Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, March 27th
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, July 13th
Led by Broadway Under the Stars cast & crewmembers, helps kids
8-12 build confidence, thaink creatively & gain a sense of well-being
in a non-competitive & nurturing environment.
Registration is now open for this summer's theater camp, which
culminates in an opportunity to perform on stage with the cast of
Broadway Under the Stars in Jack London State Historic Park for
2 evening performances
CAMP runs July 20-24. Cost: $450.
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, February 24th
For age requirements & school contact infoamtion:
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, May 18th
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
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sat, March 7th
When Dylan Day was 3 years old he was diagnosed with Leukemia.
Thanks to Doctors & the research of cancer organizations like the
Leukemia Lymphoma Society he is now a healthy 17 yr old Senior
at Santa Rosa High School & in effort to further the research he is taking part
in their Students of the Year Program.
Through March 7th he will be raising money to fund research, so that cancer,
like his, will cease to exist.
All contributions to his campaign are tax deductible & benefit the
Leukemia Lymphoma Society.
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, February 24th
Poll Workers must be citizens who are registered to vote in California,
legal permanent residents, or High School Students aged 16 years or
older with a minimum GPA of 2.5 & permission from both their
Parent(s) & School Principal. Experience is not necessary & training
will be provided.
435 Fosca; Dr., Santa Rpsa
(707) 565-6800
http://www.sonomacounty.ca.gov/vote
Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, March 27th
Providing bikes free of charge to families affected by fires.
The Hub Cyclery
7880 Old Redwood Hwy., Cotati
(707) 795-6670
http://www.thehubcyclery.com
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, March 30th
Monday-Sunday, 10am-5pm - Offerings include succulents,
deer-resistant & drought-tolerant plants. Suggested Donations: $1-$7.
Vallejo Home
363 3rd St., Sonoma
(707) 938-9558
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sat, February 29th
The Sonoma County Library is proud to celebrate BLACK HISTORY MONTH
by offering a variety of events & curating displays & resources for
residents of Sonoma County.
Enjoy as we pay tribute by celebrating & learning about the generations
of African Americans who have influenced and enriched our nation
& society.
https://sonomalibrary.org
Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, February 28th
Get connected, increase visibility & gain credibility.
Partnering with businesses for over 60 years!
(707) 795-5508
http://www.cotati.org
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sun, March 1st
Show runs through March 1.
Spreckels Performing Arts Center
5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park
(707) 588-3400
http://www.spreckelsonline.com
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, March 2nd
You get to:
Work with Kids. Be Active. Have FUN! And paid to PLAY!
PARKS MAKE LIFE BETTER!!
City of Cotati
(707) 665-4222
http://www.cotaticity.org
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sun, March 1st
Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, March 27th
Exhibition & Competition through 3/27.
AWARDS Reception: 3/8, 3-5pm.
Cash prizes & art gift certificates will be prestented
by Mayor Tom Schwedhelm.
Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 543-3737
http://www.srcity.org/arts
Fri, February 21st
thru
Mon, March 30th
Help deliver mutrious & fresh meals to homebound seniors in
your neighborhood. Volunteers needed from 10am-12/Noon,
Monday - Friday. Choose a day(s) that works for you.
(707) 525-0143 x121
http://www.counsilonaging.com
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sat, February 29th
5 Minutes for a Better CommunityIn as little as 5 minutes, you can play an important role in creating a better community for our future. Because we
work for you, we care about how you feel & want to know how we are doing.
We actively use feedback to constantly improve our service delivery. By
taking this survey, you are providing valuable input, making your voice
heard & are helping shape the future of the City of Rohnert Park.
Thank you for your input; we value & appreciate your time. City of Rohnert Park Community Surveyhttp://City of Rohnert Park Community Survey
Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, February 28th
At Ceres, we mentor Teen Chefs to grow & cook organic healing meals
for our neighbors who face a serious illness like cancer or heart disease.
Our healthy meals keep our clients from being malnourished, reduce
the time it takes to recover & let them know we care.
(707) 829-5833
Fri, February 21st
thru
Fri, February 28th
Deadline for submissions: February 28, 2020
Presented by Healdsburg Center for the Arts
Figure It Out Exhibition runs April 4 – May 17, 2020
Opening Reception: April 4, 2020, 5-7pm.
A figurative show which features the many aspects that figures can
demonstrate beauty, awareness, our changing world, problem solving,
the puzzling universe, etc. HCA invites artists far & wide to submit work
in all media including, but not limited to: painting, draw-ing, multi-media, sculpture, photography, printmaking, art glass, ceramics, fiber art, video. Digital & video artists must supply their own displays. Only original works
will be accepted. No giclees or limited edition prints.
Submit Entries: http://www.Entrythingy.com
Healdsburg Center for the Arts
130 Plaza St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-1970
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sun, March 8th
Show runs through March 8, 2020.
Sonoma State Univeristy
1801 East Cotati Ave, Rohnert Park
(707) 664-2295
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sun, September 13th
From Suffrage to #MeToo
Fri, February 21st
thru
Sun, March 8th
Named for the 1969 music festival, Woodstock may be the
smallest Peanuts character, but he has a huge presence.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sat, February 22nd
thru
Sun, March 22nd
..... of girls & women features gloves, jerseys, trophies & more by
the Sonoma Valley Historical Society.
1-4pm - Saturdays & Sundays only. Special group tours by appointment.
Depot Park Museum
1 Block North of Plaza
(707) 343-1335
Sun, February 23rd
thru
Sun, November 29th
9-11:59pm - EVERY SUNDAY.
EPICENTER - VICTORY HOUSE
3215 Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa
(707) 579-9041
https://visitepicenter.com/calendar/karaoke-3/
Today
thru
Mon, February 24th
6-9pm - Ian Scherer &Trevor Kinsel Duo
guitar & acoustic bass
Dry Creek Kitchen @ Hotel Healdsburg
317 Healdsburg Ave.,
Today
thru
Mon, March 30th
For grades 3-6. Free to attend.
Petaluma Police Dept.
(707) 781-1289
http://www.cityofpetaluma.net,jrow@ci-petaluma.ca.us
Today
thru
Mon, February 24th
10am-12/Noon - Designed especially for children ages 1–5 & their
caregivers. Features stories, arts & crafts activities, & movement games
inspired by changing themes. Cost: $5/per child/free for up to 2
Adults before 11am. Regular museum admission prices apply
after 11am. Free for members.
https://schulzmuseum.org/museum-mondays
Today
thru
Mon, March 30th
The more words a baby hears, the more it boosts language skills.
Your baby is listening & learning!
Make reading together the most special part of your day. Your baby will feel warm & connected to you. More at:
http://www.firstfiveCalifornia.com
Today
thru
Mon, March 30th
7-9pm - EVERY MONDAY.
