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Author: Matt Villano

5/24/2013: B5: PC: The Healdsburg Farmer's Market float during the Healdsburg Future Farmers Country Fair 64th Twilight Parade held in downtown Healdsburg, Thursday, May 23, 2013. (Crista Jeremiason / The Press Democrat)

Healdsburg Welcomes New Permanent Home for Local Farmers

March 2026March 2026

The Healdsburg Farmers’ Market realizes a decades-long dream with its first permanent home since it started in 1978, opening this April.

A couple relax in a hammock at Wildhaven Sonoma near Healdsburg. (Sonoma County Tourism)

‘Analog Reunion’ Bringing Indie Music, Connection to the Russian River

March 2026March 2026

The music festival's founders are all about connection — and their upcoming Analog Reunion will bring it to a favorite Russian River glamping spot.

The Deslondes band members Sam Doores, left, Dan Cutler, Riley Downing, and Howe Pearson perform at Little Saint in Healdsburg on Thursday, November 13, 2025. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

Little Saint in Healdsburg Might Be the Hottest Music Venue in the Country

February 2026April 2026

The intimate venue has generated so much buzz in the broader music community that artists are going out of their way to tour through Sonoma County to experience it.

Scott Keneally of Good Fire, Thursday, October 2, 2025, salvages wood from Sonoma County’s woodlands, which were cut for fire protection. Keneally then cuts, boxes and sells the firewood. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Locally Founded Nonprofit Is Fighting Fire With Firewood

December 2025April 2026

The Good Fire Project, a nonprofit created by a volunteer firefighter in Healdsburg, is repurposing forgotten felled trees into firewood.

Mia Steiger brought her pickleball group for a one of a kind experience amongst the vineyard at Anaba Winery Thursday, July 10, in Sonoma. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Pickleball Is the Hottest Game in America. Here’s Where To Play in Sonoma County

October 2025April 2026

Pickleball-mania has been on the rise in Sonoma County, with several dedicated courts and clubs opening over the last few years. Here's where to play ball, Wine Country style.

Three stories up at Andys Beeline Rooftop, friends Barbara Epstein, left, and Liz Loebel catch up during the formal opening of Appellation Healdsburg, Friday, Sept. 12, 2025. (The Press Democrat)

Celebrity Chef Charlie Palmer Opens Appellation Healdsburg

September 2025April 2026

As the flagship property of chef Charlie Palmer's new hospitality company, Appellation Healdsburg revolves around food and lifestyle.

True West Film Center's artistic director John Cooper in downtown Healdsburg, May 22, 2025. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

Former Sundance Director John Cooper Building Community at Healdsburg’s New True West Film Center

August 2025April 2026

As the new artistic director of Healdsburg's upcoming three-screen cinema and education center, John Cooper is bringing movies back to town.

A selection of dishes from Everest Restaurant Wednesday, July 24, 2024 in Cotati. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

In California’s Wine Country, Sherpa Restaurateurs Take Dining to New Heights

May 2025April 2026

Spanning back to the 1990s, this group of restaurateurs has been bringing the culture of Nepal to the people of Wine Country.

Crowds listen to performers at Blood Root Ramble. (Leah-Ann Beverley)

This Upcoming Healdsburg Festival Pairs Music and Wine for an Important Cause

May 2024April 2026

The second annual BloodRoot Ramble festival will raise money to promote gun safety and end gun violence. It will feature LA-based indie rockers Lord Huron, along with Andrew Bird, Cautious Clay, and others.

Local Artist to Exhibit Three Dimensional Works in ‘Covid-Safe’ Art Show

January 2021January 2021

Napa Valley artist William Callnan III incorporates toys in playful oil paintings that will be displayed in a show that opens Saturday.

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