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The Madrona Burger with roasted onions, white Cheddar cheese, spicy ketchup and beef fat fries from the weekend brunch menu at The Madrona in Healdsburg, Friday, July 14, 2023. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Where to Eat Right Now in Sonoma County

October 2023October 2023

Looking to try something different? Here are new restaurants, new dishes and favorite spots for fall.

Harvey Gonzalez, 47, working on a Europress at Punchdown Cellars in Santa Rosa, Calif. on July 11, 2023. (Photo: Erik Castro/for Sonoma Magazine)

These Local Harvest Heroes Save the Day When Winery Equipment Fails

October 2023

Superman has nothing on these mechanics, who put in long hours to get the job done at a critical time of year for Sonoma County's most iconic industry.

Marreya Bailey of Mad Marvlus uses apples, grapes, and other botanicals to make fermented alcoholic beverages that are neither strictly wine nor cider, but the best of both. (Conor Hagen)

‘Mad Scientists’ in Sonoma Are Creating New Types of Alcoholic Beverages

October 2023October 2023

A renegade band of locals are experimenting with cutting-edge co-ferments, mixing apples, grapes and other botanicals for unique drinks.

Pecan Pie from Sweet T's in Windsor. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Where to Get the Best Fall Pies in Sonoma County

October 2023

After a long, skinny summer, we’re ready for some carbohydrate-loading in the form of a slice, slice, baby.

Hendrik Verspecht, owner of Cuver Brewery in Santa Rosa Thursday, August 3, 2023. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

New Sonoma Brewery Raises the Bar with Belgian-Style Ales

October 2023October 2023

The interesting offerings have converted many local beer lovers to the Belgian style, with its typically light body, low bitterness and spicy or fruity undertones.

The debut release from Austin Ferreira, left, and Tanner Walle of Little Worth taps into timeless Americana sounds. (Conor Hagen)

Two Sonoma Valley Musicians Team Up With a Folksy New Release

August 2023

Their band Little Worth is tapping into timeless Americana folk sounds layered with effortless vocal harmonies and playful lyrics.

Earth artist Kelsi Anderson who paints artworks with natural pigments right into the landscape that are ephemeral and disappear with wind and rain and grass, shows off their most recent work in Green Valley west of Sebastopol. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

Sebastopol Artist Creates Massive Paintings in the Local Landscape

August 2023

Sebastopol’s Kelsi Anderson creates massive paintings that probe our connection to our surroundings. Their presence is fleeting — and that’s part of their story.

A Former Big-Wave Surfer Shapes Impossibly Cool Boards in a Small Cottage in Sebastopol

August 2023August 2023

For Billy 'Blaze' Beal, it’s been a lifelong exercise in finding meaning in his art and in the waves.

The beaches, parking lots and roads of the Sonoma Coast were filled with folks hoping to escape a third day of intense heat inland on Monday, September 7, 2020. (Photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

How a Small but Mighty Team Keeps People Safe on the Sonoma Coast

August 2023August 2023

Somehow, they manage to keep the summer from descending into chaos.

A 111-Year-Old Family Cattle Ranch East of Healdsburg Faces Its Toughest Chapter Yet

June 2023June 2023

Oak Ridge Angus Ranch in Knights Valley was ravaged by the 2019 Kincade fire. Now the LaFranchi family is rebuilding from scratch.

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