5:30-7pm - Join the Women in Business Committee & Damsel in Defense.
Free to attend.
Sally Tomatoes - SOMO Village
1100 Valley House Dr., Rohnert Park
http://www.rohnertparkchamber.org

Adelina Felciano Hair Stylist 30 years - would like to offer a
"Giving Back" Special - $50 Hair Cuts & Half Off Color.
Open Tuesday - Saturday.
(707) 481-0814
Stony Point Studio, Santa Rosa
 

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

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization who serves the youth of Sonoma County through our non--profit football & cheerleading programs.  Our program has strived to give our youth a place to come together & participated in a safe & fune environment.  As an organization, we have made it our goal to encourage the children we serve to achieve success in all they do.
 

As a result of our undefeated season, our team has chosen to play in post season tournament(s) with the possibility of participating out of state.  This is an extraordinary opportunity & we need our community to help us get there!

As we work to rasie funds to get to the torunament, we would like to ask for your support.  Please condsier sponsoring our team. or make a donation.

Golden Bears Football & Cheerleading
636 Cover Dr., Santa Rosa
(707) 479-1791

http://www.palgoldenbears.com

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

Cumin Restaurant would like to say, "THANK YOU" to all the
Sonoma County Firefighters for their bravery & commintment
to fight the Kincade fire.  They put their lives at risk to save ours.

FIREFIGHTERS ONLY
11am-2:30pm - Weekdays, except Tuesday - for the Month of November.
*Firefighters Badge or ID is Required for verification.

Cumin Restaurant
170 Farmers Lane., Santa Rosa
(707) 771-8336
https://cuminsantarosa.com/

Exhibit runs through 12/8.

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

Show Schedule:
Fiddler on the Roof - Nov. 13, 1pm & 7pm,
Abe - Nov., 12, 1pm & 7pm.

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

LAST CHANCE!  If you or someone you know is in 8^th grade or above

& would like to get a glimpse of “a day in the life” of an ArtQuest student,
you need to schedule an ArtQuest Shadowing appointment NOW!  
The Last Day to Shadow ArtQuest at Santa Rosa High School is
Thursday, Nov., 14^th & you must make the appointment before that.

ArtQuest is in its 25^th year as an award-winning, specialized program
for the Visual & Performing Arts at SR High School & Shadowing offers
students the unique opportunity to experience a little of the overall
program & to spend time inside an ArtQuest Arts Specialtity, which
include Dance, Digital Arts, Photography, Theatre Arts, Instrumental Music, Video Arts, Visual Fine Arts & Vocal Music.

But remember, ArtQuest Shadowing continues only through
Nov.,14^th & by Appointment Only.   If you, or a student you know
could benefit from a unique public high school experience with a focus
on the Arts, please visit the ArtQuest website for information &
instructions for scheduling your appointment.  Shadowing appointments
are ONLY available online.

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

Show: runs through - Dec. 4, 2019

Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 543-3737
 

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

Fundraiser for the Rohnert Park Community Chorale....come join us! Create your muse, fire your imagination. Bring yourself, friends, children, grandchildren. A perfect way to shake off any remaining bouts of "fire anxiety!" Tickets available on Yaymaker site or on our Hope to see you there!

10am-12:30pm - SRJC drawing class tuaght by Adriane Hatkoff.  No cost.
Cloverdale Senior Center
311 N. Main St.,
http://www.Adrianehdesign@gotmail.com

3-6pm - For Grades 3-6.

Petaluma Police Dept.
(707) 781-1289
http://www.cityofpetaluma.net,jrow@ci.petaluma.ca.us

9:30am - Free Italian Classes.

Geyserville Coffee Co.
21001 Geyserville Ave.,, Suite 102
(707) 814-0021

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

8:30am-5pm - Emerging Pomo Artists Native American Themes

Steele Lane Community Center
415 Steele Ln.,
http://www.ccobaugh333@gmail.com,bity.ly/34IkeUH

Wednesday, 2-7:30pm,
Thursday & Friday, 10am-3:30pm
Saturday, Free Admission.

Sonoma Valley Regional Library
755 W. Napa St.,
(707) 996-5217
http://www.sonomalibrary.org

2-3pm - Learn about immune suppressors & how to support
immune system during flu season with whole foods, broth & healing teas.

DONATIONS WELCOME!

Windsor Senior Recreation Center
9231 Foxwood Dr.,
(707) 838-11250
 

10:30-11:30am - Gentla form of yoga practiced while sitting in a chair.

