An interactive Halloween experience & festival unlike anything else in
Sonoma County.  Guests will be transported into an enchanted world
with dazzling, multi-sensory Halloween displays and seven Pumpkin
Lands created with more than 3,000 artistically hand-carved real &
synthetic pumpkins.  Featuring a fire show, an outdoor movie screening,
a bounce house for the little ones, a variety of treats & drinks & much
more at Pumpkin Central.

https://www.pumpkinnights.com/

A joyous remembrance of the lives of loved ones who have
passed & a celebration of the cycle of life.  The holiday is
celebrated on Nov. 1st & 2nd throughout Latin America, but
is more closely associated with Mexico, where it originated.

An Apocalyptic Rom com with Timpani & Fish.

Performing Artists Coalition for Theatre
104 North Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 823-0177
http://www.mainstagewest.com
 

11am-6pm - Wednesday - Sunday,

2-6pm Thursdays - Petting Zoo,  Games, Crafts

Entrance is Free.

Hwy 12 & Trinity Rd.,  Glen Ellen
(707) 217-7788
http://www.bee-wellfarms.com

http://www.livingartsproject.com

Show runs: Oct. 18-Nov. 10.

Playhouse's Monroe Stage
52 W. 6th Street, Santa Rosa

(707) 523-4185
http://www.6thStreetPlayhouse.com

https://www.avfilmsociety.org

2 Hunted Houses under 1 roof!  The Last Ride!

98 Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa
(707) 837-1928

http://www.blindscream.com/calendar/

Welcome to Funtazmagoria! Extended by 2 weeks this year, see the Children’s Museum transform into a family-friendly Mad Scientist & Glow
in the Dark Art Studio.  Our Mad Scientist Lab will be a walk through experience with potions, creepy critters & electric exploration.  Located in the Dow Event Center be sure to greet our Mad Scientist as you pass through!
The Art Studio will be outfitted with everything Glow in the Dark.
Spider webs, ghostly shapes & slime will all change form in varying lights.
Themed programing each day to enhance your spooky experience.

Days/Hours: Oct 18-31, 2019, 9am-3pm, Wednesdays - Mondays.
These spooky spaces will be included with general admission.
Sunday, October 27, 2019, is when the real ghastly fun begins!
Bring your family to Funtazmagoria, where we will parade in costumes,
watch pumpkins fall from the sky, fling eyeballs & create your own magic potions.  Funtazmagoria’s enchanted fun will run from 10am-3pm.
General admission fees apply, Free for Members.

Children's Museum of Sonoma County
1835 W Steele Ln, Santa Rosa

https://www.cmosc.org/funtazmagoria

2 ways you can get involved this year & show support for LGBTQ youth:

1. Learn about pronouns & share your pronouns!  Add them to your
   email signature, or bring them up when you introduce yourself (name tags, too!).  check out this link:
   https://www.mypronouns.org/

2. Make a donation to help us address bullying & support more
   LGBTQ youth in Napa & Sonoma counties!
   https://www.lgbtqconnection.org/donate

10am-12/Noon - Would you like to take a little bit of Quarryhill Botanical
Garden home with you for fall planting in your garden?  You can.
This workshop will cover how to collect, clean & sow
seeds from 6 species of plants in the garden - which include perennials,
shrubs & small trees.  You will also learn about seed germination &
how different plants will have special requirements before their seeds
will grow.  Fee: $35/Quarryhill Members, $40/Non-Members.
Please register in advance: 
http://www.quarryhillbg.org/propagationworkshopseeds.html

REGISTRATION for the 2020 Season is OPEN.

6U Divisions: 5-6 years old,

8U Divisions: 7-8 years old,

Cost: $105/Per Player.

10U Division: 9-10 years old,
12U Division: 11-12 years old,

14U Divisions: 13-14 years old.
Cost: $135/Per Player.

Our League is Proudly Approved by USA Softball.

http://www.NOrthBayGirlsSoftball.org

Hours: Thursday-Saturday 11-4pm, Sunday 11-2

The ancient Greeks called masks ekstasis, which means to stand outside

Visions & impression of our world over, under, beyond & through.
On display at HCA through Oct. 20th.
Featuring works of fabric, glass, photography, collage, printmaking,
watercolor & acrylic & oil paintings.  Some works are realistic, others
impressionistic or imaginary.
The exhibit is free & open to the public, sponsored by Sonoma Land
Trust.  Light refreshments will be provided & wine will be available.

Healdsburg Center for the Artts

(707) 431-1970
http://www.healdsburgcenterforthearts.org

If you or someone you know is in 8th Grade or above & interested in
getting a glimpse of "a day in the life" of an ArtQuest Student, the
ArtQuest Shadowing Program provides a unuique opportunity to do so.

Begins Oct. 15th & continues through Nov. 14th on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays & Thursdays only & by APPOINTMENT ONLY.

(707) 890-3850
http://www.artquestonline.org

A breathtaking collage that explores the depths to which humanity
can sink & the heights of compassion of which we are capable.

Matthew Shepard was a gay student at the University of Wyoming was
beaten, tortured & left to die near Laramie on the night of Oct., 6, 1998.

The Laramie Project is Matthew’s story, based on more than 200
interviews of Laramie residents.

Join us for this one of a kind theatrical experience, Oct., 18 - Nov., 3.
Raven Performing Arts Theater in Healdsburg.

http://www.RavenPlayers.org

9am-4pm - Fall Flower Show.

Graton Community Club
8896 Graton Rd.,
http://www.gratoncommunityclub.org

Concurrent Exhibitions: Tierra de Rosas: New Works by
Maria de Los Angeles & Group Show A Way of Life.

(707) 769-0429
http://www.visitpetaluma.com

For the the complete list of events:
http://www.sonomalibrary.org

Focusing on local Wine Agriculture before Prohibition, providing timelines
of regional wine history, ethnic contributions, labor history, context of
other crops & local resistance to Prohibition.
Healdsburg Museum
221 Matheson St., Healdsburg
https://www.healdsburgmuseum.org

Daily 9am-4pm - Fields of fresh Pumpkins, a  Hay Maze & Corn Pit.

4235 Spring Hill Rd., Petaluma
http://www.springhillcheese.com/pumpkin-patch

Days/Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 10am-6pm,
Friday & Saturday, 10am-10pm.

Acres of freshly grown Pumpkins, a Carnival Slide, Bounce Houses,
Pony Rides & Corn Maze.

450 Stony Point Rd., Petaluma

http://www.petalumapumpkin-patch.com

Monday - Thursday, 11am-6pm.  Friday & Saturday, 10am-6pm .

Corn Pit, Haunted Creek Trail, Home Cooked BBQ & Cafe.

450 Stony Point Rd., Petaluma
lhttp://www.pronzinitrees.com/pumpkin-patch

Sunday-Thursday, 10am-6pm.  Friday & Saturday, 10am-9pm.

Free Hay Rides, a Pumpkin Slingslot & a Pumpkin Cannon.
Enjoy hot-dogs, marshmallows, Cider & nightime Hay Rides from
6-9pm - Friday & Saturday Nights.

3800 Walker Ave., Santa Rosa
http://www.muelrathspumpkins.com

11am-9pm, Monday-Friday
9am-9pm, Saturday & Sunday.

Bounce Houses, A Corn Pit & Custom Cartonn Billboards

50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
http://www.punkysadobefarm.com

9am-7pm - Monday-Thursday,
9am-10pm - Friday & Saturday,

9am-8pm - Sunday.

Featuring an extensive Corn Maze, Hay Rides,
Petting Farms & Pumpkin-Deocrating Stations.

5157 Stony Point Rd., Santa Rosa

http://www.santarosapumpk,in-patch.com

Daily 9am-5pm.