Open to all ages & it is free! Awesome prizes for the winners!
EPICENTER - Victory House
(707) 757-9041
http://ww.visitepicenter.com
Today
thru
Mon, May 4th
WaterSmart Technicians will review your water efficiencty,
check for leaks & make recommendation to help you save.
(707) 543-3985
Today
thru
Fri, March 13th
DO NOT DISPOSE OF NEEDLES , SYRINGES, or LANCETS in
GARBAGE, RECYCLING, or COMPOST BINS.
They are EXTREMELY DANGEROUS to Sanitation Workers & must
be disposed of properly.
DROP OFF Syrings, Needles & Lancets at:
Sonoma County's Household Hazardous Waste Facility
500 Meecham Rd., Petaluma Building 5
Thursday-Sturday - 2:30am-2:30pm
(707) 795-2025
http://www.zerowastesonoma.gov/materials/sharps-syringes-needles
Today
thru
Mon, February 24th
7pm - Star of TV's LASSIE. Along w/ Jan Wahl.
Film Presentation, On Stage Interview, Audience Q&A, Autographs.
Tickets: $15/Per Person.
Sebastiani Theatre
476 1st St., E., Sonoma
http://www.sebastianitheatre.com
Tue, February 25th
6-9pm - Greg Hester & Jim Passarell
piano & acoustic bass.
Dry Creek Kitchen @ Hotel Healdsburg
317 Healdsburg Ave.,
Tue, February 25th
thru
Sun, March 15th
Tue, February 25th
thru
Wed, December 16th
10am-1:30pm - EVERY TUESDAY - YEAR ROUND.
Lucchesi Park - Peetaluma Community Center
320 N. McDowell Blvd.,
http://www.CommunityFarmersMarkets.com
Tue, February 25th
5:30pm - Music by The King Street Giants.
Tickets: $28/Adults, $17/Under 21, Free/Kids 12 & under.
Lagunitas Beer Sanctuary
1280 North McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
http://www.petalumamusicfestival.org
Wed, February 26th
thru
Wed, March 25th
7pm - WEDNESDAYS
Join us for fun & exercise.
Sebastopol Grange
6000 Sebastopol Ave., Hwy. 12, Sebastopol
http://www.sebastopolgrange.org
Wed, February 26th
thru
Wed, March 4th
6-7:30pm - Wednesday Nights
Santa Rosa Moose Lodge #458
3559 Airway Dr., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-0637
https://www.santarosamoose.org
Thu, February 27th
thru
Sun, March 8th
Based on the classic novel which inspired the 1955 movie starring
Fred Astaire—a beloved tale in the spirit of Jane Austen, the Brontë
Sisters & “Downton Abbey”—this heartwarming Cinderella story about
a witty & winsome young woman & her mysterious benefactor has
charmed audiences of all ages from L.A. to London.
The Rotary Stage in Andrews Hall - Sonoma Community Center
Thu, February 27th
6:30pm/Doors, Dinner,
8pm/Show - HEADLINER: Eric Blake.
Epicenter - Victory House
3215 Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa
(707) 757-9041
http://www.visitepicenter.com
Thu, February 27th
thru
Sun, March 1st
Feb., 27, 28, 29 - 7:30pm AND March 1, 2pm.
Thee 15 original 10-miute plays written on the them of "LOVE"
were selected from hundeds of nationwide submissions.
Each performance will feature 7 or 8 plays. Attend 2
performances to see all 15!
15 Original Plays about LOVE!
4 Days of Live Theatre!
1 Romantic Weekend of short Play Magic!
Admission: $25/Per Performance, $40/2-Day Festival Pass,
$65/4-Day Festival Pass
Raven Performing Arts Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
http://www.RavenPlayers.org
Thu, February 27th
Held throughout Sonoma County.
The Santa Rosa Symphony League partners with the restaurants to
offer seats for 3-course meal, with no corkage fee, to benefit the
Santa Rosa Institute of Music Education.
Tickets range from $65 to $110.
RESERVATIONS:
http://www.srsymphonyleague.org
Fri, February 28th
thru
Sun, March 29th
Show runs through – March 29, 2020.
Opening Reception: Friday, February 28, 5-7pm - free & open to the public.
Featuring collaborative artwork by students from 9 different elementary schools in the Healdsburg region. The theme of the student exhibit is “Endangered”, inspired by an online youth art competition by the David Shepherd Wild-life. Through the exhibit, students hope to increase awareness to people around the world about the need to protect & conserve wildlife & their habitats.
Tele-scopes for public viewing of the stars & moon will be set up directly across the street from Healdsburg Center for the Arts immediately following the art opening. Guests of all ages are in-vited & encouraged to participate.
Healdsburg Center for the Arts
130 Plaza St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-1970
http://www.healdsburgcenterforthearts.org
Fri, February 28th
4-5pm - Learn how to create marbled paper at this free workshop for kids.
Art supplies will be provided. For Adults, Seniors, Kids & Teens.
Windsor Regional Library
9291 Old Redwood Hwy., Bldg. 100
Fri, February 28th
thru
Sun, May 10th
Fri, February 28th
thru
Sun, March 8th
Instead of relishing life after her heart transplant, Joy enters a downward spiral, unsure whether she truly deserves a second
chance. Meanwhile, Alice & Hank mourn the loss of their son,
Jack, whose heart was used to save Joy. At a friend’s urging,
Joy tracks down Jack’s family to find closure. But are Alice,
Hank & their daughter Sammy ready to accept Jack’s death?
Based on a true story, The Tin Woman uses humor & pathos
to explore loss, family & what it means to be given new life.
Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm, Sundays at 2pm.
Lincoln Theater
100 California Dr, Yountville
(707) 944-9900
https://lincolntheater.com/vbo/?page=selectevent&eid=40797&edid=0
Fri, February 28th
2/28 - MMO Gaming
(707) 823-1511
http://www.seb.org
Fri, February 28th
Tickets: $65/Per Person.
Petaluma Vets Hall
1094 Petaluma Blvd., S., Petaluma
http://www.petalumarotary.org
Fri, February 28th
2:30-4pm - Come learn how, when & where to downsize.
Find out about the tax advantages, how to get your home ready
& what's right for the next step in your life.
Cost: Free/Members, $5/Non-Members.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N. High St., Sebastopol
Registration Required: (707) 829-2440
http://www.sebastopolseniorcenter.org
Fri, February 28th
thru
Sun, March 1st
3- days of Live Bands, World-Renowned Tattoo Artists, Competitions & Contests. Join us in Wine Country where we’ll host Tattoo Artists & enthusiasts from across the country & all over the Bay Area.
