These Local Harvest Heroes Save the Day When Winery Equipment Fails
Superman has nothing on these mechanics, who put in long hours to get the job done at a critical time of year for Sonoma County's most iconic industry.
Category: Things To Do in Sonoma
Events, art, culture and entertainment in Sonoma County
Petaluma Restaurant Expands Menu with Focus on California-Mediterranean Cuisine
The new menu features plates like a Stemple Creek burger, a mixed grill of Andouille and brisket with polenta, and duck leg confit with fingerling potatoes.
Celeb-Favorite Meatless Barbecue Spot Opens in Santa Rosa
Vegan Mob’s plant-based soul food and barbecue has received glowing reviews from USA Today, Food & Wine Magazine and actor Danny Glover.
Modern Sonoma Home, Designed to Showcase Artwork, Listed for $15 Million
The five-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom home is set on 13 acres in the hills between Glen Ellen and Santa Rosa. Take a look inside.
‘Mad Scientists’ in Sonoma Are Creating New Types of Alcoholic Beverages
A renegade band of locals are experimenting with cutting-edge co-ferments, mixing apples, grapes and other botanicals for unique drinks.
‘Top Chef Masters’ Winner Has Revamped the Menu at a Longtime Coastal Restaurant. Here’s a Taste
Chef Chris Cosentino, who envisioned groundbreaking San Francisco restaurants like Cockscomb and Incanto, recently revamped the menu at the coastal restaurant.
7 Best Places to Eat, Drink and Stay in Sonoma Valley
Spend a fabulous fall weekend in Sonoma, Glen Ellen and Kenwood, discovering new and recently-updated favorites.
Valley Swim Club has spectacular seafood in the middle of Sonoma
The new casual seafood-focused restaurant from the owners of nearby Valley Bar + Bottle is a deep dive into coastal cuisines.
Beloved Chain Bonchon Is Bringing Its Korean Fried Chicken to Sonoma County
Bonchon is famous for its super crispy double-fried chicken. Bulgogi fries, pork buns and glass noodles with veggies and stir-fried beef are other reasons to visit.
Where to Get the Best Fall Pies in Sonoma County
After a long, skinny summer, we’re ready for some carbohydrate-loading in the form of a slice, slice, baby.