1526 Gravenstein Hwy., N., Sebastopol

http://www.facebook.com/pages/hales-apple-farm

Daily 10am-7pm - Featuring 7 different varietals of pumpkins.

13110 Occidental Rd., Sebastopol
http://wwwfarmtrails.org/farm/pap-s-pumpkin-patch

Daily 10am-6pm - Petting Farm & a large Hay Stack for climbing.

http://www.facebook.com/pg/healdsburggranny

2-6pm - Local Wines, Small Bites, Farm Products, Artisans

Tickets: $40/General, (with discount code "harvest2019") $50/Door.

Brutocao Schoolhouse Plaza
13500 Hwy 101, Hopland

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hopland-harvest-days-presented-by-destination-hopland-tickets-71710637447

2-10pm - Festivities start with great food, live music & pumpkin carving.
Everyone will get the chance to display their Jack-O-Lantern on a pike in
the corn field.  When the sun goes down the pumpkins are lit.  It is a truly
heartwarming feeling looking over the glowing corn field to see the individual
creations of all who attend.  This is a fundraiser for our non-profit, providing
education on regenerative agriculture to the community and youth.
FREE pumpkin included with admission.
Food: $15/Meal - Meat & Vegetarian Options. $10/Hot Dog plate
Drinks: Donation bar featuring Beer, Wine, Cider & non-alcoholic options.
*No outside alcohol please
Bring: Special carving tools, blanket & warm cloths (if staying after dark)
Cost: $25/ Person.  $20/ Person for CSA Members
(discount code sent to members email)
Free drink ticket when purchasing entrance/meal tickets together in advance!
Tara Firma Farms
(707) 765-1202
https://www.facebook.com/events/925404344478758/

3011 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3456
http://www.shutterbugcamerashops.com

Days/Hours: Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm.
Special Guests: Moana, Spiderman, Batman, Superwoman & more!

A Family Farm full of FUN!

10+ Acres of Pumplins, The County's largest Corn Maze, Tractor-Pulled Hay Rides, Pumpkin Blasters, Cow Trains & more!

5157 Stony Point Rd., Santa Rosa
http://www.santarosapumpkinpatch.com
 

Dates: Oct. 19-20.

140+ participating artists.  A self-guided opportunity to explore,
engage with & collect an abundance of art directly fromt he artist.

http://www.sonomacountyarttrails.org

11am-2pm -  The Latino Democratic Club will be hold their Tamale Fundraiser.

Tamales are $3 Each - Your Choice of: Chicken, Pork or Cheese.

Pick-up Place and Time:
Sonoma County Democratic Headquarters
635 5th St., Santa Rosa

You can order here:
http://www.socolatinodems@gmail.com

Community Opne House - Education Fair - with Dia de los Muertos theme.

A Family-Friendly, all-weather fun at SRJC, Petaluma
http://www.lumafest.santarosa.edu

The Russian River Rose Company
1685 Magnolia Dr., Healdsburg
(707) 433-7455
http://www.russian-river-rose.com

Oct. 19, 20. A Seasonal Celebration.
Featuring of old-time, nature-based fun.  Explore the Nighttime
Creatures Barn, take a hayride to a pumpkin patch, enjoy Alaguali
cultural activities like basketry & flint knapping, try farm activities
like wool-carding & candle-dipping & compete in traditional games
(pumpkin seed spitting contest & gunnysack races).  Barnyard Animals
& hands-on demonstrations in archery, astronomy & nature photography.

12/Noon-4pm - Join us for the opening reception of our 2 newest exhibits. 

Tattooed & Tenacious: Native InkAcorns, Quails & Cat tails: Indigenous
Foods of California.  Open to the public & museum admission will be
free for the day.  We will have a panel of traditional tattoo artists &
community members speaking at 12pm-1:30pm with a traditional food demonstration following after.
California Indian Museum & Cultural Center
5250 Aero Dr., Santa Rosa
http://www.cimcc.org
 

Days & Hours:  Saturday, 10am-6pm  AND  Sunday, 10am-5pm.
Minerals, Gemstones, Fossils, Beads, Rock Rough, Crystals - 30+ Vendors.
Treasure Hunt, Displays, Door Prizes, Auctions, Daily Raffle & more!
Admission: $6/Adults, Free/Kids 12 & under.  FREE PARKING.

Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Bldg.
1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 596-3487
http://www.SRMGS.org
 

9:30-11am - Summerfield Waldorf School & Farm

http://www.summerfieldwaldorf.org/admissions/visit-us

Join us for festive and frightful family fun! Enjoy a haunted house, carnival games, jumpy house, costume parade, bake sales, face painting, crafts, music and more! $5.00 per child at the door or $3.00 pre-sale tickets at the YMCA.

10am-12/Noon - Exhibits & Demonstrations.  Free to attend.
Hosted by Be Prepared Cloverdale.
Cloverdale Performing Arts Center
209 N. Cloverdale Blvd.,
(707) 608-9882
 

6-10pm - Benefits 8th Grade Promotion.
Ticket: $100/Entrance Fee inlcudes Dinner.

No Host Bar.

Cloverdale Citrus Fair
1 Citrus Fair Dr.,
(707) 894-0883
 

7:30pm - American Chamber Players

Admission: $30/Adults, $10/Students.

3850 Doris Murphy Ct., Occidental
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

11:30pm .  Ticket: $10/Per Person

Phoenix Theater
201 Washington St.,
http://www.thephoenixtheater.com
 

1:30pm Door Open, 2pm/Show - Family Friendly.

Tickets: $12/Adults, $10/Kids.

Sebastiani Theatre
476 First St., E.,
http://www.sebastianitheatre.com

11am-12:30pm - Kids decorate a sugar skull to celebrate
Dia de los Muertos.
Windsor Regional Library
9291 Old Redwood Hwy.
(707) 838-1020
 

Display runs through Nov. 2nd.

This year's theme: "Just Imagine."

701 McClelland Dr.,
http://www.windsorwe.org

11am-4pm - Wine Tasting in the Watering Hole, Paw Painting
with your Rodeo Pup & Dog Costume Contest with Prizes.
Hot Dogs & Sausages will be available at the Chuchwagon all day.
Tickets: $25/Per Person.  Benefit Paws for Love.
West Wines
1000 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg
(707) 433-2066
 

Antique and Collectible Sale 20% off Discover a collectible you can't live without!Proceeds help to support Christmas Unlimited, SRJC Scholarships, and much more.

10am-4pm - The gathering of classic cars will be accompanied by
Wine Tasting & the opportunity to Picnic with food from the Ledwon Marketplace.

Ledson Winery & Vineyards
7335 Hwy. 12, Kenwood
https://ledson.com/?utm_medium=gmybiz&utm_source=gknwgraph&utm_campaign=info

5-10:30pm - An annual fundraiser for mental health.

Tickets: $125/Per Person., $1,000/Tables of 10.
Includes: cocktail hour. hosted bar, served dinner & entertainment.

Sonoma Country Day School
4400 Day School Pl., Santa Rosa

http://www.lifewokssc.org/noche-de-carnaval

It's nearly impossible to describe this artist's musicality in a few limiting words. Jeffrey Halford, Americana singer/songwriter, establishes a special connection with fans through his soulful fusion of folk, rock, country and blues. His music stories captivate and carry audiences through separate waves of emotion. On October 19 Jeffrey and the Healers will perform a collection of original songs from their newest album ‘West Towards South’ at the Redwood Cafe. Additionally they’ll perform tracks from their previous album ‘Lo-fi Dreams’ which was claimed by No Depression to be “worthy of accolades.” Over the last 25 years, Halford has been touring the country and internationally with his band, the Healers. They’ve played shows with some of music’s most acclaimed artists and songwriters, as well as Halford’s influences, such as Taj Mahal, Los Lobos, George Thorogood, Gregg Allman, Etta James, John Hammond, and Texas Greats Augie Meyers, Guy Clark and Robert Earl Keen.

