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Fieldwork Brewing Company's line of NA beers are flying off the shelves. (Mo Alcaraz)

The Best Nonalcoholic Beers in Sonoma County

March 2026March 2026

Made with a kaleidoscope of hop aromas and flavors, these local nonalcoholic beers work hard to convince your senses you’re drinking the real thing.

Poet Ada Limón

Poet Ada Limón’s Literary Journey Leads Her Back Home to Sonoma Valley

March 2026

Former U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón on the beauty and unburdening of returning to her childhood home in Sonoma Valley.

Before sitting down to discuss “The Widow Clicquot,” the Dutcher Crossing Winery Book Club paired the tale of the Grande Dame of Champagne with their Grace Reserve Brut Rose and a charcuterie cup Thursday Feb. 26, 2026 in the Dry Creek Valley. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

In California Wine Country, Book Clubs Are Getting a Culinary Upgrade

March 2026

Across Sonoma and Napa counties, a new kind of book club is taking shape — one where stories are discussed over shared dishes, curated wines and a growing sense of community.

Extra-virgin olive oil at McEvoy Ranch in Petaluma on Wednesday, June 8, 2022. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County Olive Oil Producers Win California State Fair Awards

March 2026March 2026

Two local olive oil producers took home top awards in the state fair's recent Commercial Extra Virgin Olive Oil Competition.

Left to right (center), Tanner Faber, Michael Estens, and Katie-Lauren Dunbar (hyphenated first name), all of Santa Rosa, calling themselves the team name "Bidets and Confused" discuss their answers to trivia questions during trivia night presented by North Bay Trivia at Golden State Cider Taproom, Thursday, October 13, 2022, in Sebastopol. (Darryl Bush / For The Press Democrat)

The Sonoma County Brewpubs Hopping With Fun and Games

March 2026March 2026

One night it’s cornhole and trivia, the next it's bingo and pinball. Here are some daily fun happenings at local breweries.

Cooperage Brewing Company art director and head of design Nicky London with the numerous beer cans featuring his artwork in Santa Rosa on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

The Sonoma County Professionals Making a Splash in the Beer Scene

March 2026March 2026

From an artist adding visual flair to beer cans to a certified cicerone providing education to beer lovers, here are the locals making their mark on Sonoma County's brewery culture.

If you're heading out to the coast, the Wild Poppy offers a creekside, dog-friendly patio with music for brunch on the weekends Saturday, July 13, 2024 on the Bodega Highway west of Sebastopol. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

24 Best Outdoor Dining Spots in Sonoma County

March 2026March 2026

Discover the best of Sonoma County's al fresco dining, from coastal patios to vineyard-side terraces.

Old Caz Beer in Rohnert Park produces a variety of seltzers to appeal to non-beer drinkers. (Eileen Roche)

These Sonoma County Brewers Prove Artisan Seltzers Haven’t Lost Their Sparkle

March 2026

Alongside their traditional offerings, many Sonoma County brewers craft their own hard seltzers. Here are three favorites to try.

The Restaurant at Farmhouse Inn dining room in Forestville. (Farmhouse Inn)

Forestville’s Farmhouse Inn Restaurant Changes Direction

March 2026March 2026

The west county restaurant is moving away from its Michelin-starred format with a revised menu and a new chef at the helm.

A festival attendee dipping into Truffle Tremor, a soft-ripen goat milk cheese during the 11th annual California Artisan Cheese Festival held at the Sheraton Sonoma County in Petaluma Sunday. March 26, 2017. (Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)

2026 Artisan Cheese Festival Returns March 22

March 2026

A festival of tastings, tours and seminars drawing artisan cheesemakers from around Northern California happens this weekend in Santa Rosa.

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