No Cost.

Cloverdale Library
401 N. Cloverdale Blvd.,
(707) 894-5271

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

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

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

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

Socks are the most needed & the least donated item for people
living on  the streets.  The following locations are drop off points:

Mail Depot
40 4th St., Petaluma,
 

Aqus Cafe
189 H St., Petaluma,

Casa Grande High School
333 Casa Grande Rd., Petaluma,

Downtown Assoc.
210 Lakeville St., Petaluma,

180 Studio
150 Todd Rd., Santa Rosa,

Vertex Climbing Gym
3358 Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa,

Arlene Francis Center
99 6th St., Santa Rosa

(707) 778-6060
http://www.aquscafe.com

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

7:30pm - A  special West County appearance by phenomenal group at
our acoustic sweet spot on Bohemian Highway!
Tickets: $18/Advance, $23/Door (if available).
http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

The beloved musical tale of everyone's favorited orphan!

6th Street Playhouse
52 W 6th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 523-4185
http://www.6thStreetPlayHouse.com

Tickets: $20 Available on Eventbrite

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

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

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

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

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

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

Friday, Nov. 15, 8pm AND Saturday, Nov. 16, 3pm

Sonoma Bach Choir, Barefoot All-Stars Viol Consrt, The Whole Noyse Brass Ensemble.  Supported by a double-concert of Viols & brass, The Sonoma Bach Choir explores a broad range of Praetorious' msuic ranging from chorale
settings to grand-scaled concertos.

Tickets: $28/General, $15/Students.  Purchase in advance or at the door.

Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center

(707) 347-9491
http://www.sonomabach.org

7-8:15pm -Fast Layne Comedy Presents: Bluewater Fodder Stand-Up Comedy!
A free night of comedy featuring the Bay Area's top comics.
Limited seating.  Make a reservation today!

https://www.opentable.com/bluewater-bistro-and-bar-reservations-bodega-bay

Bluewater Bistro, Bodega Bay

https://www.facebook.com/events/715434748935681

ALL DAY - The Windsor Lions Club accepts used eyeglasses
for people who cannot affored them.

Huerta Gym
9291 Old Redwood Hwy.,
(707) 838-4531
 

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

12/Noon-5pm - E-Waste Collection Event.

Informational & Activity Booths for residents to learn about how
properly recycle.  Along with the activities & information The LION's
Club will be doing an eyeglass collection drive.

Windsor Library - Huerta Gym Parking Lot

(707) 303-0033

5:30-9:30pm - A night of ferocious fun for an amazing cause!
Meet some wildly cute animals, enjoy an amazing dinner, bid on
incredible auction items and more! All proceeds go to support our
friends at the Safari West Wildlife Foundation. Their dedication to
wildlife education and conservation helps improve the lives of thousands
of young people every year!  Tickets: $150/Per Person.

Safari West
3115 Porter Creek Dr., Santa Rosa

800-616-2695

http://www.safariwest.com

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

Bring Friends & Family for a FUN Day of Shopping!

DoubleTree Hotel
Chardonnay Room
1 Doubletree, Rohnert Park
 

8-11:30am - Hosted by the Boy Scout Troop 134.
Come to Piner High School & let our Scouts serve you

All-You-Can -Eat Pancakes, plus Ham & Eggs, Coffee, Milk
& Juice.  Start your holiday shopping with unique gifts from
our amazing Silent Auction!
1700 Fulton Rd., Santa Rosa
 

7pm/Doors, 8pm/Show - In Concert - 6 Bodacious Women tear up
the stage in a celebration of Blues & Blueswomen!

Raven Performing Arts Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
http://www.raventheater.org

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

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

10am-3pm - Come & shop Local Crafters & Artists for your Holiday Gifts
311 North Main St., Cloverdale
(707) 894-4826
http://www.cloverdalechamber.com/events/12240
 

1-4pm - Learn about Plants & Animals.

Spring Lake Regional Park
393 Violetti Rd., Santa Rosa
http://www.parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov

1-4pm - Hands-on Crafts along with Snoopy's Thanksgiving Meal
of Toast, Popcorn, & Jellybeans!  Cost: $5-$12.
Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Ln., Santa Rosa
http://www.schulzmuseum.org

8:15-pm-12:15am - Buck Nickles & Loose Change.  No cover.

