The Best Special Occasion Restaurants in Sonoma County
Birthday? Anniversary? Cool friend in town? We've got you covered with the best restaurants for special occasions.
Category: Things To Do in Sonoma
Events, art, culture and entertainment in Sonoma County
‘Velvet Bandit,’ Young Women Artists Rock New Show in Santa Rosa’s Art District
Popular street artist the Velvet Bandit will join seven emerging women artists at a superhero-themed show that promises to be fun, thought-provoking and inspiring. Don't miss the opening this Friday.
Blooming Coast’s Ana Prado Shares Her Favorite Sonoma County Spots
The founder of the popular floral business shares some Sonoma County highlights, from plant and clothes shopping to the best mole enchiladas around.
From the Archives: How Bodega Head Almost Ended Up with a Nuclear Power Plant
In 1958, Pacific Gas & Electric believed Bodega Head was the ideal place for a power plant.
From the Archives: The Battle to Save Apples in Wine Country
The area around Sebastopol was once well known for its apples, but vineyards have replaced many orchards. Farmers, cidermakers, environmentalists and chefs are now working hard to preserve the area's apple heritage.
One of New York’s Hottest Fried Chicken Spots Is Coming to Santa Rosa
Pecking House, a fried chicken delivery business, garnered a waiting list of over 10,000 people after it launched in New York City.
Sonoma Artist, Featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Sparks Conversations About Race and Racism
Rose Hill's sensitive pieces work to ensure we never forget a time when images of intolerance and pain for Black Americans were commonplace.
Popular ‘Pigs and Pinot’ Returns to Healdsburg with Top Chefs and Winemakers
Sample over 60 pinot noirs and indulge in delicious food pairings from celebrity chefs and local restaurants at the 17th annual event.
Shake Shack Is Finally Opening in Santa Rosa. Here’s What’s On the Menu
The Golden State Double is coming to Montgomery Village.
This $3.5 Million Farmhouse in Healdsburg Offers Idyllic Wine Country Living
The 1920s farmhouse is located on a 175-acre ranch in Healdsburg's Dry Creek Valley and overlooks expansive meadows and a creek.