
from 10am-12pm, followed by a roundtable discussion from 12/Noon-1pm.
Bring something to share & let's celebrate the spirit of community & advocacy.
All ages are welcome!  Please bring layers & a water bottle & be prepared
to get dirty. This will be rain or shine!  Whether you're well-versed in the
remarkable work of Chavez & Huerta or just starting to learn about it, this
event is an incredible opportunity to deepen your understanding, connect
with our community & stand in solidarity with the hardworking farm laborers
who feed us all.  Don't miss out - mark your calendars & join us!
55 Shasta Ave., Petaluma
 https://www.petalumabounty.org/honoring-cesar-chavez-and-dolores-huerta/
 


Sat, March 30th

Free Family Fun Day - Schulz Museum, Santa Rosa

10am-5pm - Bring the whole family to enjoy FREE admission all!
From 10am-3pm enjoy hands-on fun; build Woodstock a new nest,
color & created your own Snoopy puppet, visit Sonoma County Library's
mobile BiblioBus & experience the First 5 California Toxic Stree Takedown
Experience providing fun interactive games & activities, prizes & lots of
resources to make sure children grow up health & happy. 

 

Also, celebrate the 50th anniversary of It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown,
with a presentation & signing by Jason Mendelson of Lee Mendelson
Film Productions at 2pm, screening of the animated movie on the big
screen & an appearance by Snoopy the Easter Beagle, too!
2301 Hardies Ln, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
https://schulzmuseum.org/spring-family-fun-day/

 

 

 

 

 

 


Sat, March 30th
thru
Sat, May 25th

Young Voices Concert Series, sponsored by the Haug-Noble family - Sebastopol

A series of 6 concerts featuring musical performances by middle school,
high school & college students.
Immerse yourself in a symphony of talent & passion at the Sebastopol
Center for the Arts, where the vibrant notes of the Young Voices Concert
Series echo the boundless creativity of the next generation. This extraordinary
musical journey invites you to witness the power & brilliance of emerging young
artists, as they take center stage to redefine the very essence of harmony.

The Young Voices Concert Series is not just a performance;
it's a celebration of the artistic brilliance that awaits on the horizon.

The Line Up:
March 30 -  2pm - Sonoma State University String Quartet,
April 6 - 5pm - Sonoma State University Jazz Orchestra,
April 20 -  2pm - Hillcrest Middle School + Analy High School Jazz Bands,
May 4 - 2pm - Play It Forward Music Foundation Pop + Classic Rock,
May 18 - 2pm - Sebastopol Charter School + Analy High School String orchestra,
May 25 - 2pm - Windsor High School + Analy High School String Orchestra.

282 S. High St., Sebastopol
https://engage.sebarts.org/event/young-voices-concert-series/e560436

 


Sat, March 30th

Cesar Chavez & Dolores Huerta Volunteer Work Day

Save the date! Join Petaluma Bounty on March 30th as we honor the remarkable work of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta in their tireless fight for farm workers' rights.  We will come together for a volunteer work day from 10 am to 12 pm, followed by a roundtable discussion from 12 to 1 pm. Bring something to share and let's celebrate the spirit of community and advocacy.

Bounty Farm is located at 55 Shasta Avenue in Petaluma, CA. All ages are welcome! Please bring layers, and a water bottle, and be prepared to get dirty. This will be rain or shine! Whether you're well-versed in the remarkable work of Chavez and Huerta or just starting to learn about it, this event is an incredible opportunity to deepen your understanding, connect with our community, and stand in solidarity with the hardworking farm laborers who feed us all.  Don't miss out - mark your calendars and join us! See you there!

Location: 55 Shasta Avenue Petaluma, CA 94952

Website: https://www.petalumabounty.org/honoring-cesar-chavez-and-dolores-huerta/

Phone: 707-364-4866


Tue, April 2nd
thru
Sat, April 6th

FREE Family Day with 123 Andrés - Rohnert Park

12:30-5pm -

Additional free tickets will be available on Tuesday, April 2 at 10am.
A limited number of free tickets will also be available on April 6.
12:30 p.m. Family activities + food trucks
1:30 p.m. Play Marimba! in Weill Hall
2 p.m. 123 Andrés in Weill Hall
3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Family activities + food trucks
Full schedule of activities will be announced soon!
Christina & Andrés are 123 Andrés, the Award-winning duo for kids & families
known for their interactive, high energy shows. They bring fresh original songs that blend Spanish & English, with an eclectic mix of sounds from all corners of Latin America. 123 Andrés packs their show with positive vibes and energetic songs
that get the whole family dancing & learning.
Family Day will have a festival feel with food trucks, workshops by local artists
& a variety of activities led by Sonoma State education students for children
of all ages. This activity is funded in part by the California Arts Council, a state
agency & Sonoma Clean Power.
1801 E Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park
https://gmc.sonoma.edu/free-family-day/


