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An assortment of locally made gifts from Sonoma County artists and makers. (Chad Surmick / Sonoma Magazine)

Shop Local This Holiday Season With Gifts From Top Sonoma County Artists and Makers

November 2024November 2024

These unique local gifts make great alternatives to options from big box stores and giant online retailers.

Photo by Eileen Roche. Styling by Alysia Andriola.

4 Showstopper Holiday Recipes from Sonoma’s Best Pastry Chefs

November 2024December 2024

For next-level holiday baking at home, check out these delicious recipes, like Double-Chocolate Peppermint Cheesecake.

Orange wines are often more complex than whites, boosting their versatility with food, yet they are less likely than many red wines to overwhelm delicate dishes. (Shutterstock)

Three Orange Wines From Sonoma County To Try for the Holidays

November 2024

Add a little adventure to the Thanksgiving table this year with a bottle or two of orange wine.

Fresh cranberry sauce with tangerine and mint from chef John Ash, Nov. 23, 2022. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

How to Spice up Your Homemade Cranberry Sauce for Thanksgiving

November 2024

Ditch the canned sauce and make this tangy-sweet cranberry salsa for the Thanksgiving table.

The Duke Ellington Nutcracker transports the famous tale to a 1940s jazz club, with guest musicians from the Marcus Shelby Orchestra and both professional and student dancers. (Kate Nagle/Courtesy New World Ballet)

‘This Isn’t the Typical Ballet’: Local Orchestra, Ballet Studio To Present a Jazz Nutcracker

November 2024

New World Ballet’s version of the holiday classic brings ballet to the underserved — and gets audiences up out of their seats with a jazzy spin.

Arts activist Spring Maxfield co-founded the Handcar Regatta in Santa rosa and now focuses on the Maker's Faire and a new business called Sonoma Art Tours. (John Burgess)

Longtime Local Arts Promoter Supports Santa Rosa Artists With 20th Annual WinterBlast

November 2024

Spring Maxfield, executive director of Urban Arts Partnership, shares her motivation for supporting local artists with 20th annual WinterBlast, Nov. 9.

Overshine Wine Co. in Healdsburg

These Healdsburg Vintners Want To Give You a Slice of the Good Life

November 2024November 2024

Vintners David Drummond and Sam Bilbro met six years ago and planted 46 types of Italian grapes. Now, their new wine venture is welcoming everyone for a good time.

Julie Rothberg, president of Medlock Ames Winery, with a glass of the 2019 The Flag Cabernet Sauvignon, sold as a three-bottle set complete with a custom collector's box, at the tasting room in Healdsburg on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Odyssey Wine Academy Offers Wine Education in Spanish To Meet Community Need

October 2024

The formal study of wine makes good business sense for those in the industry. Now Spanish speakers can benefit from new courses at Odyssey Wine Academy.

Dos' Bar, a communal wine tasting space, in Sonoma. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Dos’ Bar in Sonoma Is a Dream Destination for Natural Winemakers and Their Fans

October 2024October 2024

Natural wine-lovers have a new headquarters in downtown Sonoma — just don’t call it a tasting room.

Barn owls

Barn Owls Are Helping Sonoma County Winegrowers This Harvest, and They Really Don’t Give a Hoot

October 2024October 2024

Barn owls don’t much care that it’s harvest. But they do perform an important service for local winegrowers. Here's how.

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