River Rock Casino
3250 Hwy., 128
(707) 857-2772

1-9pm - Presented by Sentimiento Mexicano.
65 Dancers performing traditional regional dances of Mexico.

Tickets: $15-$25.

Sonoma Valley Memorial Bldd.,
126 First St., W.,
http://www.eventbrite.com

Saturday, 12/Noon & Sunday, 3pm
Presented by California Mayflower Society.
1-Act Drama about the Mayflower.

Hanna Boys Center
17000 Arnold Dr., Sonoma
(707) 996-3357
 

http://www.sonoma.edu/music

10am-8pm - Fine Art, Ceramics, Jewelry, Handcrafted Gifts.

Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 South High St.,
 

8:30am - Held EVERY SATURDAY in November; 16, 23 & 30.

Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Market expands to include dozens of
additional fine artists & craftspeople.  The market will be filled with ceramics, jewelry, wearables, fiber arts, fine art, wood work,
2-dimensional work & more—all made by the artists.

Shop a fine selection of fresh, local produce, seafood, meat, baked goods,
breads, almonds, fresh tamales, oil & vinegars, spices, chocolate
& much more.  Enjoy live music & prepared foods.

West Plaza Parking Lot (behind Bear Republic Brewing Company)

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

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

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

9am-1pm - Meet Local Firefighters & learn about the Fire Prevention
during the Sonoma Valley Fire & Rescue Authority Open House &
Pancake Breakfast.  Visitors can learn how to operate a fire hose
& try out a firefighter obstaclecourse. 
Donation: $5/Adults, Free/Kids 12 & under.

Downtown Sonoma Fire Station
630 Second St., W., Sonoma
(707) 996-2102
 

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

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

10am-4pm - 30+ Vendors, Raffle Table for the American Cancer Society.
2777 4th St., Santa Rosa

1-4pm - AVH will be on hand offering free Health & Dental screenings,
Flu Shots & Fluoride Varnish for children.  Bilingual staff on hand. 

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

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

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

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

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

10am-12/Noon - Stories, Activities & Arts & Crafts for children 1-5.
Cost: $5/Per Child.

Charles Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Ln., Santa Rosa
http://www.schulzmuseum.org

6pm/Meet & Greet.

7-8:30pm - Leon Malmed’s story of him & his sister Rachel’s escape from
the Holocaust in Occupied France.  When their Father & Mother were

arrested in 1942, their courageous & heroic French neighbors volunteered
to watch their children until they returned.  Leon’s parents were taken first
to Drancy, then to Auschwitz-Birkenau & they never returned. Meanwhile,
their downstairs neighbors, Henri & Suzanne Ribouleau, gave the children
a home & family & sheltered them through subsequent roundups, threats,
air raids & the war’s privations.  The courage, sympathy,& dedication of
the Ribouleaus & others stand in strong contrast to the collaborations
& moral weakness of many of the French authorities.  Leon & Rachel came
to America after the war, but always kept their strongest ties to
"Papa Henri & Maman Suzanne," who were honored as "Righteous Among
the Nations" by Yad Vashem in 1977.  Leon bares his soul in this narrative
of love & courage, set against a backdrop of tragedy, fear, injustice, prejudice, & the greatest moral outrage of the modern era.  It is a story of goodness triumphing once more over evil.  A special 15 min. video presentation of
Leon's story will be shown.  Signed copies of Leon Malmed’s book will be available for sale after the presentation.  Let us unite to send a clear message against hate & intolerance.  Never Again!
Tickets: $20 before Nov. 14, $25 after & at the door.
Preferred Seating & VIP Meet & Greet: $100 for 2, $180 for 4.

Petaluma Community Center
320 N. Mcdowell Blvd.,  Petaluma
(707) 559-8585

http://www.JewishPetaluma.com/Remember

The legendary Band returns.
Raven
115 North  St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
http://www.raventheater.org

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

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

7pm - “Petaluma Firsters” unite!  Join us for an evening dialogue
presented by the Petalumans of Yesteryear, in a program about
Fred Wiseman.  Bicycle builder, race-car driver, adventurer & early pilot.  Petaluma can’t claim Fred as its own, but he did make the 1st airmail delivery!  

Learn Fred’s story, complete with “Magic Lantern” show.  
Questions & refreshments available at intermission.

Suggested Donation: $5/Per Person.

Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 Fourth St., Petaluma
(707) 778-4398

http://www.PetalumaMuseum.com
 

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

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

3-5pm - Zachary Carroll, Esq., Director of Legal Services,
Council on Aging - Estate Planning Workshop

Council on Aging Offices
30 Kawana Springs Rd., Santa Rosa

RSVP Required: (707) 525-0143 x146
http://www.councilonaging.com
 

6pm - This classic historical site will create a perfect atmosphere for your
enjoyment of a professionally guided tasting tour of single malt
scotches (from Scotland), accompanied with notes & anecdotes on
the spirits’ related region & aging process.

Each selected scotch will be accompanied by a plate specially prepared
by Preferred Sonoma Caterers to complement that spirit.

Sponsored by Wilibees Wines & Spirits & Preferred Sonoma Caterers
& is a fundraiser for the Museum.
Tickets: $60/Members, $75/Non-Members.

https://scotchpairing2019.brownpapertickets.com/

Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 Fourth St., Petaluma
707-778-4398

http://www.PetalumaMuseum.com

Celebrate the holidays with this collaborative production between SRJC
& SSU.  Premiering on Broadway 60 years ago, the musical was inspired
by the von Trapp family’s true story.  Parking Permit Required: $5/Per Vehicle. 
Show Schedule:

• Nov. 22, 23, 29, 30  Dec. 5, 6, 7 at 7:30pm.
• Nov. 23, 24, 30  Dec. 1, 7, 8 at 1:30pm.
  Recommended for anyone aged 7 & above.

 PERFORMED AT:

Evert B. Person Theatre at Sonoma State University
1801 E Cotati Ave, Rohnert Park

https://theatrearts.santarosa.edu/buy-tickets-online

Raven
115 North St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
http;//www.raventheater.org

6-10pm - Come dressed to kill & maybe end up a suspect or sleuth.

Tickets; $35/Per Person.

Citrus Fairgrounds
http://www.savcannah.hiemphill@gmail.com

The performance will feature works of John Coltrane, Lee Morgan,
Wayne Shorter & a new composition by Bennett Friedman.
Admission: $15/General, $10/Students & Seniors.  Parking Fee:  $4.
Tickets available at the door only.  Proceeds benefit the SRJC Foundation Jazz Studies Fund

Newman Auditorium - SRJC Santa Rosa Campus

(707) 527-4255

 

7:30pm - A a Folk ’n Roll Acoustic Group with Irish, Jazz,
Classical, Country & even Latin influences. Tom Richardson,
Terry Mills & Linda Weber blend 3-part harmonies with Guitars,
Bass, Mandolin, Flute & Hand Percussions.

Friday - 12/Noon-7pm, Saturday - 10am-7pm, Sunday - 10m-5pm.

One of a kind Gifts
Sonoma County Home Shows
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
800-655-0655
http://www.SonomaCountyHomeShows.com

Hours: Friday & Saturday: 10am-6pm & Sunday: 10am-4pm
Admission & Parking are free.

The Faire highlights 85 local & regional artists of original crafts, artwork, holiday pieces &  gourmet foods – exhibited by the artists that make them!  Holiday music & spirit abounds as you stroll the hall & visit with the artists. Christmas ornaments & holiday decorations, fine & costume jewelry, watercolors, photography, pottery, metal work, soaps & lotions, garden
& yard art, clothing & tie dye, blown & stained glass items, crocheted &
knitted hats, scarves, & clothing, kids toys, pet items, candles, dolls,
turned wood ~ many great holiday gifts!  The fair includes many gourmet
food booths as well, many of which you can sample as you go: olive oils, vinegars, mustard, jams & jellies, cheese & breads, nuts & dried fruits, spice blends, sauces & seasonings & special treats & home-baked goodies from
the Greater Napa Valley Lion’s Club at their annual fundraiser.

11:30am - Help the community cleanup & nurture the restored
Colgan Creek. Learn about the many native California plants
that grow along creeks & help them establish a foothold.
Tools & refreshments provided.

Elsie Allen High School near Burgess Dr., Santa Rosa

10am-12:30pm - Step by step instructions.

Cost: $40/Per Person.

Pre-Registration Required.

(707) 527-9277 x110

http://www.lagunafoundation.org

10am-4pm - Admission is FREE!

Crafts & Gifts Galore, Fairy Gardens, Usborne Children Books

Sam's Mediterranean Deli Cafe in Rohnert Park will be selling Food in the Lobby.

