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Issue: May / June 2026

The Monterey Trout Salad with house-smoked trout, roasted beets, candied walnuts, charred Meyer lemon creme fraiche dressing from Handline Monday, March 30, 2026 in Sebastopol. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Where To Find the Best Big Summer Salads in Sonoma County

May 2026

No wimpy greens, no bottled dressing, no dainty plates — because a real salad should be a meal, not a supporting player.

Cookout at the Vineyard is a three-day celebration of wine and food, with a focus on underrepresented communities in the industry. Courtney Summers and Tahlia Suggs, both apprenticeship recipients of The Veraison Project's partnership with Silver Oak Cellars, founded the event in 2023. (Steven Cooley)

Cookout at the Vineyard Brings Culture and Community to Wine Country

May 2026

What started out as a one-day party has grown to a three-day celebration of wine, food and good times, held at three local wineries in June.

Jennifer Daly, co-owner and CEO of Rainy Day Chocolate in Forestville, Sunday, March 29, 2026, leads a tour of the facility. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Rainy Day Chocolate in Forestville Offers Tastings, Classes for Everyday Sweetness

May 2026May 2026

Forestville’s newly opened Rainy Day Chocolate hosts classes and tastings at its shop tucked into a small strip mall.

TreeNests are prepared with beeswax and a resinous substance called propolis to attract honeybees before being installed. (Eileen Roche)

Apis Arborea’s Unconventional Approach To Boost the Honeybee Population

May 2026

Honeybees are essential to our food system and their dwindling numbers have caused alarm. The head of a Sebastopol nonprofit encourages them to live outside of the box hive.

The freshest corn tortillas sold by the pound Friday, Jan. 16, 2026, at the Tortilleria La Loteria fresh tortilla factory food truck on Stony Point Road in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County’s Mobile Tortillerías Offer a Taste of Home

May 2026May 2026

A new kind of food truck has been popping up in Sonoma County: mobile tortilla factories, or tortillerías, that offer community connection alongside fresh, warm corn tortillas.

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