11am-6pm - Artist made goods to fill the gallery.
Free & Open to the Public.

Healdsburg Center for the Arts
130 Plaza St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-1970
https://healdsburgcenterforthearts.org
 

12/12 - 4:30pm - Santa Rosa Children's Chorus.

12/14 - 1:30pm - Mongomery High School Chamber Singers.
Free Weekend Parking in Downtown SR Garages.

Corrick's
637 Fourt St., Santa Ros
(707) 546-2424
 

8pm - When the Soady clan reunites for the opening day of deer season
at the family’s Upper Peninsula camp, 35-year-old Ruby brings with her
the infamous reputation of being the oldest Soady in the history of the
Soady's never to bag a buck. In a hunting story to beat all hunting stories, Escanaba in da Moonlight spins a hilarious tale of humor, horror & heart
as she goes to any & all lengths to remove herself from the wrong end of
the record book.

Left Edge Studio Theatre - Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

Dizziness, imbalance, spinning vertigo, brain fog & ringing in
the ears are all signs of an inner ear disorder, which can be
debilitating.  Learn more at:
(800) 837-8428
http://www.vestibular.org
 

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

Friday, 12/13, 7:30pm,

Saturday, 12/14, 1:30pm & 6:30pm,
Sunday, 12/15, 11am & 3pm.

Evert B. Person Theatre, Sonoma State University
(707) 762-3972
http://www.petalumaschoolballet.com

Spend a delightful winter's day touring 5 Decorated Homes & Historic School in & around scenic Sebastopol.  Each location displays Holiday Spirit in its own unique way, showcasing collections & family traditions.  Artisan Boutique offers dozens of local Sonoma County Artists & Crafters.  Boutique is free.

Tour Tickets: $10-$45.  Proceeds benefit Scholarship Fund at
Pleasant Hill Christian School.
(707) 829-1729

http://www.sebastopolholidayhometour.com

Boutique Hours: Friday, 5-9pm; Saturday 10am-5pm; Sunday 10am-4pm.

Artisan Boutique & Ticket Sales at:

Pleasant Hill Christian School
1782 Pleasant Hill Rd., Sebastopol

They're in need of Jackets, Umbrellas, Personal Hygeine Products
& Gift Cards for Food & Gas.

The Living Room is Sonoma County's only Daytime
Shelter - exclusively serving Women & Children.
(707) 579-0138
1207 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa
http://www.thelivingroomsc.org

7th Annual Fundraising Auction benefitting Healdsburg Community
Nursery School.  This event makes it possible for us to continue offering
top-notch, affordable pre-school in our community with a focus on parental involvement as we have since 1965!

(707) 318-6699

https://hcnskids.afrogs.org/#/index

New Dancer Class for 14 years of age & up - graduates will be
Mainstream Square Dance Level & be able to dance at hoedowns. 
Intro class is $15/Per Person.  3 Saturdays a month 1:30-4pm.
Monroe Hall
1400 West College Ave., Santa Rosa

http://www.singlesandpairs.com

6:30pm - Shows: Dec., 13 & 14.

1:30pm - Matinees: Dec., 15 .

Forestville School
6321 Hwy., 116
 

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

6pm - All are invited.... "A Service of Hope & Healing."

St. Patrick's
9000 Sonoma Hwy.
(707) 833-4228
 

View all the festive Gingerbread Houses on display at the Historic Hotel Petaluma
http://www.hotelpetaluma.com

7:30pm - This frantically-funny comedy places an out-of-work actor
& his multiple guests, at the receiving end of an A-list Manhattan
restaurant’s reservation line.  Tickets: $18-$29.

12/Noon-4pm - Held on 3-Weekends:
Dec. 13-15 & Dec. 20-22.
Sonoma Depot Park Museum

270 First St., West, Sonoma

http://www.depotparkmuseum.org

7pm - "At the end of the Day."
Show: 12/12 & 12/13.

Tickets: $10/Per Person.

6975 Montecito Blvd., Santa Rosa

 

5pm/Happy Hour, 6-8pm - Music - Heartwood Crossing

Purchase wine by the galss/bottle.
Feel free to bring a folding chair, as seating is limited.
Food Truck - The Green Grocer.

Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com/

The longest running play in the history of British theater, Agatha Christie's Mousetrap embodies her signature plot twists & turns.  Including a house

full of strangers who are stranded in a blizzard & someone is murdered. Ultimately the mystery is solved & all is well with the world again.
Enjoy a Treat For the thrill of the Holidays.

Curtin Call Theater
20347 Hwy. 116, Monte Rio
(707) 524-8739
http://www.CurtinCallRussianRiver.com

http://www.sonoma.edu/music

Friday, 1-8pm, AND Saturday, 10am-8pm.

Shop Local, Unique, Vintage One-of-a-kind items.
4th Annual Gingerbread House Showcase & Competition.