Fri, April 5th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Bluebyrds
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, April 5th

Birds and Blooms - Kenwood

10am-12/Noon - CA Naturalist Carolyn Greene leads this wildflower hike
along Lower Bald Mountain Trail through mixed evergreen forest & chaparral. 
Enjoy the warming spring sun, the variety of colors, shapes, scents & arrangements peeking through the vegetation, as well as the added bonus of whatever birds
ross our path.  $10-$15, discounts for students, members, children under 12 free.
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/blooms-birds/?instance_id=30855

 


Sat, April 6th

Taste Destination 128 Wine & Cheese Trail - Alexander Valley

11am-4pm - Travel to 5 premier wineries along the scenic
Alexander Valley wine trail & savor the bounty of Sonoma County.
Locally sourced artisan cheese & a full charcuterie spread paired
with an array of hand selected wines will be offered at each winery.
This is your opportunity to take advantage of event-only specials.
Tickets:  $40/Wine Club, $55/General Admission, $25/Designated Driver.
Participating Wineries:  (with their featured cheese vendors).
deLorimier Winery/Point Reyes Farmstead,
Pech Merle Winery/Wm. Cofield Cheesemakers,
Ramazzotti Wines/Pennyroal Farms,
Soda Rock Winery/Cypress Grove,
Trentadue Winery/Petaluma Creamery.
(707) 433-3303

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/taste-destination-128-wine-cheese-trail-tickets-847512632097

 


Sat, April 6th

Pre-Bike Month Clinic & Social - Santa Rosa

10am-1pm - Prep for Bike Month!
Free Bike safety inspections & minor adjustments.  Tips on route planning,
gear & riding in inclement weather.  Fun & free goodies!
Test our Bikes from our Cargo Bike Lending Library.
Pre-Registration Required.
Trek Santa Rosa
512 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa
https://www.bikesonoma.org/safe-routes-to-school/family-bike-workshops/


Sat, April 6th

Free Family Bike Workshop - Sebastopol

10am-12:30pm - In person.
Sebastopol Independent Charter School
1111 Gravenstein Hwy., N., Sebastopol
 


Sat, April 6th
thru
Sun, October 27th

Mother Garden Nursery at Occidental Arts & Ecology Center

OPEN  - 10am-5pm - April - October,  SATURDAY - SUNDAY.
A non-profit nursery featuring unique varieties of perennial food crops,
medicinal & culinary herbs, drought tolerant ornamentals, & CA native plants.
Free tour of the gardens 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month at 1pm.
15290 Coleman Valley Rd., Occidental
upper parking lot
(707) 874-1557

https://nursery.oaec.org/


Sat, April 6th

An Evening In Seville - Windsor

5-8pm - Spend an evening exploring Seville's flavors with music, dancers,
silent auction & special guests.
Windsor Rotary is raising funds for three local projects:
-High School Wellness Center: A safe place to ease student stress
& learn tools for well-being. Tickets: $95/Per Person.
-Keiser Park Pump Track: BMX bicycles & rolling mounds of tracks.
-Every 15 minutes: Windsor Police off a life changing driving program
for high school students.
Mary Agatha Furth Center
8400 Old Redwood Hwy., Windsor
 


Sat, April 6th

Public Star Party - Kenwood

8-11pm - Join us for our traditional public star party with presentations
in our classroom & our three telescopes open for viewing, in addition
to smaller scopes set up outside.
You MUST have a ticket to attend this event. Attendance is limited & while
remaining tickets will be sold at the door, they will be subject to availability.
Please note that tickets are non-refundable & cannot be used for future events. Overcast skies do not cancel the event. In the event of poor visibility, guests
are treated to an educational experience, learning the differences between
telescopes & how they work & presentations will be given throughout the evening. Unless you are notified otherwise by email, the event is not cancelled. Also, you must purchase a Sugarloaf Ridge State Park parking pass to attend this event, which can be purchased here with your tickets (unless you have an annual Sugarloaf parking pass,
or a state parking pass. Please note that the Sonoma County regional park pass does not apply for this state.
Cost: $15/Adult, $10/Students & Seniors 62+, $5/Youth 6-12, children 5 & under
are FREE. (Note: while children tickets are free, they are still required.)
(Plus State Park Parking Fee $10/per vehicle, or $8/Seniors & Students)
Dogs are not allowed inside the observatory or at public star parties.
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
707) 833-6979
https://sugarloafpark.org/support/
 


Sat, April 6th
thru
Sun, May 5th

PULP: BOOK & PAPER ARTS the Innovative + Traditional

Join us in our SebArts gallery for an international juried exhibition of handmade works showing excellence in bookmaking, the art & craft of letterpress printing, bookbinding, book art sculptures, paper arts, innovative and traditional explorations of paper sculpture and paper making.

