Sonoma’s First Afro-Indigenous Farm Honors Traditional Agriculture
The farm practices and teaches African agricultural skills that have endured and evolved despite centuries of slavery and diaspora.
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The Most Beautiful Historic Barns in Sonoma
From melon and hop barns to a popular wedding venue, make a day trip to explore these historic buildings in Sonoma County.
7 Sonoma Restaurants to Try Right Now
New restaurants, new dishes and favorite spots at harvest time.
6 Things to Do in Sonoma Before Summer Is Over
From sunflower appreciation and poolside dining to vintage ice cream and winery baseball, here are a few summery things to do right now.
For the Love of Local Hops
Sonoma's very own version of Oktoberfest arrives in September, as passionate local hop farmers see the fruits of their labors make their way into some of the most in-demand brews in the country.
Legion Projects Gallery Is Bringing New Energy to Healdsburg’s Art Scene
Gallerist Sydney Pfaff of Legion Projects in Healdsburg has an eye for new talent and often works with young artists of color.
Can You Afford to Live Here? A Look at Sonoma’s Hot Housing Market
Pandemic-era migration and competition from wealthier buyers has spurred a new housing rush in Sonoma County, sharpening an affordability crisis that threatens to squeeze out more residents.
5 Favorite Spots in Cloverdale
Stylist and Cloverdale resident Erin Mavis shares her favorite places to eat, drink and shop in the northern Sonoma County town.
Camp in Style with New Gear Designed by Sebastopol Couple
Throw in the Anywhere Rug and one of the company’s Turkish towels and the only thing missing is an outdoor shower dangling over a tree branch.
This Petaluma Flower Farm is a Dahlia-Lover’s Dream Destination
Thousands of dahlias create a summer wonderland at this farm from July through early October.