205 Kentucky St., Petaluma
https://www.visitpetaluma.com/event/handmade-petaluma/2019-12-13/

Paintings, sculpture & mixed media art by local artists, 12 inches 
or smaller at affordable prices.  This free event is family friendly.

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

6:30-9:30pm - Free!  Stay in Your Car & View 9 Scenes from
the Birth of Christ, with live actors & live music.
840 Sonoma Ave., Santa Rosa

Meet Farmers, Vintners & Artisans, Shop for Handmade Gifts,
Source ingredients for your Holiday Meals.  Most stops are free.
Register to get a link to a map:
http://www.eventbrite.com

From now through Dec. 14, Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm.
Dec. 16-23 10am-8pm.

Dec. 24. 9am-5pm.

Montgomery Village
2416 Magowan Dr.
(next to Sonoma Outfitters)

http://www.mvshops.com

7:30pm - Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, this sequel from
2016 asks, "What about Mary?" The classic novel from 1813 ends with
everyone married except the plain, arrogant, piano-playing middle daughter. 
It's 2 years later & Darcy & Elizabeth are hosting the whole family at Pemberley
for Christmas.  Mary has become a more appealing woman, but appealing to whom? Surely not Darcy's bumbling cousin Arthur!  The playwrights concoct an Austen-like Christmas treat that stands alone, delighting audiences of all ages.

7pm - Over 200 trees decorated by groups in our community.
All trees light up.

McClelland Dr., Windsor

8-11pm - Bringing their "Tonk n' Roll."  This 3-piece band creates
an energetic blend of bluegrass & rock n'r oll that is guaranteed to
getting you on the dance floor!  Show is 21+, $5/Cover.

6:30pm - Analy High School Bands & Orchestra.

Analy High School Theater
6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol
(707) 824-2300
www.analyhighschool.org

FUNDRAISER NIGHTS: Dec. 14 & 21.

The Miller Light runs now through Jan. 1st.
Now through Wednesday, Jan. 1st.
Hours: Sun - Thur, 5-10pm
Fri, Sat & Christmas/New Year's Eve, 5-10pm

Snow approximately every 10 minutes from 5-10pm.

See Santa, get your faced painted & enjoy cookies, hot chocolate & fresh popcorn.

2235 Vallejoy St., Santa Rosa
https://www.themillerlights.com

5-8pm - Deck the halls with work from BI Art!  Meet the talented
BI Artists & shop for paintings, home decor, wearable art & more!

Fulton Crossing
1200 River Rd., Suite H
http://www.BecomingIndependent.org
 

Tickets: $12/Adults, $6/Students, Free/Kids under 10.
Black Box Theatre, Tauser Gymnasium 951
https://www.santarosa.edu
 

10am-4pm - Free Admission.
One-Stop Shopping - Over 20+ Vendors to choose from.
Raffle items donated by each vendor.  All proceeds go toward
Toys for Kids battling Cancer at UCSF in memory of "Holly Kettmann."

Bring Family & Friends for a FUN Day of Shopping.

Krug Event Center @ Dry Creek Inn
198 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg
 

6:30-9:30pm - EVERY SATURDAY  - (Happy Hour: 4- 7pm).
Playing favorites from Dizzy, Coltrane, Chick & Herbie Hancock -
Bennett Friedman Quartet.
Bennett Friedman on saxophone & Flute, Randy Vincent on guitar,
Jeff Denson on bass, Hamir Atwal- on drums
Spirit Bar & Fireside Lounge - Hotel Healdsburg
25 Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-2800
http://www.hotelhealdsburg.com

4-5:30pm -
Dec. 14 - Healdsburg Regional Library

Dec. 21 - Petaluma Regional Library

Dec 23 - Central Santa rosa Library.

6:30-8:30pm -
Dec/ 18 - Northwest Santa Rosa Library

http://www.sonomacounty.libcal.com

8pm - Experience the best parts of Nutcracker plus a festive array of
holiday-themed jazz, hip hop & contemporary ballet.  The show includes
excerpts from New World Ballet's very own "Sonoma County Nutcracker,"
as well as pieces set to timeless classics such as "What Christmas Means
to me", "Santa Baby", disco "Winter Wonderland" & much, much more!

905 Mendocino Ave Santa Rosa
(707) 536-9523

http://www.newworldballet.com

12/Noon-2pm - Meet Santa, Sip Hot Chocolate in the Historic Saloon.

Glen Ellen Stroll is concurrent w/ this event.

Jack London Saloon
13740 Arnold Dr.,
 

9am AND 10:30am - Come join Santa & his elves for a yummy breakfast
of eggs, sausage & pancakes!  Each child will have the opportunity to do
arts & crafts & will receive a gift from Mr. Claus befire they leave

Fee: $12/Per Person., Free/Kids 2 & under.

