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Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve in Guerneville. (Mariah Harkey / Sonoma County Tourism)

The Russian River Has Grown ‘Some of the Finest Redwoods in All of California.’ Here’s Why

February 2025February 2025

Coast Redwoods love the water. Foggy weather, plenty of rain, a broad-banked river that regularly floods? Sonoma has a place like that.

BlendCraft in downtown Petaluma serves date shakes which are famous in Palm Springs but rarely found outside of southern California. Photographed on Wednesday, November 13, 2024. (Crissy Pascual/Petaluma Argus-Courier)

Date Shakes at BlendCraft in Petaluma Make for a Sweet Valentine’s Day Date

February 2025February 2025

David Ertmann, of downtown Petaluma’s BlendCraft, is a huge supporter of dates — both the fruit kind and the Valentine kind.

Mac and cheese at Kin Restaurant in Windsor. (Heather Irwin/The Press Democrat)

Where to Find the Best Mac and Cheese (No Matter How You Like It) in Sonoma County

February 2025February 2025

The holidays are past and spring is months away, so why not snuggle in with the most comforting food on earth?

The Bazaar Sonoma, BaSo | Restaurant & Konbini team, left to right, Em Grayho, co-owners chef Sean Quan and Jenny Phan with chef Clayton Carter run Forestville’s new restaurant, Oct. 17, 2024. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

‘There’s Power in Being the Underdog’: Bazaar Sonoma Serves Unapologetic Chinese Cuisine in a Cozy, Creative Space

January 2025

At their ambitious new Sichuan restaurant in Forestville, Sean Quan and Jenny Phan serve exquisite handmade dumplings and spicy mapo tofu — and work to change a difficult industry.

Kally, a verjus-based nonalcoholic beverage company. (Courtesy Kally)

Kally Is A Favorite New Nonalcoholic Wine Alternative

January 2025

Launched in 2022 by Katie and Scott Mitic, the label has found a niche in the growing market for sophisticated, nonalcoholic beverages.

Sonoma County jazz singer Stella Heath. (Courtesy of Stella Heath)

Healdsburg Jazz Turns It Up With New Four-Day Winter Fest

January 2025

The pioneering festival, with Marcus Shelby at the helm, launches a brand-new winter jazz event to kick off Black History Month.

The Hommeboys, a boutique Sonoma interiors firm headed by Alex Mutter-Rottmayer and Austin Carrier, outside their Haus of Hommeboys studio in Sonoma. (Eileen Roche / for Sonoma Magazine)

Award-Winning Sonoma Interior Design Firm Hommeboys Open New Studio

December 2024

"Every designer’s dream is to have their own showroom.” A new studio for furniture line Haus of Hommeboys opens in Sonoma.

Landscape designer Tim Farley, left, with Santa Rosa homeowners Perri Haughwout and Carmen Castaldi at the couple's Labyrinth Garden off Piner Road in Santa Rosa, Sept. 18, 2024. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

‘I’m Here for a Reason’: A Santa Rosa Couple Replaces Their Lawn With Something More Purposeful

December 2024December 2024

The Santa Rosa labyrinth garden’s long road to realization reinforces its call to contemplation, meditation and patience.

Amy Knudsen, left, Kurt Hauser, right, with Ella Brait, Hannah Knudsen Robyn DeuPree (from left, clockwise), eat at Hopland's Bluebird Cafe on Wednesday, June 21, 2017. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat)

The Hidden Town of Hopland Is Eager To Share Its Treasures With Visitors

December 2024April 2025

It's easy to miss this overlooked town in Mendocino County. But it has a lot to share with those curious enough to explore.

Inside Morgania Moore and Brook Bannister's living room, filled with handcrafted pieces and foraged finds. (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

Creative Family Transforms Healdsburg Home With Handcrafted Design

December 2024December 2024

At the holidays, a family of artists brings to life an interior landscape of natural wonders in their Alexander Valley home.

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