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This five-bedroom and six-bathroom dwelling and guesthouse on six acres in Sonoma is currently listed for $8,800,000. (Peter Lyons)

Traditional Spanish-Style Home In Sonoma Hits the Market

May 2025

The grand five-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Sonoma includes a guesthouse, pool, greenhouse and wine cellar.

This three-bedroom, five-bathroom Sebastopol home with a ¼-acre culinary garden is currently listed for $3,395,000. (Brian McCloud Photography)

New York Fashion Designer’s Home in Sebastopol Is a Foodie’s Dream

May 2025May 2025

Intentionally designed by New York fashion designer Viviane Farre, the Sebastopol home features a culinary garden and recording studio.

Margherita, the queen of pizzas with sauce of fresh tomatoes, melted mozzarella cheese with fresh basil and EVOO from L'Oro di Napoli in downtown Santa Rosa. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

The Best Italian Restaurants in Sonoma County

May 2025May 2025

From Milan to Sicily — and a few California influences in between — these local restaurants serve up the best of Italy.

Farmer and musician Arann Harris. (Paige Green Photography/ Courtesy Arann Harris)

‘It’s Just a Real Nice Time on the Farm’: Petaluma Farmer and Musician Arann Harris’s Shows Are Joyful Affairs

May 2025May 2025

Known as Farmer Arann, he puts on shows and music education programs at his family’s Windrush Farm just west of Petaluma.

Nicole Buttitta prepares flower bouquets at her potting shed in Sebastopol. (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

Sebastopol Floral Designer Transports Customers to Europe — One Bouquet at a Time

May 2025May 2025

In rural Sebastopol, a flower farmer and her husband nurture flourishing fields and orchards for family gatherings and eager gardeners.

The fried chicken sandwich at Twin Oaks Roadhouse on Old Redwood Highway in Penngrove. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat)

The Best Hidden Gem Restaurants in Every Sonoma County Town

May 2025May 2025

The diners, delis and under-the-radar eateries that rarely get the accolades they deserve, but still remain popular with neighborhood regulars.

The Best Family-Friendly Hotels in Wine Country, Now with Kids’ Camps

May 2025May 2025

These Sonoma and Napa resorts offer varied kid-friendly programming, from arts and crafts to interactive summer camps.

Chef Kim LaVere planned the perfect late spring menu for events such as Mother’s Day, graduations and other gatherings. (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

Healdsburg Chef Kim LaVere Shares a Vibrant Late-Spring Menu for the Ultimate Garden Party

May 2025May 2025

The seasonal, garden-fresh menu makes excellent use of our local bounty. Think of it as the ultimate welcome to the beginning of summer.

AutoCamp's luxury tent and patio site near Guerneville along the Russian River in Sonoma County. (Madison Kotack / for Mesa Lane Partners)

Sonoma County Spots Among Best Places To Go Glamping, According To Travel + Leisure

May 2025May 2025

Out of all the glamping spots in the county, here’s where Travel + Leisure recommends pitching a luxury tent.

Rare fruit grower David Ulmer in the Sebastopol orchard he calls “Ulmer’s Acre.” (Eileen Roche / Sonoma Magazine)

How a Team of Hobby Growers Made Sonoma County a Hotbed of Rare Fruit

May 2025May 2025

During the magical bloom of springtime in Sonoma County, vibrant orchards all over the region are growing unusual varieties of fruit you’ll likely never see in a supermarket.

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