Saturdays & Sundays from 10am-6pm.

Featuring Pettting Farm, Obstacle Courses, a Haunted House & Corn Pit.

6475 Bodega Ave., Petaluma
http://www.mclellandsdairy.com/pumpkin-patch

7-10pm - Jazz, Blues, Bossa & Scat.

Main Street Bistro
16280 Main St., Guerneville
(707) 869-0501
http://www.wildjanes.com

3-10pm - Enjoy a late afternoon of live music, craft beer & top-notch BBQ

straight off the grill – a perfect way to enjoy a warm fall afternoon.

Tickets: $10/Concert Only, $25/BBQ & a beer and available online:

Twin Oaks Roadhouse
5745 Old Redwood Hwy., Penngrove

http://www.hopmonk.com/twin-oaks/.

9am-4pm - Grades 3rd-12th who want to play in the Tournament
visit the website & register.
The foundation provides new basketball shoes, of their choice,
to student-athletes in need of assistance.  In addition, the foundation
also provides scholarships for CYO & AAU Basketball programs to
student-athletes in ned of assistance.  An a non-profit ogranization,
we are proud to say that the funds raised go directly to the causes
listed above.  Admission: Free

http://www.marcusjohnsonmemorialfoundation.com

10am-1pm  - EVERY SUNDAY
Held at the Windsor Town Green.

Lots of great Local Farmers, Vendors & plenty of goodies to eat! 
Local Artists & Crafters, as well
https://windsorfarmersmarket.com

Garblefest  Yes!  Garblefest?
Event Schedule

1:30-1:45pm -  Instruction

1:45-3pm -  Lavender Garbling

(that the official term for taking an herb off it’s stem)

3-4pm - Refreshments

We will provide Lavender, Food, Drink, Sachet Bags

You provide laughter & pleasure!

When it’s over, you go home with your personally garbled lavender
sachet & a fun afternoon to share with friends.

Lynn’s Lavender --Drying Shed

3335 Harrison Grade Road
corner of Graton & Tanuda Roads, Sebastopol

(707) 874-9960

Registration Required:
http://www.LynnsLavender.com

11am-3pm - Come out & enjoy some of the best Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
& Sparkling wines that California has to offer! 

Tickets: $90/General.
Healdsburg Plaza
707-528-7977.

http://www.healdsburgcrush.com
 

10am-5pm - Inaugural convention gathers together comic book,
toy & fantasy art exhibitors & vendors & more!

Hyatt Regency  Sonoma Wine Country
170 Railroad St., Santa Rosa
http://www.santarosacomiccon.com

3pm - Well Known Strangers

Taking place on the large outdoor patio area of the roadhouse

mixing music, dancing & fresh BBQ.

Cost: $10-$25.

5475 Old Redwood Hwy.

(707) 795-5118
 

1-7pm - Features 2 different events combined into one fun filled afternoon.
Starts with a Luncheon with Food prepared by Steve Rose
(former Chef/owner of Vineyards Inn Restaurant in Kenwood) &
the Chop’s Culinary Kids.
The Spirit of Charles DeMeo award will be presented to Hank Schreeder,
retired SR Police Chief & former Chop’s Board member & a Live Auction.
3pm - Silent Auction, Raffle & Fun Games.
5pm - Performance by Wonder Bread 5.

3 Ticket options available.

Friedman Event Center

https://www.chopsteenclub.org/chopstastic

EVENT HELD ON FEB. 1, 2020.

31st Annual Great Sonoma Crab & Wine Fest.

Tickets: $125/Per Person.

The popular Crab Feed offers a Wine & Food Reception, a Gourmet
Crab Dinner, Live Music & Silent & Live Auctions proceeds going
to agricultural education, advocacy & scholarships.

Sonoma County Fairgrounds
Hall of Flowers & Grave Pavilion

http://www.sonomafb.org/crab-feed/
 

Want to help local 3rd Graders learn to read at grade level?
Become a Schools of Hope Literacy Tutor & make a difference in

a child's life.  30 minutes a week. Training is provided.
(707) 528-4485 x103
http://www.unitedwaywinecountry.org

The Analy Band Wagon is offering the most delicious Kozolowski
Farms PIES for your Thanksgiving Celebration.  Order your PIE from
ABW & get 2 rewards for the price of 1 - Eat Sonoma County’s most
delicious pie as a delightful ending to your holiday meal & contribute to support our excellent music program at Analy High School!
PIES can be ordered at the ABW web site:
http://www.analybandwagon.org
or from students in the Analy Music Program, checks can be made
to “Analy Band Wagon”.  The last day to order is Nov., 4th by 5pm.
PIES will be available for pick up Monday Nov., 25th from 5-7pm
at Analy’s Band Room, 6950 Analy Ave, Sebastopol.
Choose from: Apple, Cherry, Strawberry Rhubarb, 3-Berry, Apricot
& Pumpkin.  Order several to spice up your holiday!  Support the
magic of music at Analy & enjoy Sonoma County’s best dessert to
top off your Thanksgiving meal & fill up those last empty spaces!
(707) 824-2337
 

California is so much more beautiful without illegally dumped mattresses.
Your community does not have to toss their mattress on the side of the street or alley.  When recycled mattresses can provide steel, fiver & wood that can be repurposed into new, useful products.
This program provides free recycling in California ALL YEAR LONG.
http:/www.byebyemattress.com/media-center

7pm - EVERY 3rd Monday of the Month at HCA!
Free public readings of original plays by the Raven Players.
A $10/Donation is encouraged but not required.
Wine available for $5 during the readings. 
 

"I Shot Jennifer Lopez" By Cricket Daniel Synopsis: Best friends
Norah & Ally are pursuing their dreams in Manhattan.  But when
Norah’s parents threaten to stop paying their rent, the girls’ days in the
Big Appleare numbered—until shutterbug Norah accidentally “shoots”
J. Lo in a compromising position.  Will Norah sell out for the big payout?
With the help of their lovable stoner neighbor Jude, the girls
consider what they’re willing to do for money & make a decision
that impacts their lives forever.
We invite you join us for the reading & share your thoughts
in the post-reading discussion with the cast & director.

Healdsburg Center for the Arts
130 Plaza St., Healdsburg

(707) 431-1970
http://www.HealdsburgCenterfortheArts.org

Relive nights serenaded by crickets & days full of sun-drenched
memories with Charlie Brown, Snoopy & the rest of the Peanuts Gang.
Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org

HELP GOOD OL BOYS MC Cover the backs of those who covered ours!
Please DONATE a Blanket or a Coat to a Veteran or their Families.
Accepting Donations Year Round with Distributions beginning Oct. 2019.
(707) 889-5379
http://www.goodolboysmc.com

6pm - Buy a ticket, bring a friend & be prepared to be dazzled by
internationally famous chefs Domenica Catelli of Catelli’s,
Liza Hinman of the Spinster Sisters & Duskie Estes of Zazu Kitchen+ Farm 
& Local favorite wine stars Ashley Herzberg of Amista Vineyards,
Shelly Rafanelli of A. Rafanelli Winery & Jen Higgins of Lambert Bridge.

This powerhouse team will create an original multi-course Dinner
menu using seasonally sourced local ingredients.  Their artisanal
preparation of each course & wines selected by the winemakers
combine for a Sonoma County evening extraordinaire.
Funds raised support the Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County.

Cost:  $250/Per Person.

Catelli’s Restaurant, Geyserville

https://tinyurl.com/WCWW2019

Exhibit runs through 12/8.

Sonoma State University
1801 East Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park
(707) 664-2295
http://www.sonoma.edu/artgallery

Volunteers Needed.
Catholic Charities
(707) 528-8712
http://www.srcharities.org

9-11am - EVERY TUESDAY.