Location: 282 S High St, Sebastopol, CA 95472

Website: https://www.sebarts.org/exhibits

Phone: (707) 829-4797


Sun, April 7th

Nature Play Workshop with Artist Chloe Berlin - Healdsburg

10:30am-12:30pm - Join Flowers' artist-in-residence, Chloe Berlin,
for Nature Play a creative workshop that inspires participants to tap
into a childlike curiosity & rediscover the natural world with newfound eyes.
This workshop is an opportunity to surrender to the creative & meditative process, working with local plant life as a medium. It will teach you how to let go, reset
& reconnect with the natural world & those around you. Two-hour workshop begins
with an introduction from the artist & flows into a guided creative session where each participant will create an individual floral installation to take home.  Flowers wines
& seasonal bites from our culinary team will accompany the experience.
All art and floral materials will be provided. Workshop is limited to 15 guests
to preserve intimacy & foster connection. Member pricing applies.
Flowers Vineyards & Winery
4035 Westside Road Healdsburg
(707) 723-4800


Sun, April 7th

Annadel Half Marathon

9am - The half marathon, 10K & 5K races are part of the nonprofit fundraising
event that has raised funds to make the park a more beautiful place
for all to enjoy.

Spring Lake Regional Park
5585 Newanga Ave., Santa Rosa
http://annadelhalf.com


Sun, April 7th

Sugarloaf New Volunteer Orientation & Social - Kenwood

1-5pm - Enjoy the beauty of this special place in Sonoma Valley while joining
our wonderful community of volunteers. Volunteer with Team Sugarloaf
& become an integral piece in keeping Sugarloaf Ridge State Park operating.
Join us for an orientation to learn about the history of Sugarloaf, how Sonoma
Ecology Center operates the park & what volunteer opportunities we have.
The orientation will take place in the Robert Ferguson Observatory classroom
followed by a volunteer social potluck at the group camp from 3:30-5pm
where you can meet some of our active volunteers.
Volunteers play a vital role at Sugarloaf. We have a host of volunteer opportunities
to restore & maintain this natural treasure & to help to keep Sugarloaf open
to the public. Initial training is provided, with periodic docent enrichment events.
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
(707) 833-5712
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/sugarloaf-new-volunteer-orientation-social-orientacion-y-convivio-para-voluntarios-nuevos/?instance_id=30847
 


Wed, April 10th

Where there's Smoke - Petaluma

7:30-9:30pm - Presented by West Side Stories.
Polly Klaas Community Theater
417 Western Ave., Petaluma
https://ci.ovationtix.com/36153/production/1184591?performanceId=11388738
 

 


Thu, April 11th

Tonality: You Are Not Alone - Rohnert Park

7:30-10pm - An award-winning ensemble known for its “open hearted singing”
(Lauri’s List) & adventurous programming, Tonality represents the diverse cultures
& ethnicities within the Los Angeles area. Tonality uses their collective voices
to present concerts on themes of social justice in hopes to act as a catalyst toward empathy & community activism.
In their latest program You Are Not Alone, Tonality sings of the labels placed
on those with mental illness. These fellow community members, treated
as “different” reflect on our shame & feelings of misunderstanding.
This concert speaks through the eyes of poets and artists who have dealt
or deal with mental illness issues. Additionally, the concert explores how we
can be of support to members of our community who need compassion,
understanding & validation.
Additionally, the concert will include spoken stories of those within our
Los Angeles & Tonality community as well who are personally affected
by these issues. We can heal & grow together, through our united story
& bond through singing. Tickets: $25-$85.
1801 E Cotati Ave., Rohert Park
https://gmc.sonoma.edu/tonality/


Fri, April 12th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - East Bay Groove Line
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Sat, April 13th
thru
Sat, December 21st

Healdsburg Farmers Market

8:30am-12/Noon - Featuring a wide variety of fruits & vegetables, as well as
Flowers, Cheeses, Honey, Olive Oil, Bread, Wild Fish, Pasture-Finished Meat
& Eggs, the Market celebrates the agricultural heritage of this beautiful are.
We also have delicious cooked food, packaged food product & beautiful
handmade craft.
West Plaza Parking Lot
(1 Block of the Plaza), Healdsburg


Sat, April 13th

The Cabernet Cookoff - St Helena

Sponsored by HALL Napa Valley
VIP Ticket: 11:00am-12:00pm, $300/per person. SOLD OUT.  Waitlist Open.
Jack’s Masterpiece Cabernet Sauvignon Vertical Tasting, $300/per person.

