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EARTHSeed is a new permaculture farm that both grows food and fosters resilence in the land and its people. One of founder Pandora Thomas’ goals is to make the farm and its products accessible to those who have historically faced barriers to access, particularly communities of color. She hopes to offer a robust program of classes and farming internships. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Over 50 Black-Owned Businesses in Sonoma County

February 2026February 2026

From winemakers to restaurant owners and wardrobe stylists, here are the Black entrepreneurs leaving their mark on Sonoma County.

Madeira House co-owner Jacqueline Goncalves in Jenner Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Here’s How To Keep It Cozy in Sonoma County

January 2026January 2026

Sure, you can spend the winter months hunkered down at home, but Sonoma County is brimming with experiences that warm both body and soul.

Alison Michnevich, the director of hospitality, sales and accounts, leads a wine tasting at Halleck Vineyard in Sebastopol Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Halleck Vineyard in Sebastopol Invites Visitors To Gather Around the Family Table

January 2026

This is the kind of place you don’t stumble across by accident — unless you happen to be lost in the Sebastopol hills.

3/2/2014: B1: TOASTING WINE COUNTRY: College friends from Sonoma State University and Santa Rosa Junior College pose for a picture at Truett Hurst in the Dry Creek Valley. The annual Wine Road Barrel Tasting, which draws many young tasters, continues today and next weekend. PC: College friends from SSU and SRJC pose for a picture at Truett Hurst in the Dry Creek Valley. The 36th Annual Wine Road Barrel Tasting continues on Sunday and next weekend.

8 Reasons Why Winter Is a Great Time to Visit Sonoma Wine Country

January 2026January 2026

In winter, you can visit Wine Country for a fraction of the cost and without the crowds. Here's what else to look forward to.

Marietta Cellars tasting room in Healdsburg. (Bryan Meltz)

Marietta Cellars Opens Its First Tasting Room After 47 Years

December 2025

The modern, thoughtfully designed Healdsburg tasting room — formerly a police station — showcases artistic, small-production wines.

Sommeliers taste wines in a blind tasting competition during the Blind Bottle Bash at Flambeaux Wine in Healdsburg. (Courtesy of TOWN)

Star Wars Meets Wine Country at TOWN Dinner Series in Healdsburg

December 2025December 2025

The TOWN dinner series recently held its inaugural Blind Bottle Bash at Flambeaux Wine, featuring a friendly wine competition and sommeliers dressed in Jedi robes.

Hanzell Vineyards

Hanzell Vineyards Shows How Classic California Chardonnay Should Taste

December 2025December 2025

The U.S. ambassador to Italy founded this Sonoma Valley winery in the 1950s as his dream estate. It still has that Old-World magic.

A festive scene at Abbot's Passage in Glen Ellen during the holidays. (Melati Citrawireja / Courtesy Abbot's Passage)

Where to Find Holiday Markets in Sonoma County

November 2025November 2025

Sonoma County's wineries, restaurants and merchants are pulling out all the stops for the holidays this year with festive holiday markets.

Carbonic red wine. (Jag_cz / Getty Images)

Carbonic Red Wines Are a Great Match for Holiday Dishes

November 2025

Made via carbonic maceration, the fresh and friendly wines are ideal for the Thanksgiving table. Here's where to find them in Sonoma County.

Unless it’s raining, the expansive terrace is the place to be at Martinelli Winery & Vineyards in Windsor. (Martinelli Winery & Vineyards)

17 Sonoma Wineries to Visit if You Love Zinfandel

November 2025December 2025

National Zinfandel Day is Nov. 19. These wineries offer a great introduction to Sonoma County’s superb Zins.

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