Traditional Petaluma Home Boasts Charming Antique Style
The stately, 1920s-era home in Petaluma features meticulous landscaping, ornate interior details and modern upgrades, plus an ADU.
Category: Things To Do in Sonoma
Events, art, culture and entertainment in Sonoma County
Sonoma and Napa Wineries Embrace Happy Hour With Casual Tastings, Food Trucks
With the industry navigating a prolonged downturn, happy hour events are more than a trend; they’re a smart survival strategy.
San Francisco Designer Ken Fulk’s St. Helena Ranch for Sale
Ken Fulk's restored ranch property in St. Helena boasts a two-bedroom cottage, entertainment barn, tent bungalows and a “Cowboy Shack.”
Cookout at the Vineyard Brings Culture and Community to Wine Country
What started out as a one-day party has grown to a three-day celebration of wine, food and good times, held at three local wineries in June.
The Best BBQ Spots in Sonoma County
From flavor-bursting tri-tip to tender smoked brisket, here’s our guide to the top spots for barbecue in Sonoma County.
Graton Resort’s New SoCo Dough Co. Just Debuted a $275 Gold-Leaf Doughnut
A new doughnut shop at Graton Resort & Casino is leaning into Vegas-style excess with banana pudding-filled pastries, dirty milk drinks and a $275 gold-leaf doughnut served with vintage cognac.
Guy Fieri Is Coming to Pacific Market in Sebastopol
The Mayor of Flavortown will be in Sebastopol signing bottles of the tequila brand he founded with his rockstar business partner Sammy Hagar.
New Sonoma County Coffee Shops Serving Matcha, Vietnamese Coffee and Cold Brew
From Vietnamese egg coffee and horchata lattes to chicory cold brew and mushroom elixirs, Sonoma County’s newest coffee shops are turning caffeine into a buzzy lifestyle choice.
Wind Down at Wine Country’s Newest Hot Spots: Saunas
Saunas are associated with a long list of health benefits. Here's where to rest your weary bones in the North Bay.
Sugarloaf Ridge Named Best State Park Hidden Gem
The California State Parks Foundation's second annual "best of" poll highlights a Kenwood park as the top hidden gem in the state.