Enjoy three days of work-free bliss with our list of things to do this holiday weekend.
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Things to do in Sonoma County
8 Things to Do in Sonoma County This 4th of July Weekend
Enjoy three days of work-free bliss with our list of things to do this holiday weekend.
Local Artist to Exhibit Three Dimensional Works in ‘Covid-Safe’ Art Show
Napa Valley artist William Callnan III incorporates toys in playful oil paintings that will be displayed in a show that opens Saturday.
Local Film Society Brings Movies and Hollywood Stars to People’s Homes
The Alexander Valley Film Society has launched a Shelter in Place series featuring live Q&As with movie stars like Ron Livingston of "Office Space" and his wife and fellow actor Rosemarie DeWitt.
Taste The Best Booze in Sonoma at Wine Country Distillery Festival
Coming up this weekend in Santa Rosa: taste vodka, gin, whiskey, bourbon and more from nearly 20 artisan distilleries.
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town! Here’s Where to See Him in Sonoma, Napa and Marin
If there's one guy who knows how to make an entrance, it's Santa. This year, he's letting the reindeer take a break as he arrives by tractor, boat, train — even helicopter!
Eat Cake All Night: ‘Art of Dessert’ Event in Santa Rosa Heaven for Sweet Tooths
Celebrity judges want you to come eat your face off at this cake and chocolate-filled fundraiser.
Taste the Spirit(s) of Northern California at The First Wine Country Distillery Festival
More than a dozen artisan distillers will come together for tastings, a cocktail competition and spirited fun on February 9.
Sonoma County Serves Up Crawfish, Clam Chowder and Schnitzel in January
Sample the best chowders in Bodega Bay, attend a traditional Louisiana crawfish boil, get your schnitzel fix: it's all possible in January.
Tyler Florence’s ‘Uncrushable’ Captures the Fire’s Aftermath in Poignant, Painful Movie
A year after the horrific fires the pain is still raw, but documentary shows healing, hope
‘Uncrushable’ is Painful to Watch, But A Heartfelt Love Letter to Wine Country
Tyler Florence captures the heartbreak and hope of the 2017 Northern California Wildfires in a new documentary