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Issue: November / December 2025

The Crash Test Dummies cocktail with mango, raspberry, tamarind, lime, sparkling water and a tajin rim from Jackson's Bar & Oven Friday, September 12, 2025 in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

8 Sonoma County Drinks That Are Light on Spirits, Heavy on Cheer

December 2025

Low- and no-alcohol drinks have evolved way past soda water and juice. Here are the best in Sonoma County to enjoy this holiday season.

Rabbi Jeremy Morrison stands with his guitar in front of his congregation during Shabbat at Congregation Shomrei Torah on August 15, 2025. (Abraham Fuentes/For The Press Democrat)

New Rabbi for Sonoma County’s Largest Synagogue Leads With Openness, Hope

December 2025

Rabbi Jeremy Morrison encourages pride and joy in congregation's Jewish identity while carrying on the synagogue’s mission of social justice.

A student’s practice stitches lay on top of a cloth Sonoma County map that will be used for embroidery at Robert Mahar’s craft retreat at Westerbeke Ranch in Sonoma on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

Embroidery Artist Robert Mahar Crafts With Vintage Vibes

December 2025December 2025

A celebrated embroidery artist and educator brings craft and creativity to his new home in Sonoma Wine Country.

People attend a celebration of life event remembering Katranne Pringle at Tolay Lake Regional Park in Petaluma Sunday, March 30, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County Park Ranger’s Murder Sheds Light on the Tragic Toll of Domestic Violence

November 2025

Kat Pringle was murdered one year ago by her then-boyfriend. A wake of grief and questions remain.

Grapefruits on a tree with blossoms during early springtime. (gurineb / Getty Images)

Oro Blanco Grapefruit Enlivens This Seasonal Winter Salad

November 2025

The popular grapefruit variety is extraordinary with another seasonal delicacy, Dungeness crab, and makes a delightful vinaigrette.

Carbonic red wine. (Jag_cz / Getty Images)

Carbonic Red Wines Are a Great Match for Holiday Dishes

November 2025

Made via carbonic maceration, the fresh and friendly wines are ideal for the Thanksgiving table. Here's where to find them in Sonoma County.

John Ash memorial at Vinarosa Resort and Spa in Santa Rosa, Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

A Salute to Late Chef John Ash, ‘The Father of Wine Country Cuisine’

November 2025November 2025

The late, legendary chef dedicated his career to clean, sparkling cooking that riveted us with its artistry and clever wine pairings.

Glowing trucks during the Geyserville Lighted Tractor Parade held on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023, in downtown Geyserville. (Erik Castro / For The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County’s Light Parades Provide Winter Whimsy

November 2025November 2025

Welcome winter with spectacular light parades displaying all the whimsy and wonder that you’ll only find in Sonoma County.

Growler’s Alexi Kulikouskly skates with the puck during their practice at Snoopy's Home Ice in Santa Rosa on Jan. 2, 2024. (Abraham Fuentes/ For The Press Democrat)

The Santa Rosa Growlers Hockey Game Is the Hottest Ticket in Town

November 2025November 2025

The team's founders and owners are on a mission to turn Santa Rosa into a hockey town — and it seems to be working.

Artwork frames a reading nook in the living room giving the family’s young children a place to relax and reflect. Note the unfinished drywall in the living room reveals the home’s sheep’s wool insulation. (Eileen Roche / for Sonoma Magazine)

A Sebastopol Couple Turned Their Home Into One of the Most Sustainable in the Nation

November 2025November 2025

The Sebastopol couple have made their 1980s home ultra-energy- and water-efficient and outfitted it with nontoxic fixtures.

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