Cotati Room (next to Police Dept.)
(707) 665-4222
 

10:30am - All you boys & girls bring your Christmas list
to share with Santa!  Refreshments will be served.

Kenwood Fire Station

Corner of randolph Ave., & Sonoma Hwy.,

11am-4pm - Wednesdays-Sundays.  Free & Open to the Public.
The Hand Fan Museum
309 Healdsburg Ave.,
http://www.handfanmusuem.org

Children & their Adults will work together to assemble &
decoate Snoopy's Dog House out of gingerbread - complete
with marshmallow Snoopy on top.

Schulz Museum

2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 284-1272
http://www.schulzmuseum.org/classes-camps

9:30-10:45am - Begins Saturday, January 18

Members: $10; Non-Members, $15

Everyone is welcome to this gentle yoga class.  Bring your own mat.
No RSVP required.

Sebastopol Area Senior Center

http://www.sebastopolseniorcenter.org

9-11am - Dec., 14 & 21) 
Come have Breakfast or  just a pastry & coffee with Santa.
417 Healdsburg Ave.,
(707) 433-1913
http://www.costeaux.com

9am-3pm -  This year includes a Scandinavian Flair.
Local artists will showcase unique & bequtiful gifts and deorative
items.  Home-made baked goods will be for sale at the bakery
& a light Lunch will be available for purchase, along with coffee &
delicious Norwegian waffles.

617 W. 9th Street, Santa Rosa
(707) 953-2258

http://www.freyalodge.org

EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY.

Enjoy holiday with special treats.

Hotel Healdsburg
25 Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-2800
 

11:30am-4pm - Tour Mark West Creek.  Enjoy Music, Hot Cider
& Wreath Making & other holiday crafts.

Rancho Mark West
7125 St. Helena Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 544-7284

10am-4pm - Santa Claus flies in to the Pacific Coast Air Museum
on a helicopter to greet all the kids & listen to thei Christmas Wishes!
Pacific Coast Air Museum
One air Museum Way, Santa Rosa
(707) 575-7900
http://www.pacificcoastairmuseum.org

Holiday Choral Music : Dec. 14 & 15.

11am-3pm. Dates: Dec., 14, 15 21.

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

Join Vicki Barbolak &  Friends - featuring Betsy Slkind, Actress,
Comedian, Writer & Former Drumer for the PhenoBarbiDolls,
Comedian Phil Griffiths & Lou Brockman on the Piano

(Vicki is a top 10 finalist on America's Got Talent) & has come
together to raise highly needed funds ro the Bodega Bay Fire
Proctection District.

https://vickibarbolak2019.bpt.me/

Northern California’s premier cannabis destination, while advancing
the concept of sustainable, outdoor farming. Its reputation is firmly
solidified as the largest, most-respected, organic, outdoor, cannabis competition in the world.

As a group, The Emerald Cup prides itself in bringing together experts
& educators in the cannabis field to our fellow farmers, patients &
patrons each year.  A community celebration that has grown to become a global movement honoring the year’s finest, organic, sun-grown,
cannabis harvest.

Music, Speakers, Vendors & more!  21+

Sonoma County Fairgrounds
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
http://www.theemeraldcup.com

Cinderella is very busy with the demands of her stepmother stepsisters,
when an invitation arrives for the prince’s ball.   Cinderella is forbidden
to go until all her chores are finished. Things seem very grim for Cinderella
until her 2 small mice friends tell her about—the Christmas Fairy!
Can Cinderella outwit her nasty stepmother & win the prince’s love? 
A pinch of Christmas magic lights up this new take on an old favorite.

?Suggested audience 3 years & older. 

Tickets:   $12/Adults, $7/Students/Children.

Show Dates:   Saturdays - Dec.,  14 at both 2pm AND 7:30pm

Sundays - Dec., 15 at 2pm

Please arrive early.
Cloverdale Performing Arts Center

209 N Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale
https://www.cloverdaleperformingarts.com

6pm - Rain or Shine.  A parade of lighted Cars, Tractors, Big Rigs,
Hay Trucks, Riding Lawn Movers, Bicycles & more.  Fun for the whole family!

Held on Main St., Penngrove

A Santa Rosa Christmas tradtion that is better than ever with vocalists
Clairdee & Ned Rifken, plus the Santa Rosa Symphonic Chorus &
Roustabout Theater.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
http://www.lutherburbankcenter.org

5-7pm - HOLIGAYS ARE HERE.
Together with special guests & live musicians, more than 150 men
of the Chorus will sing & dance their way into your hearts with some
zany holiday antics, traditional carols & new surprises.

Benefits Face 2 Face, AIDS services of Sonoma County.
Make it your Holiday tradition!

