Many of our best-known crops — grapes, olives, apples— were originally tended in distant lands. But a few local treasures have deeper roots that sink down into history right here, and only here.
From food and wine tours to farm excursions, here are some of our favorite ways to explore Sonoma County.
Guests at three local hotels can dig in and work as a “gleaner,” harvesting extra or leftover produce for people in need.
Visitors to this affordable yet upscale camping site can enjoy easy access to hiking trails, al fresco dining and wine tasting, and other outdoor activities.
For a unique, socially-distanced excursion, make your way to this Sonoma Valley garden.
This is the first time Clucktown Collective hosts an event at this spacious venue, which boasts Petaluma River views. Products for sale will include artisan foods, drinks and jewelry.
Cafe Citti's roast chicken, lasagna and tuna egg sandwiches will live on at a new location in Santa Rosa later this fall.
Susie Dranit's simple, spare compositions call to mind Robert Mapplethorpe’s photographs of flowers, Geogia O’Keeffe’s oil paintings and Dutch masters of light.
Chris and Lori Melançon were burning out on the hustle of city life when they started having discussions about buying land and becoming farmers.
A favorite of winemakers and locals will relocate to Santa Rosa.
