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Old Caz Beer in Rohnert Park produces a variety of seltzers to appeal to non-beer drinkers. (Eileen Roche)

These Sonoma County Brewers Prove Artisan Seltzers Haven’t Lost Their Sparkle

March 2026

Alongside their traditional offerings, many Sonoma County brewers craft their own hard seltzers. Here are three favorites to try.

A selection of food from pop-up vendors at Old Caz Beer in Rohnert Park. Clockwise from top left, Mamadios' Italian roast pork sandwich; burgers and fries from The Spot food truck; Hawaiian plate lunch from The Poke Truck; Philly cheesesteak from Mamadios; tacos from Galvan's; fried chicken sandwich, fried soft shell crab sandwich, Spam musubi and waffle fries from Shokakko. (Eileen Roche)

Beyond Beer: These Sonoma County Breweries Serve Excellent Food

March 2026

For breweries with in-house kitchens, these are our picks for dishes that are even better when washed down with a cold one.

Visitors lounge on the amphitheatre lawn before the evening's concert at Lagunitas Brewing Company in Petaluma on Tuesday, August 9, 2016. (Alvin Jornada / The Press Democrat)

Upcoming Beer Events Brewing in Sonoma County

March 2026March 2026

Sonoma County's favorite breweries are pros at crafting signature events that are always worth pulling up for.

The 21st annual release of the Russian River Brewing Co Pliny the Younger triple IPA Friday morning March 21, 2025 in downtown Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

The Ultimate Guide to Sonoma County’s Beer Scene

March 2026March 2026

In the past few years, Sonoma County’s breweries have created a beer culture where everyone is welcome and fun is always on tap.

Erica Bergere, owner of Sabi Greens, runs her microgreen "farm" from her garage in suburban Santa Rosa Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

This Suburban Santa Rosa Farmer Takes the Term ‘Green’ Seriously

March 2026

In 2023, Erica Bergere launched a microgreens farm in her Santa Rosa garage. Now, her nutrient-packed plants can be found at local markets.

A couple relax in a hammock at Wildhaven Sonoma near Healdsburg. (Sonoma County Tourism)

‘Analog Reunion’ Bringing Indie Music, Connection to the Russian River

March 2026March 2026

The music festival's founders are all about connection — and their upcoming Analog Reunion will bring it to a favorite Russian River glamping spot.

Martha Stoumen Wines just opened its first tasting room, an inviting spot just steps from the Healdsburg Plaza. (Courtesy of Elli Lauren)

Healdsburg’s New Martha Stoumen Tasting Room Is for Night Owls

March 2026March 2026

Winemaker Martha Stoumen’s inviting new Healdsburg tasting room stays open late serving natural wines and a regularly changing food menu.

With their wrists bound together, artists Pamela Holmes and Winston Gourley draw with handmade charcoal on a canvas at Stranger Worth studio in Cazadero Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

For a Timber Cove Couple, Art Is the Tie That Binds

February 2026

On a remote property above Timber Cove, a painter couple creates abstract art while bound together — a technique they call freeing and primal.

Husary Olive Oil owner Mousa Husary

Cultivating Olives Deepens Sebastopol Family’s Palestinian Roots

February 2026February 2026

From a corner gas station in Sebastopol, a local family sells their award-winning olive oil — a connection to their Palestinian heritage.

The Contra-Tiempo Activist Dance Theater performs "joyUs justUs." The troupe will visit the Green Music Center in March. (Courtesy John Michael Kohler Arts Center)

Upcoming Sonoma County Performance Highlights Joy as Resistance

February 2026February 2026

Performing their first ever Bay Area show at the Green Music Center in March, a dance troupe stages the road-tested “joyUS justUS,” a defiantly celebratory work.

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