MAIN EVENT Ticket: 12/Noon-2:30pm, $150per person.
HALL St. Helena
401 St. Helena Hwy. S. St. Helena
(707) 967-2626

http://www.hallwines.com/cabernetcookoff


Since inception, Cabernet Cookoff has raised hundreds of thousands
of dollars for non-profit 501c3 organizations all over the country.
For more information about The Coeur Foundation, or to get involved
as a culinary team, sponsor, or non-profit organization,
please visit: https://www.coeurfoundation.org/cabernet-cookoff.


Sat, April 13th

Luther Burbank Rose Parade & Festival Kick-Off Party - Santa Rosa

2-4pm - A once in a lifetime opportunity to stroll the grounds of the McDonald
Mansion while you enjoy appetizers from Stark Restaurants & sip local
Beer & Wine.  A limited auction will take place with unique opportunities
to take part in the 2024 Rose Parade - You won't want to miss it!
Ticket:  $100/Per Person.  To purchase tickets email:
http://LBRoseParade@gmail.com
1015 McDonald Ave., Santa Rosa
 


Sun, April 14th

North Bay Jewish Music Festival - Polly Klaas Community Theater, Petaluma

2-4pm - The San Francisco Yiddish Combo will be hosting the North Bay
Jewish Music Festival at the Polly Klaas Theater. This event will run will feature 2 exciting musical acts performing Jewish music & beyond, plus a guest speaker.
Tickets: $25/Per Person.  This event is appropriate for all ages.
Polly Klaas Community Theater
417 Western Ave., Petaluma
(707) 769-1334
https://www.pollyklaastheater.org/event/north-bay-jewish-music-festival-featuring-the-san-francisco-yiddish-combo/
 


Sun, April 14th

Edible & Medicinal Plant Walk - Kenwood

10am-1pm - Join Certified California Naturalist Mary Good on a hike exploring
the medicinal & edible plants of the park. Weaving in natural history, ethnobotany, herbalism & folktales, this walk will open your senses, as well as your curiosity
to the abundance of plantlore in Sonoma County.
Tickets: $15-$20 sliding scale for general audiences, $7.50/Students, youth
(12-17 year olds), Sugarloaf members, Sugarloaf volunteers & free/children under 12. Meet at the White Barn parking lot. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear for 2 miles
of leisurely walking & chatting over moderate & possibly muddy terrain.
Bring at least a quart of water & if desired, a snack & a plant identifying guide.
Heavy rains cancel; parking fees apply.
Edible plant information is for educational purposes only.
Foraging is illegal in CA State Parks
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/edible-medicinal-plant-walk/?instance_id=30815


Fri, April 19th

Bandaloop - Rohnert Park

7-9pm - The world’s leading vertical dance company performs a breathtaking
new work on the facade of the Green Music Center.
Downstream brings together BANDALOOP Artistic Director/choreographer Melecio Estrella & composer Kevin Farrell in their shared hometown of Rohnert Park
along with an ensemble of dancers & musicians.
As two children of parents who ‘escaped’ the rough edges of San Francisco
for the promised tranquility of Sonoma County & are now both established
artists back in urban environments, Estrella & Farrell will create a sonic
& choreographic world where soundscapes of dense urbanity merge
with the bucolic expanses of the land of their childhoods.
Tickets: $40.
1801 E Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park
https://gmc.sonoma.edu/bandaloop/
 


Fri, April 19th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Youngblood & Co.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, April 19th
thru
Sun, April 21st

Gem Faire - Santa Rosa

April 19-21.
Hours: Fri. 12pm-6pm, Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm.
(No admittance after 4pm Sunday).  Admission $7 weekend pass.
Fine jewelry, crystals, precious & semi-precious gemstones, millions of beads,
gold & silver, minerals & much more at manufacturer’s prices.  Buy direct from
the importers & wholesalers.  Jewelry repair & cleaning while you shop.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
https://gemfaire.com/
 


Sat, April 20th

Headwaters to Headwaters Hike: A Mayacamas Hiking Adventure - Kenwood

6:30am-5pm - Join Sonoma Ecology Center & Team Sugarloaf
& embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Sonoma County’s
most pristine & breathtaking landscapes with our exclusive fundraising hike.
This event will be a grand tour of the Mayacamas Mountains in the northern
half of Sonoma Valley, where we will pass close to the headwaters of Santa Rosa
& Sonoma Creeks.
This adventure offers participants a rare opportunity to traverse through
areas usually closed to the public, such as the recent Perry Addition
to Sonoma County parks.  Whether you choose the 11-mile classic route
or the 17-mile epic option, you’ll be treated to a day filled with stunning vistas, challenging trails & the camaraderie of fellow nature enthusiasts.
As you navigate through rolling hills, serene creeks & towering oaks,
you’ll push your limits & contribute to a noble cause. The hike culminates
in a communal barbecue dinner, where stories of the day’s
journey can be shared among new friends.
Cost: $95/Per Person.
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/headwaters2024/?instance_id=30824


Sat, April 20th

Petaluma Bounty’s 14th Annual Spring Plant Sale

Saturday, April 20, 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. will be for customers who are immunocompromised, mobility challenged, and/or are paying with CalFresh/EBT. RSVP is requested via our Calendly but not required. We’ll have hundreds of affordably priced vegetable, herb, and flower starts ready to plant in your garden. All plants are grown sustainably with NO synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. purchase their plants at other commercial outlets, due to health or payment considerations, have the opportunity to do so at our community farm. Plants will be priced $4 and up. You’ll find popular favorites including various Sungold cherry tomatoes, Golden Marconi peppers, and Chandler strawberries. Specific varieties available at the sale will be published closer to the event on our website and Facebook event page. We’ll post updates on our Instagram as well.

