This Secret Sanctuary in Bodega Bay Has a Jewel Box of a Japanese Garden
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.
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The Best Chocolate Treats in Sonoma County
From truffles and brownies to decadent chocolate cakes, here's where to get a sweet treat this Valentine's Day or any day of the year.
This Local Machinist Makes Custom Parts for Some of the Most Expensive Cars in the World
Collectors from around the world seek out Jim Simpson when an old, discontinued part breaks down on their Ferrari, Lamborghini or vintage Rolls-Royce.
Sen. Mike McGuire Steps Into a Powerful New Role. Does He Have Even Higher Ambitions?
The hard-charging state senator from Healdsburg bears all the hallmarks of greater statewide ambition—but just try getting him to admit that’s the case.
This Indigenous Fisherman Is Trying a New Approach to Crabbing on the North Coast
Jonny Jackson operates one of only a handful of Indigenous-run fishing vessels on the entire California coast. His approach is a challenge to the local seafood industry status quo.
Craving Fresh Local Veggies? This Sebastopol Farm’s CSA Box Celebrates Winter Crops
Most farm box subscriptions are for the summer season. But this local farm, along with a handful of other great ones, offer delicious options for the colder months.
Soon-to-Open Sparkling Wine Bar in Healdsburg Will Let Guests Stay Overnight
The tasting room, housed in a beautifully renovated 1906 Queen Anne Victorian, also has an apartment upstairs for rent to overnight guests.
The Most Interesting Music Club in the Bay Area Is at a Vegan Restaurant in Healdsburg
The small upstairs venue hosts intimate shows with artists and bands like Boygenius, Rufus Wainwright, Dawes, and Jenny Lewis.
Where and When to See King Tides Along the Sonoma Coast
Take in winter’s drama from a safe distance with these tips.
A Family of Designers Creates a Modern Cabin-Style Home Outside Sebastopol
The family transformed a 70s-era rancher and an adjacent outbuilding into a restrained, pared-back home and studio that feel a bit like camping.