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Author: Chelsea Kurnick & Cash Martinez

Local Women Share What Black Joy Means to Them

February 2024February 2024

Meet a group of remarkable Black activists and artists who are making a change in Sonoma County and learn how they celebrate Black joy.

Chef Charlie Palmer finishes plates of Bucher pinot noir pork shoulder during Pigs and Pinot at Hotel Healdsburg, in Healdsburg, California, on Friday, March 16, 2018. (Alvin Jornada/The Press Democrat)

Popular ‘Pigs and Pinot’ Returns to Healdsburg with Top Chefs and Winemakers

February 2024February 2024

Sample over 60 pinot noirs and indulge in delicious food pairings from celebrity chefs and local restaurants at the 17th annual event.

The evergreen wonderland of the Russian River Valley formed a lush backdrop to Kate and Alex Fishman’s July wedding. (Annamae Photo)

A Wine Country Wedding Inspired by Nature

February 2024February 2024

The evergreen wonderland of the Russian River Valley formed a lush backdrop to this dreamy wedding ceremony.

Liberty Farm Duck Breast with rhubarb, turnip and pistachio from Hazel Hill at Montage Healdsburg. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Local Hotels, Restaurants Win 2024 Forbes Travel Guide Star Awards

February 2024February 2024

The Forbes Travel Guide has honored two Healdsburg establishments with its top five-star luxury rating, plus awarded several four-star ratings throughout Sonoma County.

Holstein Schnitzel with fried farm egg, fresh anchovies, crispy capers and watercress from Tisza Bistro chef/owner Krisztian Karkus Monday, February 12, 2024 in Healdsburg. (Photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Tisza Bistro: Best German and Hungarian Restaurant in Healdsburg

February 2024December 2024

The destination restaurant from chef Krisztian Karkus is even better in its new iteration. It continues to serve excellent Eastern European fare, like pan-fried schnitzel, spaetzle and strudel.

Chef Casey Thompson of Folktable restaurant in Sonoma, which closed in November of 2024. (Courtesy of Folktable)

Sonoma Top Chef to Star on Guy Fieri’s ‘Tournament of Champions’

February 2024February 2024

The 32 chefs competing on the Food Network show will vie for the “Tournament of Champions” belt, as well as a $150,000 cash prize.

Ren Brown and his gallery and Japanese garden in Bodega Bay, Calif., Nov. 11, 2023. (Photo: Erik Castro/for Sonoma Magazine)

This Secret Sanctuary in Bodega Bay Has a Jewel Box of a Japanese Garden

February 2024February 2024

Gallerist Ren Brown’s lifelong passion for the art and culture of Japan has influenced his home and gardens, which include a tiny tea house.

Melissa Yanc and Sean McGaughey of Quail & Condor bakery and Troubadour in Healdsburg. (Emma K Creative)

These Sonoma County Cooking Classes Feature Top Chefs and Delicious Ingredients

February 2024March 2024

Sonoma restaurants, wineries and cooking schools offer fun, immersive classes in everything from bread baking to pasta making.

Bling Bling Dumpling booth serves up fried pork dumplings with veggie spring rolls Friday, May 27, 2022, during BottleRock Napa Valley in Napa. (Erik Castro / For The Press Democrat)

BottleRock Napa Valley Announces Food and Drink Lineup

February 2024February 2024

Newcomers this year include Slanted Door, chef Charles Phan's groundbreaking Vietnamese restaurant, and La Calenda from chef Thomas Keller.

Clockwise from top left, Cajun Spiced Catch of the Day, Shrimp and Grits, Bacon + Cheddar Hushpuppies, Collards + Mac and Cheese, Southern Fried Chicken Dinner, Smoked Trout + Baby Lettuces from Easy Rider in Petaluma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Petaluma’s Easy Rider Restaurant Featured On ‘Check, Please!’

February 2024November 2024

Guests on the show particularly enjoyed the restaurant's Southern fried chicken dinner with collard greens, shrimp and grits, and bacon cheddar hushpuppies.

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