Location: Petaluma Bounty Farm

Website: https://www.petalumabounty.org/programs/bounty-farm/plant-sale/

Phone: (707) 364-4866


Sat, April 20th

Butter & Egg Days Parade - Petaluma

10am-5pm - An iconic Petaluma tradition, the Butter & Egg Days Parade
& Festival celebrates its rich agricultural history. The parade features over
100 units with approximately 3,000 participants & 200+ volunteers.
Spread over 4 city blocks, Butter & Egg Days offer a feast for the entire family. 
Come experience colorful floats, marching bands, elaborate chicken costumes,
crafts, arts, & 2 large “kid areas”.
Downtown Petaluma


Sat, April 20th
thru
Sun, April 21st

3rd Annual: Grow Love & Give Back Plant Sale - Forestville

10am-4pm - A Food for Thought Benefit.
Celebrate Earth Day Weekend with Food for Thought & use your green
thumb to make a difference.  It's not just a slae, it's a celebration of
sustainability, health & hope!  All proceeds benefit For for Thought,
provifing food & love to thousands of Sonoma County residents living
with serious medical conditions & facing food insecurity.
6550 Railroad Ave., Forestville
(707) 887-1647 x126
 

 

 

 


Sun, April 21st

Petaluma Bounty’s 14th Annual Spring Plant Sale

Sunday, April 21, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. will be open to all customers. No RSVP is required. We’ll have hundreds of affordably priced vegetable, herb, and flower starts ready to plant in your garden. All plants are grown sustainably with NO synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Plants will be priced $4 and up. You’ll find popular favorites including various Sungold cherry tomatoes, Golden Marconi peppers, and Chandler strawberries. Specific varieties available at the sale will be published closer to the event on our website and Facebook event page. We’ll post updates on our Instagram as well. Our partners from the Master Gardeners of Sonoma County will be on hand to offer advice and answer questions. They will also hold a succulent sale on Sunday, April 21, 9 a.m - 1 p.m. in conjunction with our plant sale.

Location: Petaluma Bounty Farm

Website: https://www.petalumabounty.org/programs/bounty-farm/plant-sale/

Phone: (707) 364-4866


Sun, April 21st

Climate Festival 2024 - Healdsburg

12/Noon-4pm
Healdsburg Plaza
http://www.climateactionhealdsburg.org/earth-day-climate-fest/


Sun, April 21st

Wondrous Wildflower Walk - Kenwood

10am-1:30pm - Join Certified California Naturalist John Lynch on his wondrous
wildflower walk.  We’ll celebrate Earth Day on 4/21 on Vista Trail via Lower Bald
Mtn (from the White Barn) & returning on Meadow Trail.
$10-15, students discounted, children under 12 free.
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
(707) 833-5712
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/wondrous-wildflower-walk-2/?instance_id=30758
 


Sun, April 21st
thru
Tue, April 9th

Petaluma Bountys 14th Annual Spring Plant Sale

9am-3pm -  We will be open to all customers. No RSVP is required. 
We'll have hundreds of affordably priced vegetable, herb & flower starts
ready to plant in your garden.   All plants are grown sustainably
with NO synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.
Plants will be priced $4 & up. You'll find popular favorites including various
Sungold cherry tomatoes, Golden Marconi peppers & Chandler strawberries.
Our partners from the Master Gardeners of Sonoma County will be on hand
to offer advice & answer questions.  They will also hold a succulent sale
on Sunday, April 21, 9am-1pm in conjunction with our plant sale.
Petaluma Bounty Farm
https://www.petalumabounty.org/programs/bounty-farm/plant-sale/
 


Fri, April 26th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Open Hearts.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, April 26th

10th Anniversary Time to Wonder - 2024 Gala - Santa Rosa

6-9:30pm - New Dino Dental Lab Exhibits Sneak Peek!
Live Entertainment & Wine Tasting,
Auction with Vacation Packages,
Dinnery by Park Avenue Catering.