The Flamingo Resort
2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa
https://www.flamingoresort.com/event/tattoos-blues-2/?pl=d54j51s54u50z51y54u53255m52e53958f50h00
Sat, February 29th
8am-12/Noon - Come support BSA Troop 55 for a delicious
Pancake Breakfast. Tickets: $8/Adults, $5/Kids 10 & under.
There will also be a Silent Auction & Bake Sale.
Proceeds will be used for Scout activities.
320 10th Street Santa Rosa
(707) 837-5182
http://www.Facebook.com/Troop55SantaRosa
Sat, February 29th
5:30-9pm - Enjoy a tasty meal of Pasta, Salad, Bread, Drinks & Dessert
while being serenaded by small ensembles led by the many multi-talented students in the Analy High School Instrumental Music program. Beer &
Wine will also be available for purchase.
A Silent Auction will feature select & distinctive Sonoma County wines
& merchandise not to be missed. All of the proceeds support Analy
High School’s Music Program. Tickets: $20/Adults, $5/Child (6-12).
Masonic Lodge
373 N. Main St. Sebastopol
(707) 824-2337
http://www.analybandwagon.org
Sat, February 29th
7-10pm - NO COVER CHARGE, but you NEED a TICKET.
The hippest party in town! Come dressed in your best disco dance
attire & compete in the Costume Contest & Disco Dance Contest!
Be ready to shake your groove thang & party!
Prizes, Drink Specials & non-stop Disco Music for a night of
sheer polyester fun! Free to get in! See you there!
Food will be available for purchase before the event until 9pm.
Casa del Mar
3660 Stony Point Rd. @ Todd, Santa Rosa
https://www.casadelmarsantarosa.com/
Sat, February 29th
7:30pm - The Greatest Love Story ever Sung!
Join us for an amazing leap-day performance featuring the famous duo’s
classic songs plus a special opening set with the stars Danny & Essence.
They will grace our stage just following their East Coast tour as we
celebrate Johnny Cash’s birthday that same week!
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org
Sat, February 29th
12/Noon-4pm - Wineries Include: Enkidu, MacLaren, Obsidian Wine Co.,
Stone Edge Farm, Talisman, Tin Barn, Ty Caton & William Knuttel
Tickets: $45/Advance, $50/Door, $10/Designated Driver
http://www.eightstreetwineries.com
Sat, February 29th
5:30-10pm - DJ & Dancing. Silent & Live Auction
21+ only. Tickets: $70/Per Person.
Herzog Hall, Petaluma
(707) 765-3331
http://www.wise4waugh.org
Sat, February 29th
8;30am-4pm.
Sat, February 29th
1-4pm - Music - The Highway Poets.
Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com
Sat, February 29th
5-10:30pm - All proceeds from ticket sales & Auctions benefit the
Healdsburg Fair & Student Collegiate Scholarships. Hosts: Fair Board
Directors along with local 4-H & FFA Students. We've rounded up the
best local talent with our directors cook 'in up delicious appetizers &
NY Strip Steak with all the fix'ins. An all-star line-up of award winning
wines from local Dry Creek Valley, Alexander Valley & Russian River
Valley will be available at our no-host bar. Silent & Live Auctions
will feature local merchandise & gift certificates from our business
& community partners. Enjoy Live Music & Dancing with local
Country Music star, McKenna Faith.
Must be 21 & older to attend.
Tickets:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4317899.
Sat, February 29th
thru
Sat, May 9th
TOURS: 9am & 1pm.
Enjoy an entertaining & educational 3 hour narrated cultural & natural
history cruise. Sail from the Turning Basin in downtown Petaluma to
near the mouth of the river in San Pablo Bay & return. Cruise
accommodates a maximum of 30 people.
Reservations: (510) 527-9622
https://www.visitpetaluma.com/event/petaluma-river-cruises-2019-04-14/2020-04-18/
Sun, March 1st
2-4pm - Local Author Barbara L. Baer - her latest novel explores
remembered stories of tragedy & loss following 2 early 20thcentury
stock market crashes. In this compelling saga, she weaves the lives of
2 Jewish immigrant families who come together in a riveting saga amid
the financial & social turmoil of early 20th Century America. Klezmer
music will welcome audience in, then selected readings with a slide
show, a Q&A facilitated by Judith Moorman, followed by book sales & signing.
Admission is free & all donations gratefully accepted.
Refreshments, Jewish nosh, wine & beer will be available.
Occidental Center for the Arts
3850 Doris Murphy Way, in Occidental
(707) 874-9392
Sun, March 1st
A Rodney Strong Vineyards Dance Series.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
(707) 546-3600
Sun, March 1st
8-11:30am - There’s more than just pancakes; you’ll drool over the
raffle prizes; like the women’s semi-precious stone necklaces; gadgets
for guys & fun stuff for kids. Enjoy great eats & support many local
charities too!
Santa Rosa Vets Building
Tue, March 3rd
thru
Tue, May 26th
Free/Members, $5/Non-Members.
Classes begin Tuesday, March 3. Enjoy enhanced well-being by softly
toning, deep listening, yogic breathing, rhythms & blending voices.
No experience or musical talent necessary. In our classes, we will explore
silence & listening, our breath & when our voice meets our breath,
& what harmony feels like.
Tue, March 3rd
thru
Tue, March 31st
Presented by the Jewish Community Center.
3/3 - Flawless - Bay Area Premiere, 1pm & 7pm.
3/17 - Tel Aviv on Fire, 1pm & 7pm,
3/24 - The Other Story, 1pm & 7pm,
3/31 - Love in Suspenders, 1pm & 7pm.
Tickets & Information:
http://www.JCCSOCO.org
Rialto Cinemas
6868 McKinley St., Sebastopol
Wed, March 4th
thru
Wed, March 25th
Wednesdays: March 4, 11, 18 & 25
1–2:30pm - We are all familiar with the popular mythical tradition of
Groundhog Day to forecast when spring will arrive, but did you know
that magnolias are often considered harbingers of spring? In fact,
magnolias are among the earliest flowering plants in the fossil record.
Learn more of these fun facts & experience early spring in the garden
during these special walking tours that highlight our internationally
recognized magnolia collection. See some of the rarest & most beloved magnolias from eastern Asia while admiring the spring blossoms.
Free to Quarryhill Members. Free with the price of garden admission.
Quarryhill Botanical Garden
12841 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen
Wed, March 4th
thru
Wed, April 8th
6 WEDNESDAY Trainings: (March 4, 11, 18, 25 & April 1 & 8)
9:30am-12:30pm
Volunteering helps others & yourself. Tour Docents give the gift of their
time & talents to Quarryhill & provide an essential, much appreciated
service to the Garden while, at the same time, receiving many personal
& social benefits – making friends, connecting with your community,
exploring new areas of interest, developing new skills & so much more.