Green Music Center
1801 E. Cotati, Rohnert Park
http://www.gmc.sonoma.edu
 

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

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 - Please join us  as the Sonoma County Library kicks off its
celebration of the Women's Suffrage Centennial with a presentation
by Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner, editor of The Women's Suffrage
Movement - an inter-sectionalanthology of works by the known
& unknown women that shaped and established the suffrage movement,
with a foreword by Gloria Steinem (Penguin Random House 2019).
Author will be available to sell & sign books after the event.

21 E. St., Santa Rosa
(707) 308-3212
http://www.sonomalibrary.org

The Healdsburg Museum & Historical Society will create a commermorative
Brick Walkway to encourage community to engage the community in our
local history.  Bricks available in 4 inches by 8 inches, which include up
to 3 lines of type - $200 or 6 lines of type for $350.

221 Matheson St.
(707) 431-3325
http://www.healdsburgmuseum.org

Become a Nature Buddy to School Children
Volunteer to Teach the Learning Laguna Program
Monday, Jan., 27, 2020, 10am–12/Noon
Monday, Feb., 10, 2020, 10am–12/Noon
Thursday, Feb., 27, 2020,  3–5pm

FREE.  Each orientation will be the same so choose the date &
time that works for you then register to attend.
The ~60 hour training course begins March 16, 2020.

(707) 527-9277 x102
http://www.lagunafoundation.org

The Sonoma Coast has incredible power to restore the spirit & this
hand-cut labyrinth adds a place of remembering, a place to connect.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

500 Robinson Rd., Sebastopol
(707) 823-3281 
http://www.ststephenssebastopol.org

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

10am - Designed especially for children ages 1–5 & their caregivers.
Features stories, arts & crafts activities & movement games inspired by changing
themes every Monday through February 24.

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

Santa will be walking around the Farmers' Market handing out candy
canes & saying, 'hi' the chidlren.

Dec. 17 - 12/Noon-1:30pm - Petaluma Eastside
320 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
Dec. 21 -11am-12:30pm - Santa Rosa Community Farmers' Market
1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa
http://www.communityfarmersmarkets.com

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

Dec. 18th, 6am - Dec. 19th 10am

Runs for 28 hours raising money for people in need.
Village Court - Montgomery Village
(707) 545-3844
http://www.mvshops.com

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

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

7:30pm - Salsa & Latin Jazz Band.
Their energy on stage, rich sound & musical precision
will leave you audiences mesmorized until the last note is played!

Tickets start at: $25/Per Person.

Weill Hall, SSU
1801 E Cotati Ave, Rohnert Park
(707) 664-4246
https://gmc.sonoma.edu

6:30-9:30pm - EVERY SATURDAY  - (Happy Hour: 4- 7pm).
Music of Herbie Hancock - Anne Sajdera Trio
Anne Sajdera on piano, Deszon Claiborne on drums, bass TBA
Spirit Bar & Fireside Lounge - Hotel Healdsburg
25 Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-2800
http://www.hotelhealdsburg.com

6pm/Doors Open, 7pm/Show. 21+. Tickets: $20/Per Person.
Featuring surprise guest comedians,.
Laugh your Bingo Off (the love child of stand-up comedy & bingo)

Flamingo Resort

2777 4th St., Santa Rosa
http://www.crushofcomedy.com/december-21.html

10am-12/Noon - A Solstice Saunter

Celebrate the shortest day of the year with Quarryhill Docent &
Certified CA Naturalist Carolyn Greene, as she leads a walk through
the garden to reveal the plentiful & colorful plants bejeweled with
wintertime fruits, wildlife, distinctive bark coverings & the abundant
berries & seeds.  Walking distance is about 1.5 miles, with some
elevation gain, on rocky uneven paths.  Wear good walking shoes
& bring lunch to enjoy after the walk (dessert & hot drinks provided). 
Binoculars optional. Rain cancels.

Price: $15/Members, $20/Non-Members. To sign-up, visit:

http://www.quarryhillbg.org/2019barkberriesandbirds.html  

2-3:30pm - Favorite classics from "The Great American Christmas Songbook"
performed live by 2 vocalists backed by a 4-piece jazz combo
under a soaring acoustic dome inspired by Spanish & Moorish
architecture.  Songs frequently heard recorded, rarely performed live,
educational for younger listeners, enjoyable for all ages, family-friendly,
musical relaxation on the Sunday afternoon before Christmas.
White Christmas, Deck the Halls, I'll Be Home for Christmas, Winter
Wonderland, Silver Bells, Let It Snow & many more.
Plus a vintage 1916 pipe organ.

The Dome

500 North Main St., Sebastopol

(707) 793-7835

4:30pm - Mega-Nine-Foot Menorah, Spectacular Fire Juggling,
Latkes, Donuts & Chocolate 'gelt' Chanukah Craft, Music, Raffle,
Special Chanukah Giveaway for first 50 kids.