LuLa Roe, Scentsy, Party Lite & Essential Oils
Santa Rosa Veterans Building

9am-3pm - Gifts, Treats & Jams.  Book, Estate & Rummage Sale,
Raffle, Silent Auction & Warm Lunch from 11:30am-1:30pm.

Live Music & Hula Performances.

Mason Center
373 North Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 829-1129
http://www.stonecreekzencenter.org

11am-6pm - Artist made goods to fill the gallery.
Free & Open to the Public.
Refreshments & wine will be available

Healdsburg Center for the Arts
130 Plaza St., Healdsburg
 

10am-3pm - Quality Crafts, Hot Dogs, Snacks & Homemade Sweets for sale.

Petaluma United Methodist Church
D St., @ 5th St., Petaluma
(707) 762-9785
http://www.petalumamc.org

12 Artists, Paintings, Jewelry, Sculpture, Paper Goods,
Terrariums, Holiday Ornaments & more!

Schoolhouse Gallery & Joy Ridge Ranch Art Barn
2400 & 2502 Joy Rd., Occidental

11am-4pm - 40+ Crafters, Jewelry, Soaps & Lotions, Ornaments,
Gift Baskets & more!  Food Trucks

Sebastopol Grange Hall
6000 Sebastopol Ave.,

11am-3pm - Every Weekend through Dec.22nd.

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

5-7pm - Sonoma Plaza
(707) 938-9560

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

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

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

9am-2pm - Lots of plants to choose from.  PRICE: $4 for 1-Gallon containers.

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

5-8pm - Taste local Food & buy local goodies.
Lots of itmes to sample & fun activities for the family.

Hotel Petaluma
205 Kentucky St., Petaluma
 

8am/Sharp! 

5K Run/Walk through Healdsburg Open Space Preserve.
333 Center Street, Healdsburg.  In front of the Healdsburg Running Co.
(415) 533-1005
Pre-Register:
http://www.healdsburgturkeytrot.com

5pm - Join us around the 100-year old historic sycamore tree,
for a spectacular "Light Show."

Entertainment & Hot Beverages
Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma
(707) 938-9000
http://www.fairmont.com

 Pegasus Theater Company will be performing a staged radio play based on that film & on the Lux Radio Hour adaptation of it, along with tunes from the 30’s & 40’s sung by some of our finest local vocalists.

Show Dates: Fridays & Saturdays, Nov. 29, 30 & Dec. 6, 7
at the Blue Door Gallery, 16259 Main St., in Guerneville.  Watch & listen
as the town of Bedford Falls, NY stands behind its beloved citizen George Bailey during his darkest hour.

Admission for all performances is pay-what-you-can.  Doors open at 7pm.
Show: 7:30pm.   Come experience what it was like to be a live audience for the broadcast of a play during radio’s heyday.

Nov., 29 & 30 from 9am-5pm AND Dec., 1 from 9am-1pm..

Porto Bodega Clubhouse
1500 Bay Flat Rd., Bodega Bay
 

10am - Held every year on Thursday & Friday of the Thanksgiving Weekend!  You will find Handcrafted Goods, Homemade Jams,
Mustards, Olive Oil & more... 
Mrs. Clause Bake Shop is filled with home-baked goodies.

Gualala Arts Center
46501 Old State Hwy.,
(707) 884-1138
http://www.gualalaarts.org
 

10am-4pm - Food, Music, Crafts for Kids.
Bring your kids to our Little Elves' Workshop! 
We'll watch your kids while you shop.

5401 Snyder Ln., Rohnert Park
(707) 588-3456
http://www.communityservices@rpcity.org

Nov. 29 - 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

11am-4pm - Seven Alexandar Valley Wineries, each offering
holiday wine specials & delicious holiday nosh.
Tickets: $15/Per Person - includes a wristband to 7 Wineries,
Food ticket per Winery & a Logo Glass.

http://www.eventbrite.com

11/29,  10am-5pm, 11/30, 10am-4pm  AND 12/1, 10am-4pm.

Free Entrance.  Handmade Items, Friendly Atmoshphere & Tasty Snacks.

Monte Rio Community Center
: (707) 865-2487

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

Tickets: $15/Per Person.

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

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

Cost: $65/Per Person.

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

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

Golden Gate Fields - Berkeley
(707)  484-5229

4-5:30pm -
Nov. 30 - Sebastopol Regional Library,
Dec. 5 - Rincon Valley Library,
Dec. 7 - Sonoma Valley Regional Library,
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

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

1pm - Santa Arrives by Fire Truck,
2pm -Christmas Caroling.

