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How to Spend A Perfect Day in Santa Rosa

February 2025May 2025

Santa Rosa boasts a wide range of things to do for the whole family, as well as an impressive dining scene to match any occasion.

Farm Beef Burger with Fries and a beer for a casual meal at sunset on the back deck of the Sea Ranch Lodge Restaurant Friday, February 21, 2025, on the northern Sonoma coast. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

A Winter Food Retreat to the Sonoma and Mendocino Coast

February 2025March 2025

For a winter retreat, visit these off-the-beaten-path coastal restaurants in Sea Ranch and beyond.

Unless it’s raining, the expansive terrace is the place to be at Martinelli Winery & Vineyards in Windsor. (Martinelli Winery & Vineyards)

Martinelli Winery & Vineyards Pours a Taste of History in Windsor

February 2025February 2025

Zinfandel put this pioneering winery on the map, but Burgundian grapes are now stars of the show.

Mark 'Mooka' Rennick. (Chad Surmick)

After Years of Producing Big-Name Acts, Mark ‘Mooka’ Rennick Is Working On His Own Dream

February 2025

From Iggy Pop to Tom Waits, this man produced a number of albums in his Cotati recording studio. Now at age 72, he's returning to his original dream — to record his own music.

The Bruscheteria food truck at Clif Family Winery in St. Helena. (Kristen Loken/Clif Family Winery)

Puppy Pairings, Potato Chips and PB&J: Here’s How Napa Wineries Are Attracting a Younger Audience

February 2025

Recently, we’ve been seeing more out-there tasting offerings, ranging from sour cream and chive potato chips to chocolate dirt to cotton candy fluff.

Smoked and pickled beet, Grazin' Girl gorgonzola, crispy onion, caraway, and seeds from Songbird Parlour Thursday, November 21, 2024, in Glen Ellen. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Our Dining Editor’s Favorite Picks for Sonoma County Restaurant Week

February 2025March 2025

Screaming deals, great food and best choices for Sonoma County's annual food fest to support local restaurants.

The lobby at Montage Healdsburg. (Montage Healdsburg)

Wine Country Hotels, Restaurants Win 2025 Forbes Travel Guide Star Awards

February 2025April 2025

The Forbes Travel Guide honored two Healdsburg establishments with its top luxury rating, plus awarded several other hotels and restaurants throughout Wine Country.

Jason Teplitz and Dylan Hunn at their wedding ceremony in Kenwood. (Kathryn White)

A Garden Party Wedding Showcases the Bounty of Wine Country’s Harvest Season

February 2025

A Bay Area couple envisioned an “idyllic and pastoral” garden party for their wedding, complete with a harvest luncheon and traditional Jewish ceremony.

Best of Margarita: Best Of La Rosa Tequileria & Grille Monday, July 8, 2024. (Photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Where to Get the Best Margaritas in Sonoma County

February 2025May 2025

Whether it's Cinco de Mayo or National Margarita Day, Sonoma County serves up some marvelous margaritas any day of the year.

Idlewild Wines in Healdsburg focuses on a lengthy selection of Piedmontese-northern Italian grapes, grown in the Russian River Valley and Mendocino County. (Courtesy of Idlewild Wines)

Where To Take Wine Tasting Classes in Wine Country

February 2025April 2025

You don’t have to study wine to enjoy drinking it, but learning more about its origins and nuances can certainly enhance the experience.

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