Quarryhill is looking for people who want to learn more about plants
& then share that knowledge with others. A botany or horticulture
background is not required, just a passion for gardens & a desire to
enrich the public's experience of our extraordinary garden.
https://quarryhillbg.org/adultdocentsneeded.html
Wed, March 4th
thru
Wed, October 7th
4-5pm - 1st WEDNESDAY of each MONTH.
Humane Society of Sonoma County –Santa Rosa Campus
Please contact Priscilla Locke, HSSC Director of Development
&Marketing, for more details.
(707) 544-1911 x24
http://wwww.plocke@humanesocietysoco.org
Thu, March 5th
Please join Jackson's Bar & Oven in supporting
SAFARI WEST
American Association of ZOO KEEPERS
at a Dine & Donate Fundraiser
15% of your Food Purchase will be donated to
SAFARI WEST (excludes alcohol & gift cards).
135 Fourth St., Santa Rosa
(707) 545-6900
Thu, March 5th
7pm/Doors Open, 8pm/Show - With an induction into the Blues Music Hall of Fame, 35 Blues Music Awards (including 3 wins in 2014!) & 11 Grammy nominations (including a 2014 win!), American electric blues harmonica player & bandleader Charlie Musselwhite has truly earned legendary status as one of blues music¹s most important artists.
Admission: $40/General Seating, $75/Circle Front Orchestra.
Presented by the Raven & Heart Space Presents.
Sponsored in part by Healdsburg Tourism Improvement District.
The Raven
115 North St, Healdsburg
Thu, March 5th
thru
Sat, March 14th
Fri, March 6th
thru
Sun, March 29th
The deliciously macabre musical that shocks, awes & delights!
A horror-thriller (not for everyone)
52 W. 6th St., Santa Rosa
GK Har4dt Theatre
(707) 523-4185
http://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com
Fri, March 6th
1-2:30pm - Enhance your Quarryhill experience with gentle yoga postures.
Leave the yoga mat behind. Walk the garden with mindful intent as you
stroll among the 25 acres of Asian flora adding breath work & guided
meditation, taking the contemplative path less traveled.
Set a new intention under the sheltered space of the Ting. Affirm your
connection with the beauty of Mother Nature’s creations as you overlook
the valley below from the Prayer Flag’s perch along the garden’s
upper border. Members $15, Non-Members $20.
Fri, March 6th
5:30-7pm - An interactive presentation explores the extraordinary
life-journey of one of America’s most underestimated botanists.
Muir historian Ed Andersen tells the “story behind the story” & reveals
what led John Muir far afield to the remote corners of the Earth in
search of nature’s mysteries. Price: $20/Members, $25/Non-Members
Quarryhill Botanical Garden
12841 Sonoma Hwy.,Glen Ellen
https://quarryhillbg.org/johnmuirtalk.html
Fri, March 6th
5:30-7pm - Presented by the Kenwood Education Foundation.
Tickets: $40/Per Person.
Deerfield Ranch Winery
10200 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood
(707) 833-5215
http://www.kenwoodeducationfoundtion.org
Fri, March 6th
thru
Sun, March 15th
11am-4pm - TWO WEEKENDS - 3/6-3/8 AND 3/13-3/15.
Many Wineries offer "Futures" on their barrel samples. This is a great chance to purchase wine now, often at a discount, then come back to th winery when the wine is bottled, typically 12-18 months from now. Many wines are limited.
Ticket price includes the opportunity to sample wine fromthe barrel & in most cases also trying a limited number of current release wines. This ins not a Food Pairing event so not all wineries provided food during the event.
Fri, March 6th
5-8pm - Featuring Kate Magdalena accompanied by David Field
Fri, March 6th
7-9pm - (doors open at 6:30pm. at the Windsor Community Center.
Tickets: $15/Door, $13/Advance, Free/Kids 6 & under.
Tickets available:
https://www.windsorperformingarts.net/talent-show
Ther Grand Prize $200 for the Winning Act.
Fri, March 6th
7pm - Watch Doris Day as Calamity Jane (1953) in the musical
comedy about Jane's Saloon & love affiar with Wild Bill Hickock.
Free for Members, $5/General - includes popcorn & candy.
Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Fri, March 6th
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 1st Friday of the Month.
Sat, March 7th
6-9pm - Fundraiser for Elsie Allen High School Crab Feed
$50 per person. Benefits Project Grad Safe Sober Celebration
Held at: Center for Spiritual Living
2075 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa
https://eahs-santarosa-ca.schoolloop.com/
Sat, March 7th
7pm -
$12/General, $6/Students & Seniors
Burbank Auditorium
(707) 527-4249
http://www.msuci.santarosa.edu
Sat, March 7th
5:45pm/Doors, 6pm/Dinner
Ticektes: $20/General, $10/Kids 10 & under, $15/Take Out Dinner.
Seating is limited.
Sponsored by: Gold Ridge Star Chapter #161, Order of the Eastern Star.
Proceeds will be used to support the Sponsor's fraternal purposes.
Sebastopol Masonic Center
373 No. Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 321-9479
http://www.brownpapertickets.com
Sat, March 7th
10am-2:30pm - Bee-ing & Living in the Canopy of Community
SUMMFIELD
655 Willowside Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 575-7194
Sat, March 7th
7:30pm - Famous Irish brothers of Mary & Frances Black, the
charismatic Michael & Shay bring their fine band featuring ‘The Commitments’ pianist Eamonn Flynn, with accordion player Felim Egan. Enjoy a rollicking
show featuring songs from Irish, English & Scottish traditions with close harmonies, catchy rhythms, witty tales & jokes, audience sing-a-longs &
up-tempo reels & jigs for dancin! Their new album featuring family singers
will be for sale. $22/Advance, $26/Door. Fine refreshments available,
including wine & beer.
Sat, March 7th
1pm - Also the release of "The Art of Nothing" & the newest
Mutts treasury, Hot Dogs, Hot Cats.
He will be signing books after his talk.
Meet some live mutts looking for new homes & step up
to the Humane Society's famous Kissing Booth where
Scamp the dog doles out smooches.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sat, March 7th
10am-4:30pm - SRJC workshop will cover all aspects of the art
& business of voiceover. Try your skills in a real recording
studio & leave with recordings of your own voice.
Sun, March 8th
3-3:45pm - An Inspirational Environmental Play for Children
Air pollution from Earth is drifting all the way to the Planet Zarkonia
& making the Zarkonians sick! Young Zak is chosen to travel from
Zarkonia to discover what is going on & what he can do to help.
Zak teams up with 2 Earthling children, Mollie & Michael, who lead a
cool rap song that goes viral & helps turn things around. A short 1-act
musical that underscores the importance of recycling & will inspire
children (& adults!) to do their part to make the world a better place.