Children's Museum of Sonoma County
1835 West Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 546-4069
https://www.cmosc.org/event/10th-anniversary-time-to-wonder-gala/
 


Sat, April 27th

Butterfly Walk (2024 CNC Weekend) - Kenwood

12:30-1:30pm - Community scientists John Hibbard & Alex Weishaar
lead this easy-to-moderate 2-mile butterfly walk as part of 2024’s City
Nature Challenge. We will encourage butterfly & bug photography; cameras,
binoculars, hand lenses & field guides are recommended. Stop by the greenhouse (across from the White Barn) between 11am-12/Noon prior to the walk
for everything butterfly-related.

Meet at the White Barn for the walk. Tickets: $5/Adults & free for children under 18. Wear comfortable shoes, sun protection, bring at least a quart of water, a fully-charged battery on your mobile device, butterfly identification guides (if you have them), and if desired, a snack. Parking fees apply; rains cancel.

The 2024 City Nature Challenge runs from April 26 to 29. It’s a bioblitz-style friendly competition where cities are in a contest against each other to see who can make
the most observations of nature, who can find the most species & who can engage
the most people.
Participants of any level of experience can help find, photograph, record, and/or
identify life in the park. Smartphones with the iNaturalist app will be our main tool,
but those lacking phones are also welcome to participate. If you haven’t used iNaturalist, or haven’t made an observation for a while, this is your chance – just
make sure to load the iNaturalist app on your phone before you arrive.
This event is part of the Challenge along with other events scheduled
from April 26-29.
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/butterfly-walk-2024-cnc-weekend/?instance_id=30852
 


Sat, April 27th

Chop''s Teen Club's Adult Prom - Santa Rosa

7-10pm - Chop's is kicking off Prom season with an adults-only Prom night!
It's your chance to relive or re-do your own prom; take someone better or just
go with friends to a 21 & over event. Pick your favorite era & get your best prom
attire on for an evening of dancing, libations & snacks, silent auction, raffle/
& more!  We'll crown a royal couple, take prom photos & dance the night away
Chop's Teen Club
509 Adams St., Santa Rosa
https://www.chopsteenclub.org


Sat, April 27th
thru
Sun, April 28th

Apple Blossom Parade & Festival - Sebastopol

This year's theme:  "Blossoms in Wonderland."
The event features a parade, food, arts & crafts & more!
7400 Willow St., Sebastopol
http://appleblossom-fest.com


Sun, April 28th

Reptile Hike (2024 CNC Weekend) - Kenwood

11am-1pm - Join Galen & Rachel Freed in this easy 2-mile hike in search of snakes, lizards & other wildlife. We’ll start off with a presentation inside the Robert Ferguson Observatory classroom & then hike Lower Bald & Creekside Trails, whose habitats
is preferred by these species.
Meet at the White Barn parking lot. Tickets: $5-$10 sliding scale for adults
& free for children under 12.  Wear sun protection& comfortable shoes,
bring at least a quart of water & if desired, a snack. Rains cancel. Parking fees apply.

Participants of any level of experience can help find, photograph, record, and/or
identify life in the park. Smartphones with the iNaturalist app will be our main tool,
but those lacking phones are also welcome to participate. If you haven’t used iNaturalist, or haven’t made an observation for a while, this is your chance – just make sure to load the iNaturalist app on your phone before you arrive.
This event is part of the Challenge along with other events scheduled: April 26-29.
2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood
https://sugarloafpark.org/event/reptile-hike-2024-cnc-weekend/?instance_id=30857
 


Sun, April 28th

Santa Rosa Symphony Family Series, Exploring Beethoven’s 5th with FLC - Santa Rosa

3pm - Complimentary Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior
to the concert at 2pm.  Meet & Greet with Francesco Lecce-Chong
& Joseph Edelberg immediately following the concert.
TICKETS:  $20/Adult, $10 child (12 & under)
Weill Hall, Green Music Center, Sonoma State University
(707) 546-8742

http://srsymphony.org


Sun, April 28th

Petaluma Anitque Faire

8am-4pm - Historic Downtown Petaluma will transform into an antique
marketplace.  Amid the beautiful historic buildings, unique stores & an array
of restaurants & cafes, guests can seek treasures & affordable antiques from
over 200 dealers. The show features a variety of estate jewelry, linens, furniture,
art, kitchenware, vintage décor, books & all kinds of unusual collectibles to suit
everyone’s budget.  Admission is free.
Located on Kentucky Street, Fourth Street, in the A Street
Parking Lot & Western Ave., Petaluma


Fri, May 3rd

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Used Goods.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, May 3rd
thru
Sat, May 4th

The 33rd Annual Bay Area Storytelling Festival - Santa Rosa

The 33rd Annual Bay Area Storytelling Festival is coming to the new
Community & Performing Arts Center at Sonoma Academy
in Santa Rosa on May 3rd & 4th.
Come see master international storytellers like Diane Ferlatte, Gene Tagaban,
Kealoha & Karin Amano, along with local artist Brandon Spars as they weave
their magic through stories of indigenous peoples, folktales, workshops
& personal stories.  Tickets on sale now.
2500 Farmers Ln., Santa Rosa