Learn about the value & impact of mentoringa youth in our Valley.

Discover how you can make a difference in as little as 1-hour a week.

276 East Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 938-1990
http://www.sonomamentoring.org

10am-1:30pm - EVERY TUESDAY - YEAR ROUND.
Lucchesi Park - Peetaluma Community Center
320 N. McDowell Blvd.,
http://www.CommunityFarmersMarkets.com

6-7:30pm - For property owners considering energy efficiency,
construction hardening & solar upgrades.
Energy & Sustainability Office
2300 County Center Dr., Suite A105, Santa Rosa

(707) 565-6470
http://www.sonomacounty.ca.gov/energy

Recognizing Sonoma County Businesses & Individuals, for their exemplary
work & practices in the recruitment, hiring, promotion & retention of
people with disabilities.  Our awards are presented in 
4 categories: Employer, Individual Initiative Employee, Community
Employment Advocate & Lifetime Achievement.

Anyone is welcome to submit nominations for all award categories.
Each year we request award nominations from the public by email,
website postings & print advertisements.  The Awards Selection
Committee is comprised of volunteer representatives from private business, social services agencies, non-profit organizations & local government.
Flamingo Resort & Hotel
2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa
 

9am-1pm - WEDNESDAYS. Year Round.
Veterans Building
1351 Maple Ave.,
http://www.CommunityFarmersMarkets.com

3pm/Gates Open, 4-10pm/Racing.
A safe, legal, controlled environment.  Anyone with a drivers license
can compete, providing their vehicle or motorcycle passes a simple
technical inspection.
800-870-7223 x209
Main Entrance at Gate 1 on Hwy. 121
http://www.sonomaraceway.com

Show Schedule:
Bye Bye Germany - Oct. 23, 1pm & 7pm,
Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas: A Short Film Series - Oct. 29, 1pm & 7pm,
Fiddler on the Roof - Nov. 13, 1pm & 7pm,
Abe - Nov., 12, 1pm & 7pm.

Rialto Cinemas
6868 McKinley St., Sebastopol
(707) 528-4222
http://www.jccsoco.org

Oct. 23, 5-8pm,
Oct. 24, 10am-6pm,
Oct 25, 10am-6pm - Half-Pricr Day,
Oct. 26, 10am-2pm -$5/Bag Day.

Lobby & Forum Room of the Sebastopol Library
7140 Bodega Ave., Sebastopol
(707) 823-7691

Make your living marking a difference! Learn the leadership skills needed for successfully guiding an organization or community through needed change. This two-year M.A. program emphasizes mentoring and hands-on learning through actual consulting projects. Classes meet two nights per week and one Saturday a month.

6-8:30pm - 2 Movies on the big outdoor screen!

Crafts , Trick-or-Treat Trail & lots of family fun!  Weather permitting.

Snoopy's Home Ice Redwood Empire Ice Arena

http://www.snoopyshomeice.com

7:30pm - A CELEBRATION of NEW ORLEANS MUSIC.

Weill Hall - Green Music Center
1801 East Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park
(707) 664-4246
http://www.gmc.sonoma.edu

Cosstume Contest, Workshops, Kinky Speed Dating, Erotic Art Gallery.
Vendors from aroudnt he world, Dirty Talk Game Show, DJ Tazzy Taz & more!

Tickets: ONLINE ONLY - $125/Per Person

Flamingo Resort & Spa
http://www.norcalexoticerotic.com

FRIDAYS - 9am-12:30pm - Year round.
Arnold Field Parking Lot
241 First St. West, Sonoma
http://www.svcfm.org

Occidental Center for the Arts
3850 Doris Murphy Ct, Occidental
(707) 874-9392
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

Friday, Oct., 25th, 2-7pm AND Saturday, Oct., 26th, 8am-3:30pm.

More than 20 Bands & Orchestras from numerous Bay Area Middle & High Schools will attend this prestigious event.  Performing on stage for an audience & for experienced judges who provide feedback & critique.  Afterwards, they participate in a private clinic with a judge.
All stage performances are free & open to the public.  This is a wonderful opportunity to
hear a wide variety of Classical & contemporary Instrumental Music.
A Food Truck plus a Snack Bar will be available.  Visitors will also have an opportunity
to donate to the Analy Band Wagon, the non-profit organization supporting Analy High School Bands & Orchestras.

Analy High School Auditorium
6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol
(707) 824-2337
http://analybandwagon.org

Hours: Fri. 12pm-6pm, Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm.
Admission $7/Weekend Pass. Fine jewelry, crystals, precious &
semi-precious gemstones, millions of beads, gold & silver, minerals
& much more at manufacturer’s prices.  Over 60 exhibitors from around
the world.  Jewelry repair & cleaning while you shop. Free hourly door prizes.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
1350 Bennett Valley Rd, Santa Rosa

(503) 252-8300
http://www.gemfaire.com

8pm - Internationally renowned flamenco guitarist/composer/educator
Juanito Pascual is touring the west coast with a powerhouse trio,
featuring bassist Sascha Jacobsen & percusionnist Guillermo Marin.
They merge the soul-stirring beauty of flamenco tradition with jazz,
world music, rock & pop influences.  $20/Advance, $25/Door.
Fine Refreshments.  Wheelchair Accessible.
(707) 874-9392
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

2-5pm - Apple on a string, Bottle Ring Toss, Ducks in a Pond, Large Jenga,
Pin the Face on the Pumpkin, Pumpkin Can Bowling, Guess the Weight
of the Pumpkin & the number of Candy Corns in a Jar.
Enjoy Popcorn & Apple Juice, Pumpkin Pie & Coffee.

Methodist Church
6550 Covey Rd, Forestville
(707) 887-2020
https://www.forestvilleumc.org

10:30am-12:30pm - Panel discussion focusing on local suffragists
& supporters.  Panelists include: Gaye LeBaron, columnist; Molly MacGregor,
National Women's History Alliance; Ann Galantine, Santa Rosa
Historical Society; Mary Paul Dodgion, West County Historical Society
& Peg Rogers, Commission on the Status of Women.

Rincon Valley Library
6959 Montecito Boulevard Santa Rosa

https://sonomacounty.libcal.com/event/5852146

Pricing $40 / $45 Day of Show Dash plaques.  Limited to 150 cars. Food, Music & Vendors.
Free to the public.
Interested in Sponsoring our show:
http://cruisinnorth.com/index.php/cruisin-car-show-sponsorship.

Vendor information & Form:
http://cruisinnorth.com/index.php/cruisin-car-show-vendor-information

Donate online:
http://cruisinnorth.com/index.php/cruisin-alzheimers-car-show

9am-12/Noon - Natives, Succulents &  Sonoma Superstars.
We have a variety of trees &  many 1-gallon plants now available
& ready to plant

Bring your own wheel barrow or wagon to transport your plants.

100% of revenue from the plants sales fund the Nursery Vocational
Education Program operated by the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office in
partnership with the Sonoma County Office of Education. 
All plants are grown & nurtured by inmates.  No pesticides or fertilizers
are used.  A complete list of plants, vines, shrubs, perennials & trees
may be found at:
http://sonomacounty.ca.gov/Services/Plant-Sale/

Jail Industries Plant Sales
2254 Ordinance Rd., @ Airport Blvd., Santa Rosa

9am-2pm - All proceeds will be used to purchase high demand tools.

We accept cash & debit/credit cards.

2534 Sam Drive, Santa Rosa
(707) 576-0590

http://www.borrowtools.org

10am -4pm under the umbrella tables on its spacious floor room.
All items are hand-made by local artists - Ornaments, textiles, soap,
succulents, jewelry & chocolates!  Hand-work of all kinds! Come start
your holiday shopping or treat yourself; have fun browsing at this year’s
Under the Umbrellas Craft Faire! 

