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In February 2021, Mike Benz and Chris Fracaro formed Seral Wood & Steel. Using reclaimed steel and wood sourced from Sonoma County, they produce hand-forged chef’s knives and kitchen tools of remarkable beauty, implements that straddle the line between utility and art. (John Troxell)

Healdsburg Knife Makers Are Bringing an Ancient Art Form Into the Kitchen

May 2022

Straddling the line between utility and art, the hand-forged knives made at Healdsburg’s Seral Wood & Steel are meant to last for generations.

The Green Green Salad, featuring butter lettuces, spring greens, bacon lardons, sieved egg, sliced carrots and radish, croutons, My Father's Favorite Vinaigrette, preserved lemon crema at Marla Bakery pop-up at The Spinster Sisters in Santa Rosa. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Pop-Up Spaces Are Spicing up Sonoma’s Dining Scene

May 2022May 2022

And food lovers reap the benefits.

Executive Chef Fiorella Butron of EDGE restaurant in Sonoma. (Courtesy. of EDGE Sonoma)

Sonoma’s Edge Restaurant Serves Up Flavors from Around the World

May 2022May 2022

EDGE in downtown Sonoma is making waves after morphing from private supper club to full-fledged restaurant last year.

Kailea Frederick, 30, Vice-Chair of the Petaluma Climate Commission. (Erik Castro/for Sonoma Magazine)

Meet 7 Local Climate Heroes Working to Change the World

April 2022July 2022

These Sonoma County residents are facing the challenges of long-term changes to our climate — and are finding reasons to hope.

Along the coast, Dillon Beach houses perch at the edge of a cliff—as close to the Pacific as you will see in any enclave from San Diego to Vancouver. (John Beck/for Sonoma Magazine)

See Sonoma from Above in These Stunning Photos

April 2022April 2022

From a few hundred feet in the air, photographer and essayist John Beck brings to light the beauty of our delicately patterned landscapes. 

A Photo Stylist Remakes a Historic Petaluma Victorian

April 2022April 2022

Peek inside an eight-bedroom, 3,800-square-foot Queen Anne in Petaluma’s historic Brewster-Oak Hill neighborhood.

Blue Oak Cottage

Renowned Architects Create a Forever Home Outside Healdsburg

April 2022April 2022

The 840-square-foot home near Chalk Hill is nestled tightly in a stand of valley oaks and consists of two separate rectangular pavilions that are connected by an open-air walkway.

Scribe Winery’s head farmer, Stephen Carter, lived many lives before finding his way into farming. His carefully tended organic gardens are a thing of beauty in the spring. (Eileen Roche/for Sonoma Magazine)

Meet the Head Farmer at One of Sonoma’s Most Beautiful Winery Gardens

March 2022April 2022

Reveling in the season’s most beautiful vegetables with farmer Stephen Carter of Sonoma’s Scribe Winery.

More and more Sonoma grapegrowers are using cover crops, like this red clover, to build soil health without the use of chemical fertilizers. (Shutterstock)

What Is Regenerative Grape Growing? Plus 3 Sonoma Wines to Try

March 2022March 2022

Regenerative agriculture takes a more holistic approach to farming that takes into account the welfare of the soil, workers and animals.

A view inside the Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus titanum) an odiferous, seldom blooming plant in full display at California Carnivores in Sebastopol. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

8 Favorite Specialty Nurseries in Sonoma County

March 2022March 2022

Itching to get your hands in the dirt? These plant experts have your back.

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