Local Ceramics Artists Create Tableware for Some of Sonoma County’s Best Restaurants
Artists from Healdsburg and Santa Rosa craft ceramic pieces for some of the finest restaurants in Sonoma County and beyond. Here's where to spot their work.
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Where to See Rhododendrons in Bloom in Sonoma County
In late spring and early summer, Sonoma County enjoys the unique beauty of lush forests blooming with vibrant rhododendron blossoms.
This Basil Pesto Recipe Captures the Flavor of Summer
Tear a single leaf of fresh basil and you are enveloped in the essence of summer. It's refreshingly delicious in this easy pesto recipe.
Two Sonoma Vineyards That Made History on the Wine Scene
May marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Judgment of Paris, when two California wines won in a showdown against esteemed French wines. These two local vineyards had a helping hand.
SRJC Culinary Chair Betsy Fischer Reflects on the ‘Joy as a Teacher’
Betsy Fischer has worked in Santa Rosa Junior College’s Culinary Arts Program for 26 years. As she prepares to depart, she dispenses lasting advice for students.
Where To Find the Best Big Summer Salads in Sonoma County
No wimpy greens, no bottled dressing, no dainty plates — because a real salad should be a meal, not a supporting player.
Cookout at the Vineyard Brings Culture and Community to Wine Country
What started out as a one-day party has grown to a three-day celebration of wine, food and good times, held at three local wineries in June.
Rainy Day Chocolate in Forestville Offers Tastings, Classes for Everyday Sweetness
Forestville’s newly opened Rainy Day Chocolate hosts classes and tastings at its shop tucked into a small strip mall.
Apis Arborea’s Unconventional Approach To Boost the Honeybee Population
Honeybees are essential to our food system and their dwindling numbers have caused alarm. The head of a Sebastopol nonprofit encourages them to live outside of the box hive.
Sonoma County’s Mobile Tortillerías Offer a Taste of Home
A new kind of food truck has been popping up in Sonoma County: mobile tortilla factories, or tortillerías, that offer community connection alongside fresh, warm corn tortillas.