100 Petaluma Blvd., N. Water Street Promenade, Petaluma
(707) 559-8585
http://www.jewishpetaluma.com

3-5pm - Come join the Santa Rosa Symphony League in song,
celebrating one of Sonoma County's oldest family traditions.  Now in
its 39th year, Conductor Dan Earl will once again lead the audience,
on-stage chorus & the Santa Rosa Chamber Orchestra in the
longest-running sing-along Messiah in the U. S.

Tickets: $25/General, $20/Seniors & SR Symphony League Members
$15/Students & groups of 10 or more.

Purchase tickets at Stanroy Music Center in Santa Rosa; on the SR
Symphony League's website & at the door.
Jackson Theater, Sonoma Country Day School
4400 Day School Place, Santa Rosa
http://www.srsymphonyleague.org

4-6pm.
Village Court - Montgomery Villageg
(707) 545-3844
http://www.mvshops.com

Trees must be cut in half & unflocked.

Drop-off available at Sonoma County Fairgrounds from Dec. 26-Jan 10.
Drop-off availabvle at Sonoma County Transfer Stations from Dec. 26-Jan 17.
Curbside collection available from Dec. 30 - Jan. 10.

http://www.Recology.com/RSMschedules

8am-5pm - Daily

Whole trees may be taken to
1350 Bennett Valley Rd.

ENTER AT THE JOCKEY CLUB
Flocked Trees will not be accepted.

All transfer stations will accept up to 2 unflocked trees at no cost.
 

Residential customers may place their tree on the curb the
night before their regular collection day during this period.

http://www.recology.com/RSMschedules

6:30-9:30pm - EVERY SATURDAY  - (Happy Hour: 4- 7pm).
Gypsy Jazz with the Gypsy Trio
Ian Scherer guitar, Rick Fulkerson guitar, Trevor Kinsel bass
Spirit Bar & Fireside Lounge - Hotel Healdsburg
25 Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-2800
http://www.hotelhealdsburg.com

After 35+ years of stand-up comedy, Larry "Bubbles" Brown is
recording his 1st (& probably last) album ever!  Tickets - $10/Presale,
$15/Door (Cash Only), $30/VIP** Doors - 6:30pm Show - 8pm**Dinner & Show VIP Tickets - Early Entry (6pm), Includes "BBQ Buffet" (BBQ Chicken, Ribs,
Salads & More).
A night of laughs to be remembered forever!

Sally Tomatoes
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/larry-bubbles-brown-album-recording-tickets-85568482635?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listing

6-9pm - Celebrate an early-evening NEW YEARS EVE Bash!

Dress up in your sparkling holiday attire. (Don't forget to bring a fancy
jacket - it may be chilly). Dancing & live music by The Shakers.
Appetizers. Wines available for purchase by the glass or bottle. 
Complimentary Toast of our sparkling wine at 9pm Midnight in NYC.

 Space is Limited -  Tickets: $20 sold on a first come/first serve basis.

Karah Estate Vine

(415) 250-7994

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-years-eve-party-at-karah-estate-vineyard-sonoma-county-6-9-pm-new-york-style-tickets-84453064389

2-3:30pm - Topic: How Music Makes Me a Better Neuroscientist

Open to anyone who enjoys TED talks, lively discussions & big ideas!

Members: Free; Non-Members, $5

Winter Sessions start now.  Enroll now.

Theater Classes for all ages, all levels.

6th Street Players
52 W 6th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 523-4185
https://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com
 

January 3-5, 2020, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, 1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa. Hours are 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. For more info, visit www.gemfaire.com or call (503) 252-8300 or email: info@gemfaire.com.

A night of Bay Area Street Artists, Muralists, Musicians & Performing
Artists collaborate at the Cornerstone Sonoma Sunset Gardens + Marketplace.  The main activity is hosted at Palooza Beer Garden & Eatery and the
night comes to life every First Friday of the Month 2019 & 2020.

Artistry in Wood – Maker’s Tour with Larry Stroud

7pm/Doors Open, 8pm/Show - The 27th edition.

3pm - Same Progrram from the postponed October 27, 2019 Concert with Music from Harry Potter, Beauty & the Beast
& more, conducted by Francesco Lecce-Chong & featuring
the Santa Rosa Children's Choral Academey.  Also free photo booth & instrument petting zoo.

Weill Hall, Green Music Center
1801 E Cotati Ave, Rohnoert Park
(707) 664-4246
https://gmc.sonoma.edu

2:30-4pm - 3 Fridays, January 10, 17, 24

Members: $8/class; Non-Members, $10/class

Registration required, call: (707) 829-2440

January 10: Intro to Cannabis & Psychology;
January 17: What's the Deal with CBD?;
January 24: Cannabis for Sleep, Pain, Stress, Appetite.