Door prizes donated by the attending vendor will be drawn all day
& Baked Goods will be available for purchase by local youth groups.

ReStyle Marketplace
1001 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa
(In the old G&G Shopping Center).

(707) 284-1700

This program offers an alternative route to a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies for working adults who have completed lower-division coursework and whose schedules do not permit them to attend regular campus classes. Instruction is organized around one full Saturday seminar per month on campus, combined with weekly online seminars and ongoing reading and writing assignments.

8:30am-12/Noon - Costume Contest & various Competitions to
test Carving Skills, Pumpkin Decorating & Pumpkin Racing abilities.

A Dia de los Muertos display & Kids' Activities, live Music & the array
of Growers & Artisan Producers.

West Plaza Parking Lot
http://www.healdsburgfarmersmarket.org
 

8:30am-12/Noon - The market pumpkin festival includes pumpkin
carving, decorating and racing down the specially built track for our
events, as well as lots of other craft goings-on for all ages.

West Plaza Parking lot (behind Bear Republic Brewing)
http://www.healdsburgfarmersmarket.org/pumpkin-festival-2019/

 

5-10pm - Benefiting the Healdsburg Fair & Student Collegiate Scholarships.  We've rounded up the best local talent with our fair board director's
cook'n up & serving delicious appetizers & NY Strip Steak with all the fix'ns.
Silent & Live Auctions, No Host Bar, Live Music & Dancing with local Country music star McKenna Faith. Must be 21 & older to attend.

Santa Rosa Junior College Shone Farm

7450 Steve Olson Ln, Forestville
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4317899

9am-12/Noon - It’s Halloween time so dress up your dog(s), yourself
& your kids,
Help support this fundraiser for the nonprofit, Huntington's Disease
Society of America to help in the fight against Huntington's disease.

The trail is a beautiful 2-mile circular walk to the Petaluma River & is
wheelchair accessible.  There will be many contests for your dog
to participate in (Best Costume, Cutest Costume, Biggest Dog
& Smallest Dog, etc).  Enjoy a Silent Auction to help us raise additional
dollars for research for Huntington’s disease which has no cure - 
(HD is a rare, fatal, genetic brain disorder that affects children & adults).
The local Fire Dept. will have an engine there for the kids to see
& talk with the Firemen. 

Shollenberger Park
1400 Cader Lane Petaluma
https://app.donorview.com/QV7R

11am-2pm - Visit with the Pumpkin Fairy Godmother,
Free Fun Games & Activities for the Kids,
Costume Contest, Plus lots of other TREATS.

Admission is FREE.
Village Court in Montgomery Village, Santa Rosa

https://www.mvshops.com/?utm_source=press_democrat&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=smi_digital_2019

2-5pm - Come celebrate the end of Harvest!  Presented by Harvest Card.

10 outstanding Harvest Card winery partners, including Russian River
Vineyards, Pedroncelli, Roald Wine Company, Foley Sonoma, Taft Street
Winery, MacPhail Wines, Bowman Cellars, ZO Wines, Rodney Strong Vineyards
& Enriquez Estate are all gathering to celebrate the end of an amazing 2019 Harvest, serve world-class wines, delicious paella & listen to live music!
Door Prizes & Raffles, too!  You won't want to miss this incredible afternoon on the lower-crush pad of this iconic property with Harvest Card!

Russian River Vineyards

http://www.getharvestcard.com

Annual Fundraiser Spaghetti Dinner, Include Spaghetti with Italian Sausage, Salad, Garlic Bread, Drinks, Beer and Wine available, Dessert available

5:30pm - Join Mentor Me for a cross-cultural Celebration
in support of Sonoma County Youth.

Dinner, Dancing, Auction, Raffles, & Hat Contest.
Cavanagh Rec Center
426 8th St., Petaluma
(707) 778-4798
http://www.WeAreMentorMe.org

9am-3pm - Homemade Jams, Jellies & Baked Goods - Craft Booths,
a White Elephant Booth, a Cake Booth & so much more.

St. Sebastian's Hall
7983 Covert Lane, Sebastopol
 

8:30am-1pm - The Hallowine Run (formerly Healdsburg Wine Country Half Marathon) originated in October of 2008 after Destination Races founder
Matt Dockstader attended the world-renowned Marathon du
Medoc in France.  His vision was to create a Wine Harvest themed
Race in one of America's most iconic Wine Regions – with the flair
& colorful costumes he witnessed at the Medoc event .

The event offers an opportunity for participants, family & friends
to enjoy an extended stay in wine county with various activities
around the race.  Your journey includes a stunningly beautiful
autumn-colored 13.1 mile course in the Dry Creek & Alexander Valleys,
with the reward of a post-race festival featuring eaturing exhibitors,
regional wines, food, beer, live music & the highly entertaining costume contest.
Warm Springs Recreation Area below Lake Sonoma!

(707) 332-9340

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EVENT HELD ON: October 26th - SC Fairgrounds.

An all day free event targeting 3rd - 8th Graders & their Families.  Local Businesses & Educational groups provide over 100 hands-on Science Exhibits designed to inspire & encourage our youth
in science.

This year over 15,000 are expected to attend. Longtime popular exhibitors include Keysight, Medtronic, Kaiser, Viavi & numerous others.
There are opportunities for you or your business:
To either EXHIBIT or be a SPONSOR:
(415) 301-0030
http://www.Northbayscience.org

3pm - Scepter'd Isle
Tickets: $25/General, $15/Students.

Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center
(707) 347-9491
http://www.sonomabach.org

The Emerging Artist Exhibition is an annual juried show that showcases the talent, skill and creativity of young emerging artists in Northern California. The show features work by artists ages 16-30. October 26 – November 17Opening reception: Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 5 PM – 7 PMThe opening reception is free & open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. Wine will also be available.The exhibit is fully sponsored by the Merede & Barbara Graham Memorial Fund from the Namaste Foundation.

8-11am - Annual Fireman's Pancake Breakfast.
10am-3pm - Car Show, Craft Booths, Vendors, Food & Fun for
the whole Family.

11am–2pm - So mcuh Family FUN it's Scary!

$12 + tax per Child (14 & under), Free/Parents.

Join us for a day of Game-Playing & Costume-Wearing Fun.
Enjoy Games, Chalk Art in the Pavilion, Gift Bags, Dancing, Music &
our Pumpkin Fairy Godmother!  Food & Drinks will be available
for purchase at the Pool Café.

Proceeds will go to benefit the Santa Rosa Symphony.
Francis Ford Coppola Winery 
300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville
(707) 857-1488
http://www.francisfordcoppolawinery.com
 

Halloween Spook-Tacular|
Before you go out to Trick-or-Treat, you & yours should come
Trek-and-Treat at the Safari West Halloween Spook-tacular.

As always, kids in costumes will be the recipients of oohs, ahhs & a
Safari West goodie bag when they visit our Conservation Pumpkin Patch!

BATS, SNAKES, AND OWLS! OH MY!

This year, we’ve invited some special guests to help us put on our
Spook-tacular!  Partner organizations like Bird Rescue Center,
Wild Care, the East Bay Vivarium & NorCal Bats will be on hand,
adding their own unique animals to the seasonal sites. 

For this 1-day only, our collection will include, not just monkeys,
cheetahs & rhinos, but spiders, a raven, owls, newts &
even flesh-eating beetles!

3115 Porter Creek Rd., Santa Rosa
800-616-2695
http://www.safariwest.com

3pm - Join the Symphony & playful guest artists for an afternoon
of musical adventure.  Children learn about orchestral instruments,
classical music & composers while enjoying a delightful story.

Audience members of all ages will recognize music from Harry Potter
& more that conjures images of fantastical creatures & magic.

Costumes are encouraged - Come an hour early for the free photo booth.

Weill Hall, Green Music Center
https://www.srsymphony.org/Events-Tickets/Family-Series

12/Noon-7pm - Honor the Dead by LIVING!