For ages 4 & up.?
Steele Lane Community Center
415 Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
https://www.atheaterforchildren.com
Sun, March 8th
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
Mon, March 9th
thru
Mon, May 11th
Registration Required.
Dr. Jon Jackson presents a new series of 10 lectures on symbolic
archetypes & recent theological theories regarding these deeply
powerful stories.
Tue, March 10th
thru
Thu, July 30th
2-3pm - Classes begin Tuesday, March 10 & will continue every Tuesday & Thursday.
Members, $5; Non-Members, $8
Drop-in for a free info session & pre-assessment either March 3 or 5, 2-3pm.
SAIL (Stay Active & Independent for Life), an evidence-based balance & fitness program is now being offered for those who prefer to exercise in a chair.
Instructor: Annette Shearer
Wed, March 11th
1-3pm - Learn about the art & historical events of the
Bay Area between 184-1950. Tickets: $10/Per Person.
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 S. High St., Sebastopol
(707) 829-4797
http://www.sebarts.org
Wed, March 11th
Since suffering a life-changing stroke 20 years ago, beloved spiritual
teacher Ram Dass has been living at his home on Maui & deepening
his spiritual practice — which is centered on love & his idea of
merging with his surroundings & all living things.
Come early to get your seat & enjoy home-made savory Foods
& Desserts for sale at the event.
Sebastopol Grange Hall
6000 Sebastopol Rd (Hwy 12), Sebastopol
https://finalpassages.org/film-march/
Thu, March 12th
thru
Thu, May 14th
6:30-8:30pm - 2nsd THURSDAY EVERY MONTH.
Featured Poet is Abby Bogomolny, the editor of the anthology
New to North America: Writing by US Immigrants Their
Children & Grandchildren & Author of the Poetry collection People
Who Do Not Exist. Followed by Open Mic.
Fri, March 13th
thru
Thu, February 13th
7:30pm - Jazz Night
$12/General, $6/Students & Seniors
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Fri, March 13th
12:30pm -
Forsythi Hall Rm. 105
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Sat, March 14th
7:30-9:30pm - A band of fiddle, guitars, drums & voice, named after
a wild hero of Irish mythology, playing traditional & original Irish
ballads & rousing songs of rebellion & drinking, just in time for
St. Patrick's Day, from the wilds of S.F.'s Irish neighborhoods to
formerly-tranquil Sebastopol.
Tickets: $20/Advance, $25/Door, $15/Students, FREE/10 & under.
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
(707) 793-7835
https://sebarts.doubleknot.com/event/celebrate-st-patricks-day-with-culanns-hounds/2637865
Sat, March 14th
5-8pm. Tickets: $20/Presale, $23/Door
Sat, March 14th
5-9pm - An no-holds barred lip sync competition pitting teams
against each other in an exciting, hilarious & highly entertaining
evening that raises critical funds for Sonoma County youth.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
http://www.whosgotthechops.org
Sat, March 14th
1-3pm - Meet, watch & talk to Thi Bui.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sun, March 15th
MOVIE AT 2-4pm , MEET WITH GITA 4-5pm, DINNER 5-7pm.
Enjoy an inspirational movie which brings together the history & essence
of this ancient Science of Life & Longevity. Take a deeper look into how
Ayurveda has the ability to bring harmony & perfect balance to our lives.
We will spend time with the film maker, Gita Desai & enjoy Indian cuisine. Advanced tickets:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/browse.html
99 Sixth Street, Santa Rosa
(707) 528-3009
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoZItsGdu_8
Sun, March 15th
1:30-6pm - Hosted by The Sonoma County Climate Activist Network.
The summit is a call to action - A call to connect - A call to build on common ground. The Sonoma County Climate Activists Community Summit
Will host Community Members, Students & Organizations
Working on climate change issues in Sonoma County.
The gathering will foster healthy discussions Inspired by speakers
planning & taking actions. To support a truly sustainable future.
All are invited to this free event.
We are the Decision-Makers & Leaders of the local & global changes
we must create. Starting right here, right now, together.
Odd Fellows Hall
545 Pacific Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 595-0320
Email: SonomaCountyCAN& gmail.com
Mon, March 16th
thru
Fri, March 20th
Classes for kids in cartooning, animation & art.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 284-1272
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Wed, March 18th
6-7:30pm - 3rd Wednesday of each Month.
Work on creative writing with published Author & Instructor,
Jennifer Lynn Alvarez.
Meet at the Windsor Library
9291 Old Redwood Hwy.,
(707) 838-1020
https://sonomalibrary.org › locations › windsor-regional-library
Thu, March 19th
3-5pm - Kris Rebillot, Director of Communications, Buck Institute
From the Lab Bench to the Bedside:
A Geriatrician/Scientist Delves into the Biology of Aging.
Council on Aging
30 Kawana Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
RSVP: (707) 525-0143 x146
http://www.councilonaging.com
Thu, March 19th
5:30pm/VIP Reception, 6pm/Doors Open, 7pm/Event.
7-8:30pm - with Anne Frank's Stepsister Eva Schloss
This year marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz & Anne's death. Enter the world of Anne Frank as told by her stepsister & childhood friend. Come touch history in a way Petaluma will never be able to again.
Anne's 92-year-old stepsister will be appearing in person.
A unique & historic opportunity. Hear a firsthand account of young
Anne Frank & of Eva's survival against all odds & how she rebuilt her
life out of the shadows of darkness & ashes of destruction. Be inspired
to never give up hope & always see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Open to the entire community,
TICKETS: $25/General, $15/Students, $50/VIP Seating, $100/Meet & Greet.
Sponsored by the JCC of Sonoma County
Petaluma Veterans Memorial Hall
1094 Petaluma Blvd., Petaluma
(707) 559-8585
https://www.AnneFrankPetaluma.com
Fri, March 20th
9pm-12/Midnight - Free Concert
Epicenter - Victory House
3215 Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa
https://kidgalaga.com/
Sat, March 21st
thru
Mon, March 23rd
March 21, 7:30pm (Doors 6pm, Pre-concert talk 6:30-7pm)
(Discovery Open Rehearsal, March 21, 2pm – no talk)
March 22, 3pm (Doors at 1:30pm, Pre-concert talk 2-2:30pm)
March 23, 7:30pm (Doors 6pm, Pre-concert talk 6:30-7pm)
Performance ticket prices:
$24-$87 for Saturday & Monday evening & Sunday afternoon performances
(REE tickets for youth, ages 7-17. Patrons may request (by phone or in person)
ONE FREE ticket for a youth (7-17 years of age) with each paid adult ticket to a
Classical Series concert.
