Hidden Santa Rosa ‘Field of Dreams’ Surrounded by Vineyards
W.P. Kinsella’s vision of a fantasy baseball team in an Iowa cornfield holds nothing to the unlikely site of Balletto Vineyard’s 'Field of Dreams.'
Author: Meg McConahey
Meg McConahey is a staff writer for Sonoma Magazine.
Local Entrepreneur is Baking Her Way to College One Cheesecake at a Time
A year after launching “The College Confectionista” during her senior year at El Molino High, Anamaria Morales has banked more than $9,000 through baking.
On the Trail For the Perfect Picnic Spot in Sonoma County
Pair your hike with a locally sourced picnic and wine tasting - we know just the spot!
Jack London – The Sonoma County Storyteller
Tuesday, Nov. 22 marks the 100th anniversary of Jack London's death.
Healdsburg Tract Home Transformed with Budget Friendly Updates
Interior designer Benjamin Dhong brings simple sophistication and style to his Healdsburg home.
Play Ball at Balletto Vineyards
This Russian River Valley vineyard pairs Pinot with pitches.
The Faces of Harvest
Photographer Erik Castro's poignant photo series captures the faces of Sonoma County grape harvest workers, traveling great distances to toil at this labor-intensive job.
Young Sonoma Author’s Debut ‘The Girls’ is Summer’s Hottest Novel
Emma Cline has reached international literary stardom with her seductive and disquieting spin on Manson family dynamics.
Sunset’s Picture Perfect Sonoma Gardens
When Garden Editor Johanna Silver learned that Sunset magazine would be moving from its Menlo Park campus after 65 years, she had a wave of emotion. “I was in tears about losing the test garden,” she admitted. “I have never worked a piece of land that long.” The legendary Bay Area landscape architect Thomas Church […]
How to Prepare Your Garden for Spring
Written by Meg McConahey for The Press Democrat. With spring inching closer gardeners may be feeling the itch to start planting. But there is still a chance that frosty nights could damage or kill your new plants or seedlings. There are some things that can be planted safely. But for most of your spring planting, […]