The Buddy Holly Story.  The heartbreaking true story of a
trailblazing rock n' roll star!

6th Street Playhouse - G.K. Hardt Theatre
52 W 6th St, Santa Rosa
(707) 523-4185

https://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com

Experience an illuminating Art Walk during the Season of Lights.
This Festival creates stunning Artwork as Light Displays are projected
onto a variety of buildings throughout Downtown Napa.
Original art works will light up the night sky for 1-week in this unique display.

https://donapa.com/event/napa-lighted-art-festival-2020/?utm_source=Referral&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ASTRA_REF_Oct19_culinary_crawl&utm_content=lighted_art_fest

1st Seating - 5:30pm

2nd Seating - 7pm

CRAB, SALAD, GARLIC BREAD & PASTA
Refreshments & Desserts available for purchase.
Tickets: $50/Adults, $25/Kids 6-12, Free/Kids under 6.

Proceeds benefit Masonic Ceneter, Sebastopol
Tickets also available: Dennnis (707) 321-9479

Mason Center (across from Safeway.
373 N. Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 829-9732
https://sebastopolcrabfeed.bpt.me/
 

9am 4pm (1-hour lunch break)

Students will all work through a landscape painting together,
with step-by-step instruction.  Learn the steps to take in order to move throughout a painting & create a finished piece.  Students can choose to
work from their own photograph or pick from a photo reference provided.
The workshop will start with a 1-hour demonstration, followed by
individualized attention.  After lunch, a mid-point critique will help
students jump back in to their piece, leaving the rest of the afternoon
to paint.  Registration: $198.

Healdsburg Community Center
1557 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg
(707) 431-1970
http://www.HealdsburgCenterfortheArts.org
 

6:30-8pm - For property owners considering energy efficiency,
construction hardening & solar upgrades.
Rohnert Park Regional Library
6250 Lynne Conde Way

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

11am-4pm - Each Day.

The perfect winter escape - taste current vintages, multiple varietals
grown in Sonoma County & even try a few verticals!

All participating wineries will highlight a Vintage, Varietal or Vertical
Tasting for the weekend.n Ticket price includes Wine Tasting at all of
the participating Wineries for the weekend.
Not all Wineries provide Food.  Please be sure to read the DETAILED
Program to see what each Winery will offer for the weekend.

Winter WINEland does not take place at 1 location, you travel
from winery to winery, visiting the ones you are interested in exploring.

All Wine Road Events are for ADULTS ONLY.  No One under the age of
21 is allowed to attend
Winter WINEland – including no babies or children of any age.

https://www.wineroad.com/events/winter-wineland/

9:15-10:30am - Q & A with the Winemakers.
Join Winemakers for a casual morning of Q & A along with a Breakfast
before heading out to Winter WINEland.  This is an open forum for guests
to meet & chat with Winemakers in a casual Breakfast setting with Q & A.
This is not a Wine Tasting experience, simply Breakfast & conversation.
https://www.wineroad.com/events/winter-wineland/

5pm/.DOORS OPEN - NO-HOST COCKTAILS.
6pm/DINNER SEATING.

PETALUMA PETE WILL PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC.

Hosted by The PETALUMA 7-11 CLUB

COST: $50/Per Person.  MENU: FRESH CRACKED CRAB, PASTA WITH
SPECIAL ITALIAN SAUCE , SALAD, FRENCH BREAD & THREE TWINS ICECREAM.

MONEY RAISED FROM THIS CRAB FEED WILL GO TO SUPPORT
THEIR FINANCIAL NEEDS.  THE LIONS PRIMARY MISSION IS TO SERVE
THE COMMUNITY.   OUR MAJOR SERVICE ACTIVITY IS TO HELP THOSE
WITH SIGHT & HEARING PROBLEMS IN PETALUMA & THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD.  WE ARE IN 160 COUNTRIES PROVIDING HELP WHERE NEEDED.

PETALUMA VETERANS BUILDING
1094 PETALUMA BLVD. SOUTH,  PETALUMA.

(707) 763-0564  OR  (707) 479-8712

Saturday, Jan., 18 AND Sunday, Jan. 19.
1pm - Sock Hop & Sing-A-Long,
2:30pm - Sing-A-Long Only

Dream of being Danny, Sandra D, or Rizzo?
Join Danny & Sandy & the rest of the Pink Ladies & T-Birds for
the Grease - Sing-a-long & Sock Hop.
Sock Hop includes sing-a-long plus a 50's Style Meal, Swing Dancing,
Bubble Gum Blowing Contest, Limbo, Costume Contest & Hula Hoops
Contest.  Or join us for only the sing-a-long.

Monro Stage - 6th Street Playhouse
2 W 6th St, Santa Rosa
(707)  523-4185
https://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com

5-9pm - Treat yourself to a delicious Crab Dinner while supporting the
North Bay's strongest resource for adults with developmental disabilities
with; Becoming Independent!  Tickets: $60/Per Person.

Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Bldg.,
1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 524-6765

http://www.Becomingindependent.org

A 10-day extravaganza of events dedicated to our favorite crustacean,
Mr. Crabby!  Shrug off those winter blues & indulge in fine seafood,
wine, beer & more at family-style crab & cioppino feeds, gourmet
crab-themed dinners, crab & wine pairings, whale watching & crab
fishing adventures, a Wine Competition showcasing our sparkling
liquid assets & the ever popular Crab Cake Cook-off that highlights
the talents of our county’s chefs.
https://www.avwines.com/calendar?mc_cid=5db3fc6a5e&mc_eid=c294ded64d

Imagine if you did something horrible today, but you didn’t think it was horrible.”

From the safety of their suburban stretch circle, a girls’ indoor soccer team navigates big questions and wages tiny battles with all the passion – & - ruthlessness – of a pack of adolescent warriors.

Admission: $28/Adults, $25/Senior 65+, $5/Student w ID

Thurs Value Night: Adults & Seniors 2 for 1.

Dates & Times: Jan 24 8pm (Opening Night Bubbly) | Jan 25 8pm | Jan 26 2pm | Jan 30 8pm(Value Night) | Jan 31 8pm | Feb 1 8pm | Feb 2 2pm | Feb 7 8pm | Feb 8 8pm | Feb 9 2pm

Opening Night Bubbly & Sunday Post-Show Discussions: 
Join us for opening night of any production and stay afterward for
a celebratory toast to the cast and crew! Immediately following all Sunday matinees, members of the cast & crew will return to the stage
to answer your questions.

Tickets also available after 12/15/19 (cash/check only) at Copperfield's
in Healdsburg & Santa Rosa.

https://raventheater.org

5:30pm/Cocktails, 6:30pm/Dinner

Tickets: $55/Per Person.  There will be a silent & live auction.

All proceeds directly benefit all of the students at Dunham
School & Dunham Charter School.
The Dunham School PTO provides enrichment programs, including
Drama, Gardening, Music & Art to all of their students, TK/Kindergarten
through 6^th grade.

Hermann Sons Hall
860 Western Ave., Petaluma

(707) 795-5050
http://www.dunhamsd.org

Explore Comics, Graphic Novels & Fandoms a this Free Event for Youth & Families.
http://www.lumacon.net

5pm/Cocktails, 6:30pm/Dinner Crab & Pasta
Sutdent Cake Auction, Silent Auction & Raffle.
Adults ONLY event - No Outside Beverages.

$55/Advance, $65/After 12/31/19

$650/Table Sponsorship (includes Business Promotion & 8 Tickets).
Proceeds support 24 Sports Programs at Rancho Cotate High School.
https://bit.ly/35vaoXH

 

https://www.visitbodegabayca.com

3pm (Instrument Petting Zoo at 2pm) - An engaging, interactive
program that also includes Camille Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals. Roustabout Theater joins the orchestra & conductor Bobby Rogers for
the second in the Symphony's 2019-2020 Family Series.  Pre-concert
fun begins at 2pm with a FREE Instrument Petting Zoo. Ideal for introducing
small children to classical music, this affordable concert ($20/Adult, $10/Child) makes for a memorable afternoon outing for families.

Weill Hall, Green Music Center
(707) 546-8742
http://www.srsymphony.org

GIANCARLO GUERRERO, MUSIC DIRECTOR, BOMSORI KIM, VIOLIN

Tickets: Starting at $50.
With a long and distinguished history, the NFM Wroclaw Philharmonic has positioned itself at the heart of the Polish music scene.  Led by music director & conductor Giancarlo Guerrero, they are joined on stage by acclaimed violinist Bomsori Kim, who is regarded as one of today’s most vibrant & exciting violinists.

(707) 664-4246
http://www.gmc.sonoma.edu

6-10pm.

Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave., @ Stony Point, Santa Rosa
http://pawsforlove.info/

5pm/Reception & Silent Auction,
7pm/Dinner & Live Auction,
After Party to follow.

(707) 938-8544 x10
http://www.bgcsonom.aorg/sweetheart

Tickets: $65/Per Person.

VIP Tables: $750/Groups of 8.
Kenwood Firefighters Association

6:30pm - Golden Dragon Acrobats returns, combining award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes, ancient & contemporary music & theatrical techniques to present a show of breathtaking skill & spellbinding beauty representing the best of a time honored tradition that began more than 25 centuries ago.

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

All-you-can-eat crab, dancing  silent & live auctions & a no host bar.

5:30-8pm - Come dance the nigt away to fun musicm make arts &
crafts & enjoy light refreshments.
Dress up in your fanciest dress or suit & create wonderful memories
that will last.