Live Music, Ballet Folklorico, Pozoli, Traditional Altars,
Face Painting, Kids' Activities & Family FUN!

Healdsburg Plaza Park
https://www.corazonhealdsburg.org/copy-of-dias-de-los-muertes-flyer-2

9:30am-1:30pm - Join us for our popular Breakfast at Breathless series!  Held on the last Sunday of each month—through October.  Each ticket includes a sweet or savory French Crepe from Brittany Crepes & a delicious glass of bubbles at our tasting room & garden.
$24.99/Per Person, $12.99 (Crepe Inly).

Breathless Winery
499 Moore Ln, Healdsburg
(707) 395-7300
https://www.breathlesswines.com

8:00-10:30pm - Benefit Concert
They continue their mission of helping the most vulnerable farm animals
solely though the donations of its supporters.  The farm is 100%
donation-supported!

Mission Statement - Flat Broke Farm rescues, rehabilitates & re-homes
unwanted, abandoned, abused, neglected or displaced farm animals
in Marin, Sonoma & Napa counties.  We provide a healthy, secure &
caring living environment, while providing 1st-class medical care
& community training

Redwood Cafe
8240 Old Redwood Hwy., Cotati

http://www.flatbrokefarm.org

6:30-7:30pm - Please join us for this fun family event!
Cars will be decorated & we'll have treats. 
Two Rock Volunteer Fire Dept. will be there too!

Two Rock Valley Presbyterian Church
7063 Bodega Ave., Petaluma
(x Road Springhill Rd) 

 

7:30pm - Blood-Curdling Stories all told int eh best tradition of
radio theater-by actors in fron of a radio microphone! 
There will be a Costume Contest with surprise judges.
Cloverdale Performing Arts
209 North Cloverdale Blvd.
(408) 722-0019
http://www.cloverdaleperformingarts.com

4:30pm - Family, Fun, Food, Bouncy House, Game Booth & more!

FREE ADMISSION.
Lighthouse Christian Church

700 Verano Ave., Sonoma
 

4-6pm - Bring the family downtown in their Halloween finest
for some trick or treating!
Downtown businesses will be handing out candy to trick or treaters.
 

Bring the little ones in costume to gather treats.
201 W. Sierra Ave., Cotati
(707) 792-4600

5:30-8:30pm - FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

1315 Pacific Ave., Santa Rosa
https://www.facebook.com/events/santa-rosa-christian-church/harvest-party/2634903776561727/

3-5:30pm - Join over 80 participating Downtown merchants for a
FUN & SAFE community Halloween for the entire Family & goodies
for costumed kids under 12.  Prepare for a hauntingly "ghould" time
as the scary, the cute, the ugly & the creepy descend on Downtown Petaluma.

(707) 762-9348

http://www.petalumadowntown.com

6pm - Parade begins.

Families come on out to join the Parade led by Windsor Fire Truck
that will proceed through the shopping centers, ending at the
Community Center for Hot Dogs, Sodas & Chips.
Trick or Treat Bags will be given out.
(707) 838-4531
http://www.townofwindsor.com

5-8pm - Viva Los Muertos
An Alcohol-Free Celebration of LIfe - Family Event.
Windsor Town Green
 

9am-2pm - Featuring Home made pies to eat or take home.

White Elephant Table - priced to sell!

6550 Covey Rd., Forestville
(707) 887-2020
https://www.forestvilleumc.org

10am-4pm - Shop 24 Local Vendors offering unqiue Show Specials
for this ONE DAY ONLY.

Bring Friends & Family for a FUN Day of Shopping!

DoubleTree Hotel
Chardonnay Room
1 Doubletree, Rohnert Park
 

8-11:30am - All--you-can-eat Pancakes, plus Ham & Eggs & Coffee,
Juice, or Milk served up by our friendly Troop 134 Scouts!
Tickets are $5/Avance,  $7/Door.

Piner High School

1700 Fulton Rd., Santa Rosa
 

It's time again for the best dog-gone fundraising dinner and auction in Sonoma County! On Saturday, November 2, join other animal lovers at “Bark After Dark”, hosted by the Animal Shelter League of Rohnert Park. Enjoy a fun-filled evening while directly supporting life-saving animal medical care and vital community pet assistance programs for animals awaiting a second chance for life and love at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter. A wonderful event for a heart-warming, great cause!

11am-4pm - Annual premier event is a full weekend of Wine & Food Pairings
in the Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River Valleys.  All of the Wineries participating
will have a favorite winery recipe available online, which they will prepare both days
for you to sample, paired with the perfect wine.

Canldelight Procession with Giant Puppets, Live Music, Ballet Folklorico, Azten Dancers,

Food, Art & much more!

https://www.facebook.com/El-D%C3%ADa-de-los-Muertos-Petaluma-154451587898565/

10am-4pm - 14 Artists in 6 Studios are presenting fine arts & crafts
in a wide variety of media: Photography, Painting (Oil, Acrylic,
Watercolor, Pastel), Jewelry, Handmade Footwear & custom leather,
figurative Sculpture, Mixed Media, Stained Glass, Prints, Ceramics &
Wood Mounted Clocks.
Tour the Studios, view Artists Demonstrations, enjoy our picturesque Village,
Walk on the Beach!

Follow Orange "ARTWALK" Signs to Salmon Creek.
1-Mile north of Bodega Bay on Hwy. 1

Turn West on Bean Ave., & follow signs to Studios.

http://www.salmoncreekartwalk.com

10am-2pm - All proceeds to directly help fund the Aquatic
Scholarship Program.
Windsor Senior Recreation Center
(707) 838-1260
http://www.townofwindsor.com

The best $5 Pancake Breakfast around! Pancakes, eggs, ham, milk, juice, coffee & tea served at your table by a uniformed Scout. Come meet the troop, newly expanded to include a girls division- the first in Sonoma County!

9am-2pm - Saturdays - Nov. 2 & 23.

3-5pm - Hear stories from a panel of 6 women veterans whose service spans the decades: from World War II through the present conflict,
as they answer moderated questions about their service & how it has affected their lives.

Central Santa Rosa Library - Forum Room
211 E. St., Santa Rosa

https://sonomacounty.libcal.com/event/5737795

10am-4pm - Event for the Whole Family!
Holiday Shopping with 30 Vendors.
Hand-crafted items, Beauty Products, Children's Books, Jewelry,
Clothing, Unique Gifts, One of a kinds, Fresh Baked Goodies & more!

Mary Agatha Furth Center
8400 Old Redwood Hwy., Windsor
 

7-9:30pm - Recording artist Steven Kent & his band will take the big
stage to summon the spirits & voices of the Man in Black, Johnny Cash
& the King himself, Elvis Presley. Rather than impersonate these
legendary figures in American music, both of whom Kent knew,
he offers faithful renditions of their greatest hits interspersed
with stories of their struggles & triumphs.
The show consists of 2 sets, one for Cash & one for Elvis.
Whether you are a fan of one or both, you will be treated to a celebration
of the music of 2 giants in popular music history.  Kent’s smooth baritone delivers these iconic songs with authenticity.
Tickets: $30/General, $40/Premium.
Codding Theater at Spreckels Performing Arts Center

5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park

(707) 588-3400
http://www.spreckelsonline.com

3pm - Farallons

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center Annex
425 Morris St.,  Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
http://www.seb.org

7-11pm - In celebration of our 30th Anniversary, Spreckels Performing Arts Center

has invited international recording artist Steven Kent back to the Spreckels stage with Cash & King, a unique concert featuring the music of Johnny Cash & Elvis Presley in one unforgettable concert.
*This is not an impersonator show *Steven, along with his superb band,
performs in their own exciting style while keeping true to the music
that has inspired generations.  This amazing 2-set show is packed
with chart-topping classics, as well as Steven’s personal insight about
the songs & what it was like to meet these 2 legendary icons in person!