(707) 545-1770

http://sfapshows.com


Sat, May 4th
thru
Sat, November 16th

Walnut Park Farmers Market - Petaluma

2-5pm - Find numerous local farms, fresh brewed coffee, locally-made
artisanal foods as well as handmade crafts.  It;s a great place to shop
for nutrient dense foods while enjoying one of Petaluma's greatest treasures.
Petaluma Blvd., & D Streets, Petaluma

 

 


Sat, May 4th

Human Race - Santa Rosa

Lace-up your sneakers & run, walk or roll out for a memorable day
of making a positive impact together!
A dynamkic 5K run, walk & roll - fundraising event for North Bay
nonprofits that is open to everyone to participate in.
Old Courthouse Square, Santa Rosa
http://humanracenow.org

 


Sun, May 5th

Music based on t3 early Easter hymns - Healdsburg

5pm - Blanchard accompanies St. Paul’s Wind Ensemble playing music
based on three early Easter hymns: Victimae Paschali Laudes,
Christ ist Erstanden & Christ lag in Todesbanden.
The Wind Ensemble includes Jennifer Murray on flute, with Jim Gibboney
Jim McCammon & Grammy Award-winner Paul McCandless on clarinets.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
209 Matheson St., Healdsburg
https://www.stpauls-healdsburg.org/
 


Fri, May 10th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Third Rail.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Sat, May 11th

2nd Annual Kreole & Krawfish CommUNITY Gathering - Rohnert Park

12/Noon-6pm - Food, Music, Dance, Family-Friendly.
SOMO Village Event Center
1100 Valley House Dr., Rohnert Park
http://kreolekrawfish.com

 


Sat, May 11th

Dog Days of Summer - Trentadue Winery, Alexander Valley

11am-4pm - Pack up the pooch for Dog Days of Summer! 
This event is great for wine & dog lovers alike.  Our event center will be filled
with pet related vendors, including the Sonoma County Humane Society with pets looking for the fur-ever home.
Tickets: $25/Members, $30/Non-Members, $15/Under 21.
Ticket includes food from Local Q & a glass of wine (under 21 ticket does not
include wine).  Additional Food & drinks will be available for purchase.
Well-behaved dogs on leashes welcome!
A portions of the ticket sales will be donated to the Sonoma County Humane Society.

Trentadue Winery
19170 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville
https://www.exploretock.com/trentadue/event/459016/dog-days-of-summer?utm_source=Friends+of+Trentadue+Winery&utm_campaign=381b3c33db-DOG_DAYS_OF_SUMMER_RESEND&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-ef34b88e34-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D


Tue, May 14th
thru
Tue, September 24th

Farmers Market - Healdsburg

9am-12:30pm - Featuring a wide variety of fruits & vegetables, as well as
Flowers, Cheeses, Honey, Olive Oil, Bread, Wild Fish, Pasture-Finished Meat
& Eggs, the Market celebrates the agricultural heritage of this beautiful are.
We also have delicious cooked food, packaged food product & beautiful
handmade craft.
On the Plaza Downtown, Healdsburg

https://www.healdsburgfarmersmarket.org/


Fri, May 17th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Junk in the Trunk.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Sat, May 18th

The Luther Burbank Rose Parade & Festival Returns! - Santa Rosa

This year's Theme:  "Trek Thru Time."
10am - Parade,
11am - Community Festival.
Downtown Santa Rosa
http://www.lbroseparade.com


Sat, May 18th

Petaluma's Salute to American Graffiti - Car Show & Cruise

10am-8pm - Filmed in 1972, director George Lucas used Petaluma
streets for many of the iconic movie’s most memorable scenes.

400 classic American cars with hoods open & polished chrome sparkling
in the sunlight will line downtown streets. Tune your radio to XERB 88.1 
& enjoy classic drive-in fare at Mel’s Burger City.
Sponsored by Cruisin’ the Boulevard, an all volunteer non-profit, “Salute”
was created by a group of classic car enthusiasts & fans of American Graffiti.
Proceeds are invested in community projects benefitting arts, education,
safety & welfare.

https://www.visitpetaluma.com/event/petalumas-salute-to-american-graffiti/

 

 


Sun, May 19th

Cotati Historical Society Annual Old-Fashioned BBQ

12noon-4pm

Old-fashioned chicken BBQ meal ($20) includes 1/2 BBQ chicken, coleslaw, beans, roll and drink. Beer and wine sold separately. Homemade desserts also for sale. Vintage car show, silent auction and live music.

Proceeds benefit Cotati Historical Society.