Discovery Open Rehearsal ticket prices:
$20/Adult; $10/Youth (7-17 years of age)
Weill Hall, Green Music Center, Sonoma State University
( 707) 546-8742
http://www.srsymphony.org
Sat, March 21st
thru
Sat, July 25th
Nature Walks with Kathleen Aspenns
Saturdays: March 21, April 25, June 13 & July 25
10am–12/Noon
Experience the beauty, fragrance & splendor of wild nature growing in the garden jewel of Sonoma Valley. This sequence of walks has been carefully scheduled during the flowering season so participants can witness rare wild plants in full bloom. Each walk will highlight the energy of the season, from the ancient grace of the magnolias in early spring, to the exuberant & fragrant roses and colorful lilies that bloom as spring and summer unfold. Your guide, Certified Flower Essence Practitioner Kathleen Aspenns, will weave a rich tapestry of history, lore, botanical knowledge & the healing gifts of the flowers during your stroll in the garden. Price: $15/Members $20/Non-Members.
Quarryhill Botanical Garden
12841 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen
https://quarryhillbg.org/floweressences.html
Sat, March 21st
6-9:30pm - 5th Annual Fundraiser & Dinner
Benefitting Local & International Projects.
Tickets: $90/Per Person.
Valley of the Moon Winery
777 Madrone Rd., Glen Ellen
http://www.glenellenkenwoodrotary.com
Sat, March 21st
5-9pm - Hosted by Montgomery High School Alumni Foundation.
ALL YOU CAN EAT - Polenta, Meat & Meatless Sauces, Appetizers,
Salad, Bread & Dessert by Randy Apel.
Auctions & No Host Bar.
Benefits Montgomery High's Education & Extrracurricular Progreams.
$30/Per Person.
St. Eugene - Becker Center
2323 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-6764
http://www.polenta@eventbrite
Sun, March 22nd
12/Noon-4pm - Beatles Singalong, Live Band
Hopmonk Sebastopol
(707) 508-5449
Wed, March 25th
thru
Sun, March 29th
Thu, March 26th
11:30am-1pm - Hear about out Programs & Services.
Tour our Meals on Wheels Kitchen. Enjoy Lunch provided by Council on Aging.
Pick a date & join us.
R.S.V.P. (707) 525-0143 x146
Fri, March 27th
thru
Sat, March 28th
A special showing of The Birds will be at 7pm on Friday night, March 27.
On Saturday, March 28, watch The Trouble With Harry at 12/Noon,
The Birds at 3:30pm & The Man Who Knew Too Much at 7pm.
Student Art on display, t-shirts & other items for sale. Photo ops!
Dress up as Tippie or Alfred, too! Bring a cushion or blanket &
make yourself at home. Price: $8-$30
Bodega Bay Grange
Fri, March 27th
thru
Sun, March 29th
3 full days of cheese pairings, seminars & tastings; farm & producer tours; Cheese, Bites & Booze! (the best bite competition); Bubbles & Brunch
& the highlight of the weekend - the Artisan Cheese Tasting & Marketplace featuring more than 100 vendors where you can try & buy your favorite
cheeses & artisan products to pair with cheese!
(707) 837-1928
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/14th-annual-california-artisan-cheese-festival-tickets-83675075403
Sat, March 28th
thru
Sun, March 29th
Days/Hours: Sat., 10am-5pm, Sun., 10am-4pm - Free Parking.
Admission: $10/Per Person. Door Prizes & Raffles.
All are invited to attend our Annual Orchid Show & Plant Sale.
Sat, March 28th
Sat, March 28th
7-9pm - All proceeds of this event go to supporting Youth &
Family Programs at the Y!
Content for Mature Audiences- ages 18 or older.
Tickets: $25/Pre-sale, $30/Door
Odd Fellows Hall
Sun, March 29th
1-4pm - A Kid-Friendly Adventure into the Passover Story.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Wed, April 1st
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
Fri, April 3rd
8pm - Joe Gilman - Piano, Jeff Denson - Bass, Hamir Atwal - Drums
Newman Auditorium
$15/Adults, $10/Students & Seniors
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Fri, April 3rd
Russian River Brewing Company, Windsor
Fri, April 3rd
7pm - Peter Sellers stars in this satirical comedy about an insane
leader on the path to start a nuclear war.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sat, April 4th
1-4pm - Craft Cup Competition - $110. (Craft Cup ticket
includes entry into Main Event.
4-8pm - Main Event People's Choice Competition - $60.
Presented by Active 20-30 Club of Santa Rosa #50.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds - Grace Pavilion & Hall of Flowers
Santa Rosa
http://www.battleofthebrews.com
Sat, April 4th
5:30pm - With Special Guest: Sandra Joseph (Broadway Star & Author).
A memorable evening of fine dinig, exceptional wines & tantalizing desserts.
Single Tickets: $250/Per Person.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
(707) 800-7505
https://lutherburbankcenter.org/support-us/other-ways-to-give/art-of-dessert/
Sun, April 5th
thru
Thu, September 3rd
Sundays, April 5th - Dec 6th, 10am-1pm
AND
Thursdays, May 28th - Sept 3rd (excludes July 2nd), 5-8pm
Windsor Town Green
http://www.windsorfarmersmarket.com
Sun, April 5th
thru
Mon, April 20th
Art Show & Dinner Benefitting the JCFC.
Presented by Gallery 300 @ The Barlow Event Center.
Dinner sponsored & served by Grossman's Noshery &
Bar from Stark Reality Restaurants.
(707) 585-7780
Sun, April 5th
10am-2:30pm - Mud Pies & Jelly Beans.
Get started on your Girl Scout cooking badges by working with
local culinary experts, learning bout healthy foods, trying some
new cuisines & making your own savory & sweet snacks.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Tue, April 7th
thru
Tue, December 8th
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
Sat, April 11th
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
Sat, April 11th
Celebrate Spring with hands-on crafts & free admission for kids!
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sat, April 11th
1-3pm - Meet Sana Simpson, creator of the syndicated comic
strip, Phoebe & her Unicorn & the web comic, Ozy & Millie, as she
welcomes her latest graphic novel, "Camping with Unicorns."
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Sun, April 12th
701 McClelland Dr., Windsor
Wed, April 15th
Presented by Healdsburg Center for the Arts
5-7pm - VIP Dinner Seating (at Valette’s):
6:30pm/Doors, 7:30pm Show.
VIP Tickets: $150/Per Person (50 tickets available – tix must be purchased by 3/31). Tickets: $35/Per Person - General Admission
Ever wanted to take a glimpse into some behind the scenes action for one of the most popular Broadway musicals ever produced? Well, now’s your opportunity! The Healdsburg Center for the Arts is partnering with the Raven Players to present a behind the scenes dress rehearsal performance for the upcoming Abba musical “Mamma Mia!”