All proceeds benefit Spreckels Performing Arts Center.  Tickets: $40/$30.

Spreckels Performing Arts Center
(707) 588-3400

http://www.spreckelsonline.com

2pm - Benefit Show.
Come join us in a tribute to your favorite groups & soloists;
The Temptations, the Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, the Supremes,
Aretha Franklin, Martha and the Vandelas, Michael Jackson & more!
Local vocalists & talented young people will combine to create an
afternoon of high energy, hand-clapping, sing-along joyful fun to
benefit The Cole Porter Society's mission to celebrate & honor our
musical history with R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Proceeds from this show allow us to keep the musical legacy of
Cole Porter alive to the younger generation through performances at
Schools, Universities & Community events.

Marin Showcase Theater
(415) 473-4381
https://tickets.marincenter.org/eventperformances.asp?evt=183

2pm - Come join us in a tribute to your favorite groups & soloists;
The Temptations, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, the Supremes,
Aretha Franklin, Martha & the Vandelas, Michael Jackson & more...
Local vocalists & talented young people will combine to create an
afternoon of high energy, hand-clapping, sing-along joyful fun to
benefit The Cole Porter Society's mission to celebrate & honor our
musical history with R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Proceeds from this show allow us to keep the musical legacy of
Cole Porter alive to the younger generation through performances
at schools, universities & community events.
https://tickets.marincenter.org/eventperformances.asp?evt=183

3rd Annual - Local, National & International storytellers & spoken word artists

celebrate strorytelling.
http://www.davepokornypresents.com

6:30-8pm - This is an opportunity to support our Sleepers before they
embark on their night outside, learn more about current services &
program happening at SAY, & show your support for the youth we serve.
All community members are welcome!  We ask that attendees bring
$10 gift cards for Target, Big 5, or Safeway to help SAY provide Clothing
& Food for youth in our housing, counseling & job readiness programs.

SAY Finley Dream Center

http://www.Onecoldnight.org

10am-4pm - Many local artisans - handcrafted items.  Tasty Snacks.
Themes items such as aprons, coverlets &  t-shrts.

Firehall, Cazadero
(707) 632-5545
 

Saturday, November 9, 2019, 1-5p.m.

Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa

Hosted by Redwood Empire Stereocasters

The Body, Mind & Soul Expo is a multi-exhibitor event focused on health and wellness. A first of its kind in Sonoma County, the event will feature everything and anything related to the well-being of the families and individuals in our community. By being promoted on all five of the Redwood Empire Stereocasters radio stations, this event will attract women and men of all ages and ethnicities from throughout our area. Admission is free and exhibitors will be able to display, demonstrate, sample and sell their products and services to this very diverse audience. Exhibitor categories include, but are not limited to: medical, dental, diet, fitness, mental health, emotional health, senior care, child services, alternative medicine and so much more. Every vendor is being strongly encouraged to do something interactive at their exhibit that will engage the attendees and make it a fun experience. There will also be rooms adjacent to the exhibit hall for seminars and demonstrations.

7pm/Doors, 7:30pm/Show.

$15/Pre-Sale, $20/Day of Show, $10/Student, Free/Kids 10 & under.

3pm.  Tickets: Starting at $30.
She is a new voice hailing from the Venezuelan Island of Margarita.  A Berklee College of Music graduate, her music is a meeting place for her countrys folkloric roots, the influence of her contemporaries & the music of the Andalusian region.  Baring her soul in the songs she sings, Nella has already garnered the support of Latin pop star Alejandro Sanz & has performed with a variety of artists such as Jennifer Lopez, Carlos Vives, Luis Enrique & Susana Baca.
(707) 664-4246
http://www.gmc.sonoma.edu

6:30/Doors Open, 7pm/Show - Bringing Oregonia with Art Lande,

John Gunther, Tim Wendel along with guest saxophonist
Paul McCandless to the Healdsburg community during their Bay Area Tour.

Tickets: $30/Per Person.

The Paul Mahder Gallery
222 Healdsburg Ave.,
http://www.healdsburgjazzfestival.org

Discover local craft and food makers in the heart of Northern California wine country at the inaugural Patchwork Show in Santa Rosa in fall 2019. Shop handmade and independent goods from 100+ local makers, crafters, designers and junior entrepreneurs alongside local DJs spinning classic soul records and crafting stations. Family friendly, indoor venue, and FREE to attend! November 10, 2019 - Sonoma County Fairgrounds-Hall of Flowers – 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa, CA – 11-5pmAbout Patchwork ShowPatchwork Show is Dear Handmade Life’s bi-annual, makers festival showcasing local emerging artists, crafters and designers alongside artisan food, DIY crafting, food trucks and music. All Patchwork shows are free to attend.Over the years, Patchwork has grown from a small parking lot craft fair into multiple locations including street festivals and large indoor marketplaces. Each location is as unique as the venue and showcases different makers and collaborations that reflect the local environment and community.

12/Noon-3pm - EVERY 2nd SUNDAY
Bring your Classic 79 & older & join us for our monthly Cruise-in.
$10/Meal Deal, Raffle & a Plaque for Best of Show!

Bear Republic Brewing Co.
5000 Roberts Lake Rd., Rohnert Park
http://www.cruisinnorth.com

7-9pm - Join the Healdsburg Community Band fro this Annual Concert
Honoring Veterans.  Patriotic pieces are selected & performed for this concert. 

Free. Donations gladly accepted.

1pm - Salute Past, Present & Future Members of our Armed Forces at the largest Veterans
Day Parade in Northern California.  Making its way through downtown.

http://www.petalumaveteransparade.com

Experience the only festival completely immersed in the Art of
Film, Food & Wine.  During Cabernet Season, the Napa Valley
transforms into an intimate & picturesque getaway.  Connect with
Filmmakers, Actors, Vintners & Chefs during this 5-day interactive event.  Discover the best new independent Films of the Year & make
memories over exquisite Cuisine & legendary Wines.?http://www.napavalleyfilmfest.org

6:30- 9pm -  Donation: $5-$15.
Disney Pixar animated movie "Coco" follows aspiring
child musician Miguel, who dreams of becoming an accomplished
musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz.  But generations of his family
have banned music.  Miguel travels to the Land of the Dead to find his

Tickets: $20 Available on Eventbrite

This is an annual global event held on the 1st Monday of November
to spread awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
also known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)

http://www.colortheworldorange.com andwww.ninds.nih.gov

5-8pm.
1200 River Rd., Fulton
https://www.fultoncrossing.com

5-8pm - The kick-off to the popular Holidays in Sonoma, join thousands
of Residents & Visitors as we fill the historic Sonoma Plaza with the
bright glow of a quarter-million lights.  Enjoy Music, Performances,
Food Trucks & the chance to visit the holiday displays around
the 8-acre Sonoma Plaza.

The lighting of City Hall & the Trees around the Plaza kicks off the
Holiday Season in Sonoma Valley, with special events being held
throughout November, December & January.
http://www.sonomavalley.com/holidays

The Sonoma County Philharmonic presents 16 year old violinist Pierce Wang, winner of the 2019 San Francisco Conservatory of Music Pre-College Division Solo Competition, celebrating the next generation of talented musicians. Program includes Rossini's Semiramide Overture, Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1 and Symphonic Dances by Rachmaninoff.

3pm - The Pout Pout Fish
Swim along with pouty Mr. Fish & his friends in this new musical adventure. Utilizing live Actors & Puppets, this colorful adaptation of The NY Times best-seller is sure to turn the poutiest of frowns upside down.

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
http://www.lutherburbankcenter.org

The long tradition of this series in the North Bay, has kept lovers
of quality Music, in an intimate setting at affordable prices, engaged
throughout its history.  This year's line-up of amazing artists will again
thrill our patrons.