Location: Ray Miller Community Center, 201 West Sierra Ave, Cotati

Website: www.CotatiMuseum.org

Phone: 17074770400


Sun, May 19th

Fire & Earthquake Safety Expo 2024 – a Free Event for Sonoma County

10am-3pm - Join your community for a fun, free day of emergency preparednes
& hands-on activities. The Fire & Earthquake Safety Expo is the largest in-person emergency preparedness event in Sonoma County. The Expo has something for everyone:
• Learn from first responders & other experts
• Watch emergency demonstrations & live simulations
• Enjoy free giveaways & food, while supplies last
• Browse 75 exhibits + state-of-the-art products
• Experience Henry 1 & Sonoma County 1 helicopters
• Speak with experts in the Firewise Landscape room
• Participate in kid’s activities
• Education in English & Spanish
• And more.
Cloverdale Citrus Fairgrounds
1 Citrus Fair Dr., Cloverdale
https://www.fireandearthquakeexpo.org/


Sun, May 19th

4th Annual Fire & Earthquake Safety Expo -

10am-3pm - Bring your entire family for a fun, free day of emergency
preparedness activities &  hands-on training. The Expo is Sonoma County’s
largest in-person emergency preparedness event, whose goal to help
Sonoma County be better prepared for the next wildfire & earthquake.
Whether you’re interested in meeting first responders or keeping your family
& pets safe, the Expo has something for everyone.

• Learn from first responders & other experts
• Watch emergency demonstrations & live simulations
• Enjoy free giveaways & food, while supplies last
• Browse 75 exhibits + state-of-the-art products
• Experience Henry 1 & Sonoma County 1 helicopters
• Speak with experts in the Firewise Landscape room
• Participate in kid’s activities
• Education in English & Spanish
• And more!

The 2024 Expo is hosted by Cloverdale Citrus Fair, Northern Sonoma County
CERT, Fire Safe Sonoma, Sonoma County Department of Emergency Management
& Nuestra Comunidad.
Cloverdale Citrus Fairgrounds
https://www.fireandearthquakeexpo.org/.

 

 

 


Fri, May 24th

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - The Remedies.
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Fri, May 31st

Friday Evening Wine & Song - Healdsburg

5-8pm - Adam Lieb & Adults in the Room
$5/Cover Charge.
Every Friday in the Barrel Room
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/


Thu, June 6th
thru
Thu, August 29th

Farmers Market - Guerneville

3-7pm - THURSDAYS.
We provide the Russian River communities with freshly grown fresh fruits
& vegetables.  Locally harvested meats & freshly baked goods are also available.
Come by and support your local purveyors while making your shopping less
of an errand & more of a community experience.
4th & Church Streets, Guerneville
https://thesantarosafarmersmarket.com/locations/


Sat, June 8th

Peggy Sue's Car Show & Cruise - Santa Rosa

8am-4pm - Show & Shine,
5:30-8:30pm - Downtown Cruise.
Schedule of Events:
http://www.Cruiseforpeggysue.com


Sat, June 8th

Noche de Amor - Healdsburg

6-10pm - Music, Food, Live Music & more!
A Benefit for Health Justice.
Bacchus Landing
14210 Bacchus Landing Way, Healdsburg
https://healthcarefoundation.net/events/noche-de-amor-2024/?utm_medium=email&bblinkid=275748243&bbemailid=52010387&bbejrid=-1386073554

 


Sat, June 22nd

Free Family Bike Workshop - Petaluma

10am-12:30pm - In person.
Pre-Registration Required.
Lucchesi Park
320 N McDowell Blvd, Petaluma
https://www.bikesonoma.org/safe-routes-to-school/family-bike-workshops/


Sat, July 13th

6th Annual Car Show - Sebastopol

10am-2pm - Food, Music & Fun!
Sebastopol Veterans Memorial Building
http://Www.vfwpost3919.org


Sun, July 14th

Art & Garden Festival - Petaluma

11am-5pm - Join the community for a fun-filled day for the entire family.
This is not your typical street fair.  Vendors are handpicked & will be showcasing
the quality, creative home & garden décor, jewelry, arts & more. With 145 booths
of unusual, unique & handmade items, this event has something for everyone’s
taste & budget.  In addition to local crafters, artisans & gardeners, there will be
live music on 2 stages & an array of local wineries, breweries, restaurants
& fine food purveyors.  This event is free to attend with tasting packages
available to those who wish to partake in all the great wine, craft beer & cocktails.
Located on Kentucky Street, Fourth Street, B Street &
The A Street Parking Lot.

 


Sat, August 10th
thru
Sun, August 11th

Gravenstein Apple Fair - Sebastopol

Food, kids' activities, farm animals, beer, wine & cider, live music,
arts & crafts & much more!
Ragle Ranch Park
500 Ragle Rd., Sebastopol
http://pdne.ws/49cJKmr


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