Where to Celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Sonoma County
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will be observed from Sept. 11-13. These Sonoma County spots are celebrating with traditional services and dinners.
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will be observed from Sept. 11-13. These Sonoma County spots are celebrating with traditional services and dinners.
Graton Station, a new cafe and bakery in a former firehouse, aims to bring coffee, local food and community to the heart of town.
Nestled in Santa Rosa’s quiet Rincon Valley, Dolce Rosa Cafe boasts a playful mix of brunch, pasta and espresso drinks.
After a decade, the west county favorite still draws crowds for fish tacos, oysters, local produce and the chocolate-and-vanilla swirl at its soft-serve window.
From casual downtown hangs to elevated restaurants, here are a few favorite spots for hummus, kebab, falafel and more.
From fly fishing on the river to surfing the Sonoma Coast, here are some favorite local water sports to dive into.
Frank Mauceri, founder of indie punk Smog Veil Records, has listed his European-inspired Wine Country home with a pool, gym and game room.
From sunset to sunrise, the night sky becomes a canvas for stories written in — and among — the stars.
The Camino de Sonoma — an epic, six-stage pilgrimage from Sonoma to Fort Ross — becomes a transformational odyssey for intrepid hikers.
Wylde Provisions Co. in Sebastopol gives parents a place to linger over espresso, beer and protein-packed meals while the kids run wild.