(707) 527-4372
http://www.santarosa.edu/chamberconcerts

4pm -  One of the premier Celtic harpers & master storytellers
in the world today. In ‘Celtic Harp & Story’, he weaves the marvelous
old Irish tales of wit & enchantment together with ethereally gorgeous
harp melodies into a warm & magical performance full of laughter
& mischief, politics & passion that will leave the audience spellbound.

Tickets: $20/Advance, $25/Door.  Fine refreshments available.
(707) 874-9392
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

7:30pm - This year's 70th Anniversary film, "Warren Miller's
Timeless," features footage of ski legends in stunning locales.

Mystic Theatre
23 Petaluma Blvd., N.
http://www.Warrenmiller.com

Make your living marking a difference! Learn the leadership skills needed for successfully guiding an organization or community through needed change. This two-year M.A. program emphasizes mentoring and hands-on learning through actual consulting projects. Classes meet two nights per week and one Saturday a month.

3-5pm - Speaker Series.
Zachary Carroll, Esq., Director of Legal Services, Council on Aging.
30 Kawana Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 525-0143 x146
http://www.councilonaging.com

Come out & join us as we take our annual run to Redwood Gospel Mission & F.I.S.H. to drop off Turkeys & a cash donation.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1076714062515762/

7:30pm - Chevy Chase shares stories from his career & answers audience questions LIVE after a screening of "The National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."  A limited number of VIP tickets that include a post-show photo w/ Chevy & the best seats in the house are available.

An original member of Saturday Night Live, Chevy Chase was the
trailblazer who turned SNL success into Hollywood mega-stardom.
Fans can expect the unexpected as Chevy Chase shares a no-holds-barred
trip down memory lane in this exclusive evening with a comedy legend.
Tickets start at: $65/Per Person.

2pm - Arrive promptly for a guided tour where your children
feed the chickens & learn about farm animals. 
Parents can help their kids plant a plant to nurture at home.
Play, Interact & Guide - Good Manners are muliplied!
205 Orchard Lane, Penngrove
(707) 664-8656
http://www.artfularrangements.org

15 of the Wineries that make wine on site will be pouring different wines.
Food Trucks & local small buisness owners selling their wares as well.

Tickets: $15/Per Person.

Grand Cru
1200 American Way
(707) 687-0905
http://www.grandcrucustomcrush.com

10am-7pm - Fundraiser to benefit: AFSP & LLS.

Cost: $65/Per Person.

Includes: Private Charter Bus Transportation, Admission,
VIP Reserved Seating, Racking Program, Buffet Lunch at the Turf Club.

Itinerary:
10am - Depart Limitas Ave., (near gas station),
10:30am - Depart Petaluma (Casa Grande Blvd.),
11:30am - Arrive Golden Gate Fields,
5:30pm - Depart Gold Gate Fields,
6:30pm - Arrive Petaluma,
7pm - Arrive Santa Rosa.

Golden Gate Fields - Berkeley
(707)  484-5229

Santa & Mrs Claus arrive by tug-boat & then stay for photos.
SHOPE SMALL BUISNESSES at DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS in PETALUMA
http://www.visitpetaluma.com

5:30-7:30pm - Enjoy live piano with Petaluma Pete & the jolly presence
of Santa Claus all while embracing the magic of the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony!
Theater Square, Petaluma

https://www.facebook.com/events/2367575463533968/

11:30-1:30pm - Families will enjoy live entertainment while waiting
for Santa & Mrs. Claus.  The Christmas couple are welcomed by costumed dancers from the Petaluma School of Ballet’s “Nutcracker.” Then Santa 
& Mrs. Claus make their way across the shopping center parking lot
where they are available for family photos in their special tent.
Be sure to bring your Christmas wish list!

Santa would love to spend all afternoon in Petaluma but he wants to
have time to hear from good boys & girls all over the world, so he will
have to be on his way to his next destination at 1:30pm.

Don’t’ let the fun stop there! Keep the festive mood flowing by making the short walk to historic downtown Petaluma for Shop Small special offers & activities.
River Plaza Petaluma

https://www.facebook.com/events/517294092387378/

Shop Small.  Not just for the things you love, but for the businesses
you love, for the community you call home & for the money that can
stay in the community when we all Shop Small.  Stop by Santa's Arrival for a chance to receive a trendy canvas bag supporting local shopping.

http://petalumadowntown.com/small-business-saturday-.html

11am-3pm. Dates: Nov., 30, Dec., 1, 7, 8, 14, 15 21.

Village Terrace - Montgomery Village
(707) 545-3844
http://www.mvshops.com

11am-6pm - Christmas Market,
5:30pm - Tree Lighting,
11am-3pm - Photos with Santa.
Snowman Contest, Food, Gifts & Strolling Minstrels.
http://www.lakeportmainstreet.com

Enjoy a self-guided Tour of dazzling decorated Homes & Businesses.
http://www.visitpetaluma.com

3pm - A Very Electric Christmas.

Follow the story of a young bird, named Max & his family, as they begin their journey south for the winter.  When Max gets blown off course & ends up at the North Pole......his adventure begins!
Dancing toy soldiers, caroling worms & performing poinsettias, light up the stage.
Audiences of all ages will treasure this magical & captivating tale of family, friendship & hope set to timeless holiday hits, including Nat King Cole, Mariah Carey & Tchaikovsky. Lightwire.

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
http://www.lutherburbankcenter.org

3pm - Dear John Love Renee
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center Annex
425 Morris St Sebastopol

(707) 823-1511

http://www.seb.org

Throughout the Villagae.

Montgomery Village
(707) 545-3844
http://www.mvshops.com

International Conference on Green Energy and Recycling warmly welcomes each one of the individuals and supporters from worldwide to attend during December 02-03, 2019 in Berlin, Germany which will emphasize on the theme ‘Green Energy: Brightening Up the Sustainable World’. This Congress will serve an excellent experience and opportunities to enhance one's career. This conference is focused on all the major fields of Green Energy & recycling. It provides a platform for researchers/scientists to share and globalize their research work while the participants from industry can promote their products thus felicitating dissemination of knowledge. We anticipate participants around the globe with thought provoking keynote lectures, oral and poster presentations.

https://www.fftfoodbank.org/dining-out-for-life

Windsor Town Green
http://www.people4parkswindsor.org

5-6:30pm

Village Terrace - Montgomery Village
(707) 545-3844
http://www.mvshops.com

Bid on magical trees decorated by local Businesses, shop at the Holiday Marketplace
& enjoy other Treats!

Hotel Petaluma
http://www.thefabulouswomen.com

It’s the 4th annual Cotati Shop and Stroll. Join us on Old Redwood Hwy between West Sierra and Page Streets. There will be carriage rides, Santa, passport prizes. All your favorite Cotati businesses will be there! Plus artisan vendors for your holiday shopping needs. Live music on the main stage on Charles Street. Beer, wine and mimosas offered by Cotati Chamber of Commerce. Food trucks and food booths too! It’s a good time for all. This event benefits Cotati Community Farmers' Market

The Healdsburg Chorus, a group of non-professional singers more than 70 strong, under the direction of Les Pfutzenreuter, present their holiday spectacular, “The Many Colors of Christmas.” Get into the holiday spirit at on one of three concerts Saturday November 30, at the Glaser Center, Santa Rosa and Saturday and Sunday December 7th and 8th at 3:00 pm at the Raven Theater Healdsburg. Admission is 15$, 5$ for children under 12 and students with I.D.

11am-12:30pm - For property owners considering energy efficiency,
construction hardening & solar upgrades.
Energy & Sustainability Office
Windsor Regional Library
9291 Old Redwood Hwy., Windsor

(707) 565-6470
http://www.sonomacounty.ca.gov/energy