Celebrate the Holiday Season in the Charming Village of Duncans Mills
Vist our many Shop-s for Gift Giving Ideas.  Enjoy Wine Tasting, Music,
Food & Good Cheeer!
(707) 865-1318

EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY.

Enjoy holiday with special treats.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

3pm - A Very Electric Christmas.

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

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

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

(707) 823-1511

http://www.seb.org

10am-3pm - Music, Entertainment, Crafts, Food & more!

Hermann Sons Hall
860 Western Ave., Petaluma
 

10am-4pm - Crafts for sale & a raffle

Petaluma Veterans Memorial Hall
1094 Petaluma Blvd., South, Petaluma
http://www.holidaycrafterino.com

4pm - Free Hot Chocolate, Hot Apple Cider & Hot Dogs

Lots of different kinds of cookies show up too!
Kids get to visit with Santa Claus.

Downtown Oaks, Forestville

1-3pm - Have unwanted nice items?  Need Gifts?
Please join us at this community sharing event.
Sebastopol Grange
6000 Sebastopol Rd.,
Swap Instructions at:
http://www.liteinitiatives.org

11am - Bring your own camera

Call to REGISTER: (707) 584-0328
Foxtail Gofl Course
100 Gold Course Dr., Rohnert Park
 

Take the self-guided tour of beautifully decorated homes & businesses.
Map available at the Visitors Center
210 Lakeville St
(707) 79-0429
http://www.visitpetaluma.com

Throughout the Villagae.

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

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

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

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

 2-3:30pm - Topic: Why you should define your fears instead of your
goals  Open to anyone who enjoys TED talks, lively discussions
& big ideas!  Admission: Free/Members, $5/Non-Members.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center

5-8pm - Wagon Rides, Trian Rides, Holiday Arts & Crafts,
Gingerbread Cookie Decorating, Live Entertainment, & Photos with Santa.
Windsor Town Green
701 McClelland Dr., Windsor
(707) 838-1000
 

5-8pm - Merchant Open House - Downtoen Guerneville on Main Street.
(707) 486-9907
http://www.russianriver.com

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

McClelland Dr., Windsor

5-6:30pm

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

2:30-4pm - Dr. Allan Bernstein, former Chief of Neurology at Kaiser,
gives us an intriguing talk on the latest in Alzheimer's & dementia research. 

Admission: $10/Members, $15/Non-Members, $15

http://www.sebastopolseniorcenter.org

4-8pm - Food, Craft Vendros, Music, Free Coffee, Hot Cocoa, Cookies
& more!  Crafts for kids, Story Time, Entertainment & 'pecial' Guests!
Come join us for a FUN-filled Magical Holiday Evening!
La Plaza Park, Cotati
 

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

Hotel Petaluma
http://www.thefabulouswomen.com

Friday - 5-8pm, Saturday & Sunday - 10am-3pm.
50+ Arttists.  Holiday Gifts for the Home & Garden.
Sonoma Community Center
276 East Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 938-4626
http://www.sonomacommunitycenter.org

5-8pm - Carriage Rides, Cookies, Hot Drinks, Music, Ballet & tree
will be lit at 7pm.  Santa arrives on a fire truck.  Donations will be
collected for our local Humane Society.
Sebastopol Town Plaza
(707) 823-3032
http://www.sebastopol.org

4:30-8:30pm - Gingerbread People Decorating, Live Music, Vendors,
Carolers & a myriad of other things.
Family friendly & will definitely get you into the holiday spirit!

Downtown Plaza & Cloverdale Blvd.,
(707) 894-4470
http://www.cloverdalechamber.com

10am-4pm - Come by to connect with friends, shop for gifts &
support local Crafters & Artisans. 

Faith Lutheran Church
19355 Arnold Dr., Sonoma

8am-10pm - Annual Christmas Crafts Fair.  Free Admission. 
Raffle Fundraiser.  Local Crafters. Food & lot's of FUN!

5400 Blank Rd Sebastopol
http://www.Hesselguild.org

Dec. 7, 7:30pm (Doors 6pm, Pre-concert talk 6:30-7pm),

(Discovery Open Rehearsal, Dec. 7, 2pm– Doors at 1pm, no talk),

Dec. 8, 3pm (Doors 1:30pm, Pre-concert talk 2-2:30pm),

Dec. 9, 7:30pm (Doors 6pm, Pre-concert talk 6:30-7pm)

COST:  $24-$87.  FREE tickets for youth, ages 7-17. Patrons may request
(by phone or in person) 1 FREE ticket for a youth (7-17 years of age) with
each paid adult ticket to a Classical Series concert.