Fee: $30/Couple + $10 each additional childe (max 2 kids per chaperone.

Cotati Room
216 East School St.
Behind City Hall
 

Come celebrate our famed Alsace-style varietals like Gewürztraminer,
Pinot Gris & Riesling, in addition to our award-winning Chardonnay
grapes that make the sparkling wines from this region truly shine.
Join us for the Grand Tasting on Saturday & Open Houses on Sunday.

Anderson Valley – Mendocino County Fairgrounds &
Various Tasting Rooms throughout the valley.

https://www.avwines.com/winter-white-wine-festival

Symphony POPS Series - Laura Dickinson, Vocalist
Celebrating the world's most famous spy - "Bond.... James Bond" -

plus tributes to other spies & detectives from around the world!

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

3pm - Cinderella - Bullied by her 2 mean step sisters, Cinders’ future looks bleak until her Fairy Godmother casts a spell & sends her to a royal ball, where she connects with the Prince. How will he ever find Cinders when she flees at midnight, leaving behind only a single glass slipper? The Panto Company brings the classic tale to life on stage with original modern songs, more hilarity than you can imagine, and of course a happy ending.

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

9am-1pm.

Cotati Room, 216 Est School St.
(Behind City Hall)

(707) 795-5508
http://www.cotati.org

6:30pm - Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical.

Whatever you do, don’t let The Pigeon star in his own musical production! Because it’s not easy being The Pigeon– you never get to do ANYTHING!  But when the Bus Driver has a crisis that threatens to make her passengers (gasp!) late, maybe that wily bird CAN do something.  Starring an innovative mix of actors, puppets, songs & feathers, Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus! (The Musical) is sure to get everyone’s wings flapping. 

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

Windsor Farmers Market officially opens for the Season.

Sundays, April 7th to Dec 8th, 10am- 1pm
Thursdays, May 30th to Sept 5th (excludes July 4th), 5-8pm

Windsor Town Green
https://windsorfarmersmarket.com

6:30pm/Pre-Concert Talk, 7:30/Show.
A JOURNEY THROUGH HINDI CINEMA LIVE
Tickets: Starting at $25.

The vibrancy, emotion & heart-pounding beat of Hindi cinema comes to the stage with Bollywood Boulevard.  Dance, live music, storytelling & stunning visuals join together to create a non-stop journey though over 100 years of Bollywood. Moving from the era of black & while films to today, the music, costumes, choreography & artwork reflect the essence of each time period.
(707) 664-4246
http://www.gmc.sonoma.edu

701 McClelland Dr., Windsor

Featuring Wine Country at peak springtime perfection. 
Passport weekend includes Food & Wine Pairings, New Releases,
Meet & Talk w/ Winemakers, Vineyard Tours, Views & so much more!

https://www.drycreekvalley.org/events/passport-dry-creek-valley/

Symphony POPS Series - Starring Craig A. Meyer, Paino & Vocalist.
Celebrate decades of chart-topping hits & brings to life his amazin music.

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(7070  546-3600
http://www.lutherburbankcenter.org

6:30pm - Dog Man: The Musical

Best buds George & Harold have been creating comics for years, but now that they’re in 5th grade, they figure it’s time to level up & write a musical based on their favorite character, Dog Man, the crime-biting sensation who is part dog, part man & ALL HERO!!

How hard could it be? With the head of a dog & the body of a policeman, Dog Man loves to fight crime & chew on the furniture. But while trying his best to be a good boy, can he save the city from Flippy the cyborg fish & his army of Beasty Buildings? Can he catch Petey, the world’s most evil cat, who has cloned himself to exact revenge on the doggy do-gooder? And will George & Harold finish their show before lunchtime?? Find out in this epic musical adventure featuring the hilarity & heart of Dav Pilkey’s beloved characters.

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

Set sail with 4 Dry Creek Valley wineries, (Comstock Wines, Seghesio Family Vineyards, Sbragia Family Vineyards & Trattore Farms) on an Oceania Cruises across the Mediterranean Sea. Guests aboard the cruise will have the opportunity to learn about art & history, enjoy award-winning Dry Creek Valley wines & delight in the finest cuisine on the sea by legendary Chef Jacques Pépin.
Wine experiences for all guests include a welcome reception, 2 wine pairing dinners in the ship’s main dining room,  4 tastings led by Dry Creek Valley winemakers and a Dry Creek Valley grand tasting event.

“Passport to the Mediterranean” 10-night wine cruise aboard the Oceania Riviera from Venice to Barcelona,  with stops in Venice, Montenegro, Croatia, Greece, Italy’s famed Amalfi Coast, Rome, Monte Carlo, Saint Tropez and Toulon in France & Barcelona.
http://www.drycreekvalley.org/events/passport-to-the-mediterranean