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Hikers cross the Bridgehaven bridge at Highway 1 in Jenner as they hike Stage 5 of the Camino de Sonoma. (Kim Carroll)

The Camino de Sonoma Offers Hikers a Physical and Spiritual Journey

August 2026August 2026

The Camino de Sonoma — an epic, six-stage pilgrimage from Sonoma to Fort Ross — becomes a transformational odyssey for intrepid hikers.

Christopher Leith Evans paints a scene along the Russian River as the sun begins to set near his home in Healdsburg on Monday, May 11, 2026. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

A Healdsburg Artist Preserves Stunning Sonoma County Landscapes on Canvas

August 2026August 2026

During the 1980s, Healdsburg artist Christopher Leith Evans painted film backgrounds for "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones." Now, Sonoma County’s landscapes capture his attention.

California Naturalist Sarah Reid, second from left, shows a class examples while leading a Nature Journaling class on the bluffs above Shell Beach, north of Bodega Bay on Monday, May 4, 2026. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

Learn the Art of Nature Journaling With Sarah Reid

August 2026

Nature journaling can serve as a form of outdoor meditation as well as inspiration for environmental stewardship and conservation.

Nicolette Hayes at Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen Monday, May 11, 2026. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Meet Nicolette Hayes, Jack London State Historic Park’s Lifetime Champion

August 2026

Nicolette Hayes literally grew up inside Jack London State Historic Park. Now she brings an intimate understanding of the park as a new nonprofit board member.

James Beard Award-winning chef Charlie Palmer penned his cookbook "Wineland" with Healdsburg journalist Matt Villano, along with visuals by local photographer Emma Kruch. (Emma Kruch / Emma K Creative)

Chefs Charlie Palmer, Liza Gershman Celebrate Sonoma County Food in New Cookbooks

August 2026August 2026

The new locally produced cookbooks, both with Healdsburg roots, feature chefs, farmers and artisans producing the best of Wine Country food.

Jack London photographed in 1916, shortly before his death. The most highly paid and most widely read writer of his time, Jack London is still the most widely translated American writer. (AP Photo)

Celebrate Local Author Jack London’s 150th Birthday in the Valley of the Moon

August 2026August 2026

Famed author Jack London's legacy is felt all over, especially in Sonoma Valley. His namesake Glen Ellen park is celebrating his 150th birthday all year long with special events.

Chef Lee Desrosiers' signature "Hell Chicken" he slow-roasts over coals. (Conor Hagen)

Local Chef’s ‘Hell Chicken’ Might Be a Taste of Heaven on Earth

July 2026

How does chef Lee Desrosiers make his New York Times-recognized "Hell Chicken" so mind-blowingly delicious? The devil, as the saying goes, is in the details.

The Running Fence. (Photo by Wolfgang Volz, copyright Christo 1976)

A Return to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s ‘Running Fence’ After 50 Years

July 2026

Memories of the 1976 "Running Fence" art installation that changed Sonoma County’s landscape still resonate.

Josh Silvers cooking in the kitchen of his Santa Rosa home. (Eileen Roche)

Food Is the Love Language at This Santa Rosa Chef’s Home

June 2026

The heart of the home is the kitchen, where Josh Silvers, chef and owner of Jackson's Bar and Oven, can continue to play.

Rancher Charity Epperson and her rare Icelandic sheep at Wild Things Ranch in Cazadero. (Charity Epperson/Courtesy Wild Things Ranch)

Women Farmers Around Sonoma County Making a Difference in Agriculture

June 2026June 2026

Meet some of the Sonoma County thought-leaders and agricultural innovators embodying the Year of the Woman Farmer.

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