Weill Hall, Green Music Center, SSU, Rohnert Park

(707) 546-8742
http://www.srsymphony.org

10am-5pm - Interested in purchasing a quality mattress at discount prices PLUS supporting excellence in Analy Music, stop in & see what we have to offer!
? All Sizes Available With 25+ Styles On Display
? Twin From $199 | Full From $239 | Qn From $279 | Kg /Ca-Kg From $399
? All Mattresses Are Brand New With Full Factory Warranties
? Big Savings Over Retail Pricing
? All Forms Of Payment Accepted With Financing Available
? Adjustable Bases, Luxury Pillows, Massage Chairs Also Available
? Delivery Available
? Free Mattress Haul Away With The Purchase Of Any Mattress Set
Get a better night's sleep AND support Analy High School Music!
The event is 1-DAY ONLY.   Spread the word to family & friends.

Analy HS Cafeteria,
6950 Analy Ave, Sebastopol

https://www.facebook.com/events/2012020635758601/

6:30pm - Shows: Dec., 7, 13 & 14.

1:30pm - Matinees: Dec., 8 & 15 .

Forestville School
6321 Hwy., 116
 

12/7, 10am-5pm AND 12/8, 10am-4pm.

Wonderful Vendors, Great Food, an Exciting Raffle & more!
http://www.occidental-ca.org/craft_faire_info.html

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

Dec. 7th, 10am-4pm AND Dec. 8th, 10am-3pm.

Have your pets picture takem wotj Samta PAWS.
$20/Donation.  Receive a framed 4x6 photo print & a
digital print as well.  Friendly leashed dogs & pets are welcome!
All proceeds benefit Canine Companions for Independence.

Western Farm Center
21 West 7th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 545-0721
http://www.westernfarmcenter.com

10:30am-12:30pm - Our Gardens ofer a variety of flora
for holiday arrangements.

Sebastopol Library
7140 Bodega Ave., Sebastopol
(707) 823-7691
 

Hours: 11am-7pm - 12/7 & 12/8.

Delicious Food & Exquisite Hand-Made Gifts by Local & Regional Women!
Entertainment - Joanne Rand, Megan McElroy, Elana & Troupe Azizam,
Spiral Muse, Drum Circle & lots more!

Sebatopol Community Center
390 Morris St., Sebastopol
http://www.GoddessCraftsFaire.com

9-11am - Dec., 7, 14 & 21) 
Come have Breakfast or  just a pastry & coffee with Santa.
417 Healdsburg Ave.,
(707) 433-1913
http://www.costeaux.com

6-8pm - 2-Act Ballet of the beloved Nutcracker.

Tickets: $20/General, $15/Seniors & Students, $10/Kids 10 & under.

(707) 242-3478

10am-4pm - 25+ Crafters, Gifts, Fashion accessories & Home Goods.

Faith Lutheran Church of Sonoma Valley
19355 Arnold Dr., Sonoma
(707) 938-1873
 

10am - Home-made Goodies, Wreaths, Ornaments, Blankets,
Gourds, Kitchen Towels, Aprons, Hand-Painted Goods, Local
Lavendar & much more!

6650 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg

http://www.avladiesaid.com

10am-3pm - 20+ Local Crafters, Taco Truck, Sip on Coffee or
Hot Cocoa & enjoy some bake goods.

Whited Elementary School
4995 Sonoma Hwy., Santa Rosa
(707) 539-2400
http://www.whitedelementarycraftfiare@gmail.com

10am-5pm - Handcrafted Holiday Decorations & Gifts.
Jewelry, Mugs, Pillows, Scarves, Bags, Ornaments, Cards & lots more!
Refreshments will be served.

16120 Watson Rd., Guerneville
(707) 869-9419
http://www.croneclown@comcast.net

10am-5pm - Artists & Designers - Perfect for gift-giving!

583 Harrison St., Sebastopol
(707) 326-6874
 

7pm - Theme: "Cartoons on Main"
Downtown Guerneville, Main St.,

5pm - To signify the start of the Christmas Season.