The dress rehearsal will not only offer viewers the opportunity to experience the full presentation of the musical, but also provide added excitement through the missteps, corrections & enhancements needed to bring together the final production!
Raven Performing Arts Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
(7070 431-1970
http://www.healdsburgcenterforthearts.org/mammamia
Fri, April 17th
Sat, April 18th
5:30-9pm - Enjoy tastings from 55 local wineries, craft breweries
& tasty bites. And, while you are tasting you can peruse our extensive
collection of auction items. Pick of the Vine is a fun fundraising event
for Senior Advocacy Services. We are a local nonprofit with a mission
to defend the rights of those aged 65 to 105+. Your support makes it
possible for us to advocate for a vulnerable population through our
Long Term Care Ombudsman, Elder Justice Initiative & the Medicare
Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy (HICAP) Programs.
Tickets: Early Bird $65 until April 10th, $75/After April 10th
Tickets for Pick of the Vine 2020 CAN NOW be purchased by texting
the Word Senior to 555888.
Luther Burbank Center
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
https://povtickets.afrogs.org/#/tickets/event
Sat, April 18th
thru
Sun, April 19th
Enjoy an old-fashioned Parade down Main Street, Arts, Crafts,
Music & much more at this colorful annual festival. Festival &
Parade on Saturday. Festival & Blues Music Explosion on Sunday.
Ives Park / Sebastopol Center for the Arts
Sat, April 18th
7am-4pm - Maria Carrillo Puma Garage (School Club) is putting
on a car show
Maria Carrillo High School
6975 Montecito Blvd, Santa Rosa
(707) 799-0144
http://www.bit.ly/carfest2020
Sat, April 18th
5-9pm - Drop your kids off for after-hours fun!
They will enjoy Pizza Dinner, Games, Art Crafts & Cartooning.
$25/Per Child for Members, $32/Per Child General.
Discount of $5/Off for Siblings.
Charles M. Schule Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 579-4452
http://www.schulzmuseum.org
Fri, April 24th
GET READY FOR SONOMA COUNTY’S PARTY OF THE YEAR
THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT YOUR GFRAND DADS ROTARY FUND RAISER!
FLEETWOOD MASK.
CONCERT, DANCING, LIVE & SILENT AUCTIONS.
PREFERRED SEATING & SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
THE SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY SUPPORTS PERFORMING ARTS IN OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS
WINDSOR’S AGATHA FURTH CENTER
SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY
https://portal.clubrunner.ca/4124/page/showsitepage?classcode=sitepage&slug=rockin-rendezvous&storyslug=santa-rosa-sunrise-rotary
Sat, April 25th
thru
Sun, April 26th
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/
Sat, April 25th
Sat, April 25th
5-10pm - Presented by Marin Subaru highlights locally-sourced
Food & Wines from the Sonoma & Napa Valleys. We have once
again partnered with Stellar Catering, a collaboration between renowned
chefs Bruce Riezenman of Park Avenue Catering & Ari Weiswasser, the
Executive Chef of the Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand-awarded Glen Ellen Star.
VIP benefits include a hosted reception at VJB Cellars & stunning wines
from Hanzell Vineyards, DRNK Wines & Lampyridae Vineyards.
Bouchaine Vineyards, Pedroncelli Winery, Calavera Wines &
Atwood Ranch have also joined as wine sponsors, with Supreme
Sweets & Sonoma Portworks creating a perfect end to the evening,
which features fabulous silent & live auctions.
Kenwood Ranch of Sonoma
(707) 769-8900
Sat, April 25th
Theme: "Community - the Heart of Petaluma."
The Parade steps off at 12/Noon & will march through the historic
downtown, surrounded by a festival of fun & activities from 10am-5pm.
Clover Sonoma will return to lead the Clover Kids’ Parade, which precedes
the main parade at 11:30am with a procession of preschoolers & primary
grade youngsters & their families.
Join the Cutest LIttle Chick Contest:
No Registrations on the day of the event. Takes place in front of
Copperfield’s Book Store on Kentucky St. Check in 9:45am. The contest
will start at 10:15am.
Sun, April 26th
8am-1pm - Join us for a celebratory run in beautiful Sonoma County! Our 5k event is the culmination of a 10-week course for our Girls on the Run! We invite you to join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly event! This season's event will include DJ Music, celebration table to get decorated for the run & our Friends & Family Zone! Registration for this event helps support programs & scholarships for Girls on the Run Sonoma County!
SOMO Village
1100 Valley House Dr Rohnert Park
(707) 849-3662
https://gotrsonomacounty.org/5k-detail-spring
Sun, April 26th
9am–3pm - Get your garden started. There will be thousands of plants
for sale with over 25 types of affordably priced vegetables, herbs & flowers
& 150 different varieties to choose from. Popular favorites include; heirloom tomatoes, Sungold, hot & sweet peppers, onions, leeks, lettuce, chard, kale, specialty greens, cabbage, broccoli, melons, winter & summer squash, beans,
& herbs & flowers!
Learn from local gardening experts which varieties will do best in
your garden & how to get seedlings off to a healthy start.
Proceeds support the Bounty Community Farm Programs & other initiatives
that provide healthy food to low-income Families & Seniors that may not
otherwise be able to afford it. Grow your own food while helping others
grow theirs! Veggie seedlings ready for planting start at $3.
Children’s Activities & an Art Station.
Bounty Community Farm
55 Shasta Ave., Petaluma
Sun, April 26th
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
Sun, April 26th
8am-4pm - 200+ Antique dealers selling collectibles of all types.
Downtown Petaluma
https://www.visitpetaluma.com/event/fall-antique-faire/
Fri, May 1st
thru
Sun, May 17th
A TOE-TAPPING, FINGER-SNAPPING MUSICAL REVUE SALUTING
THE SONGS OF THE FABULOUS 50’s!
Journey back the fabulous 1950’s for a fun & nostalgic musical romp.
The Taffetas are a quartet of sisters from the Midwest who are determined
to sing their way onto national television! You’ll be a part of their debut
studio audience as they knock your bobby socks off paying tribute to
the McGuire Sisters, The Fontane Sisters & the Chordettes
Rotary Stage in Andrews Hall, Sonoma Community Center
276 East Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 939-9018
http://www.sonomaartslive.org
Fri, May 1st
thru
Sun, May 3rd
Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
http://www.svauthorsfet.org
Sat, May 2nd
6pm - Champagne & Oysters, Martinins & Gaming, Raffle & Auction,
Dinner & Dancing.
Proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels + Council on Aging.
Derby attire - Hats, Fasinators Contest.
Hyatt Regency, Santa Rosa
http://www.councilonaging.com/derby
Sat, May 2nd
thru
Sun, May 3rd
Wed, May 6th
7:30pm - $10/Cash Only
Guest Artist: Pianist Anne Sajfera
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Thu, May 7th
5pm - Students Sing Vocal Classics from Operetta & Broadway.