Healdsburg Ave., & Matheson St.,
http://www.healdsburg.com

5-7pm - Free pictures with Santa Claus.  Holiday Music, Holiday
Treats & Refreshments.
Kid's Activities.  Tree Lighting at 6pm

City Center Plaza
475 City Center Dr., Rohnert Park
 

4-8pm - Music, Kids Crafts, Wine & Beer Tasting, Drinks, Food, Santa & more!
Shops, Tasting Rooms & Park Cafe & Grill will be open.

Cornerstone Sonoma
23667 Hwy. 12, Sonoma
(707) 933-3010

10am-4pm - A charming reminder of bygone days; old-fashioned
holiday finery inside & out.  Free Rides on "Rosie the Trolley".
Luther Burbank Gardens
204 Santa Rosa Ave.,
(707) 524-5445
http://www.burbankhome@lutherburbank.org

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

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

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

12/7, 9am-5pm AND 12/8, 10am-4pm.

Celebrate the season with gifts for yourself or loved ones.
Featuring 90+ local artists.  Enjoy live entertainment & shop for
quality, hand-crafted holiday décor, home goods, jewelry, bath &
body products, edibles & more!  All products sold by the artists.

Admission: $3/Adults, Free/Kids12 & under.

Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 543-3737

https://srcity.org/2176/Handmade-Holiday-Crafts-Fair

2-4pm - Special Opening Ceremony Guest Speakers, Music,
Tea Time, Photo Parlor & a fun Trivia Contest.

Saturday Afernoon Club
430 10th St., Santa Rosa
http://www.socowomen2020@gmail.com

6pm - Hospice by the Bay will host its 34^th annual Lights of Remembrance
tree-lighting ceremony.   All ages are invited to attend this community
gathering that includes sharing of inspiring messages, candle-lighting,
music & reflection.

Sonoma Plaza
in front of City Hall, Sonoma
http://www.hospicebythebay.org

10am-12/Noon - Join us for a multi-activity Chanukah-themed event for families with young children.  Enjoy many fun activities: decorate an edible kosher marshmallow dreidel, assemble Chanukah sun catchers, roll your
own Chanukah candles, practice spinning dreidels, look through a library
of children's Chanukah stories.  Plus, make your own olive oil infusions
with Eden Village West & enjoy a gourmet olive oil tasting of BR Cohn oils. 
This year’s special live interactive performance is with the amazing, Diana Shmiana.  Adults will have a chance to enter a FREE raffle for Chanukah gifts.

Receive free admission when you say "Hands-on-Chanukah!"
at the front desk!  Hands-On Chanukah is a program by the
Jewish Concierge of Sonoma County and co-sponsored by the Jewish
Community Federation & Endowment Fund, PJ Library & the Charles
M. Schulz Museum & Research Center.

2301 Hardies Lane
(415) 847-2992

https://jewishfed.org/news/events/hands-chanukah-family-celebration-1

10am-12/Noon -  Decorate a Dreidel, Get your Picture taken
with Davie the Dreidel, Make your own Menorah & roll your own
Chanukah Candles.  Free to attend.

Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Ln., Santa Rosa
(415) 847-2992
http://www.jewishfed.org

6:30pm - Teams will face off in the ultimate Chanukah Cookoff. 
See who will claim the Latke Trophy.  Jewish 'Foodies' will be judging!

Chabad Jewish Center
205 Keller St., #101, Petaluma
(707) 559-8585
http://www.jewishpetaluma.com

Bear Republic
5000 Robert Lakes Rd., Rohnert Park
https://www.facebook.com/events/293759691315777/

11am-1pm - FREE & OPEN to ALL!

Enjoy Holiday Cheer, delicious Food & Raffle Prizes!  Turkey & Ham
provided by the Board of Directors; bring a side dish to share!

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7pm - Join the Santa Rosa Symphony League for an evening of holiday music performed by the Del Sol Band.

Sip a little wine, nibble on an assortment of holiday refreshments &
enjoy the festive music of Del Sol performed in the acoustically perfect
cave of Deerfield Ranch Winery. Doug Morton, Charity Goodin,
Rob Fordyce & Brad McKeague can be counted on to present a fresh & humorously entertaining mix of holiday music.  Award-winning
Deerfield Ranch wines will be served.
Tickets: $50/General; $45/Symphony League Members
Deerfield Ranch Winery
10200 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood
http://www.srsymphonyleague.org

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

Tickets: $20 Available on Eventbrite

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

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
 

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
 

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

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/

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

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

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

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

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

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

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