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Fri, May 8th
7:30pm - Jazz Night
$12/Adults, $6/Students & Seniors
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Sun, May 10th
10am-4pm - Let’s pop & shop! Enjoy a variety of vendors showcasing
local goods. From delicious Cheeses to Artisan Jewelry, we can spoil mom
like she deserves to be! Our delicatessen will have California Champagne
Cocktail Specials & Lunch offerings, as well as promotions in our wine shop.
No reservations required. Complimentary admission
Korbel Champagne Cellars
13250 River Rd., Guerneville
Tue, May 12th
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
Fri, May 15th
thru
Sun, June 14th
A struggling Elvis impersonator is a sensation after joining
the drag show that replaces him!
A music-filled, hilarious & heartfelt comedy.
6th Steet Playhouse - Monroe Stage
(707) 523-4185
http://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com
Fri, May 15th
7:30pm - Orchestra & Symphonic Band.
$12/Adutls, $6/Students & Seniors.
Burbank Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Fri, May 15th
12:30pm -
Forsyth Hall Rm. 105
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Sat, May 16th
7:30pm - Beyond the Horizon.
$12/Adults, $6/Students & Seniors.
Burbank Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Sat, May 16th
Sat, May 16th
he Backroad Challenge is the best way to spend a Saturday outside.
It’s your chance to ride one of 4 epic Wine Country back road routes
that will take your breath away & test your resolve. Get your buddies
together, drag them over the Marshall Wall, draft behind them on
Chileno Valley Road, wait until that perfect moment then swing out
& beat them to that cold beer & BBQ at the Backroad Festival.
No one will be disappointed. Make this the year that you took the
Backroad Challenge & let your legs determine that you’re worthy.
https://backroadchallenge.com/
Sun, May 17th
9:30am-4pm - Recognized experts will be on hand to demonstrate
& answer questions.
Sun, May 17th
3pm -
Newman Auditorium
(707) 627-4249
http://www.music.santarosa.edu
Thu, May 21st
thru
Sat, May 23rd
Sat, May 23rd
4-9pm -- CASA's Annual Fundraiser.
Vine Hill House
3601 Vine Hill Rd., Sebastopol
http://www.sonomacasa.org
Fri, May 29th
thru
Sun, June 28th
The American tribal love-rock musical that captured an era!
6th Street Playhouse
(707) 523-4185
http://www.6thstreetplayhouse.com
Fri, May 29th
thru
Fri, September 4th
6-9:30pm - FRIDAY NIGHTS - May 29th - Sept 4th.
Downtown Cloverdale
http://www.cloverdaleartsalliance.org/fnlmusic
Sat, May 30th
thru
Sun, June 14th
Thu, June 4th
thru
Sat, June 6th
Designed to honor the diverse musical heritage of west county.
Featuring a mix of genres — Americana, Singer-Songwriters, Blues &
Jazz — & a lineup of Sonoma-grown Musicians on 10 intimate stages in Sebastopol, including one on the back of a flatbed truck.
The Flatbed Music Festival will benefit Play It Forward, a music organization
in Santa Rosa that provides musical instruments & private music lessons to children in the community who couldn’t otherwise afford them.
https://www.hopmonk.com/sebastopol/
Fri, June 5th
thru
Sun, June 21st
A NEIL SIMON GEM! Called “The Funniest Comedy on Broadway”
by critics when it debuted in 1993, Simon revisits his early days in
the Writer's Room on shows like Sid Caesar’s Your Show of Shows.
Backlit by the Cold War, women joining the work force & the McCarthy
era, the play it returns us to a time when America was falling in love
with this new thing called television. Based on the real life antics
of Neil Simon & his brother Danny.
Rotary Stage in Andrews Hall, Sonoma Community Center
276 East Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 939-9018
http://www.sonomaartslive.org
Sat, June 6th
1-4pm - Come explore the Russian River Valley.
We are featuring over 40 wineries pouring from the 6 neighborhoods
of the legendary Russian River Valley. Enjoy small bites from local chefs,
craft beer, live music, a silent auction & an artisan marketplace. In addition,
we will be hosting a Neighborhood Panel.
La Crema Estate at Saralee's Vineyard, Richard''s Grove
Sat, June 13th
Incarnation 100 -
Starting & finishing at the Church of the Incarnation in the heart of
historic Santa Rosa, Incarnation 100 is a fundraising bike ride through
the lovely vistas of Sonoma County.
4 different course options are offered, for avid & recreational cyclists
alike: 32-mile; 45-mile; 100-km; & 88-mile. Incarnation 100 supports
3 vital homeless service entities: The Living Room, which provides day
services & overnight transition housing for women & children; Sunday
Open Table, which provides Sunday breakfast, sundries & fellowship to
members of the downtown street community & St. Andrews Food Pantry
in Monte Rio, which provides groceries & meals to homeless folks in the
Russian River Valley.
Santa Rosa & around Sonoma County
Sun, June 21st
10am-5pm - Celebrate Dad & treat him to a close up view of the
Classic Cars from KORBEL’s Racing Team! Check out the lineup
displayed on our promenade – a perfect vantage point for that
special photo of Dad. Groove to Live Music & get your shuck on
with fresh oysters under the redwoods. Complete your Lunch with
specials in our gourmet delicatessen & enjoy a fun & relaxing day
for the whole family! No reservations required, Complimentary admission.
Korbel Champagne Cellars
13250 River Rd., Guerneville
https://www.korbel.com/winery-events/fathers-day-festivities-under-the-redwoods/?trust=yes
Wed, June 24th
thru
Sun, June 28th
Fri, June 26th
Fri, July 17th
thru
Sun, August 2nd
Faded silent film star Norma Desmond (Dani Innocenti Beem), lives firmly
in the past in her decaying mansion on the fabled Sunset Blvd. When
young but jaded screenwriter Joe Gillis accidentally crosses her path,
she sees in him an opportunity to make her return to the big screen &
possibly, to life. Based on Billy Wilder's Academy Award-winning 1950
film of the same title.
Rotary Stage in Andrews Hall, Sonoma Community Center
276 East Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 939-9018
http://www.sonomaartslive.org
Wed, August 5th
thru
Sun, August 16th
This year's Theme: "TROPICAL FAIRadise"
Shake out your grass skirts, grab your sunscreen & pack your
sunglasses; Sonoma County Fair is headed to the beach August
5-16, 2020 for Tropical Fairadise!
Sat, August 22nd
thru
Sun, August 23rd
Featuring the best Accordion talent that the world has to offer.
La Plaza Park
(707) 479-5481
http://www.cotatifest.com
Sat, August 29th
thru
Sun, August 30th
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