On view through - March 5, 2023
Visitors enjoy a big squeeze of color this winter as Sonoma Botanical Garden transforms its greenhouse into a cornucopia of living citrus trees in fruit.
he Garden kicks off its brand-new special exhibition program with a first-time indoor botanical display, From East to Zest, an original, living exhibition illustrating citrus’ colorful journey across the globe. Immersed in fragrance
& color, visitors learn fun facts as they stroll, from the myth of the Meyer Lemon to the cause of the Grapefruit Effect.
 
Virtually all citrus originated in Southeast Asia, yet today are thoroughly ingrained in the cuisines & cultures of the Americas. Imagine Peruvian food without lemons, or Mexican cuisine without limes!
Sonoma Botanical Garden
12841 Hwy 12, Glen Ellen
(707) 996-3166
https://sonomabg.org/

Thousand Ways: A Work in Progress.  Running through September, 2023.

Collaborating with Petaluma River Park Foundation (PRPF) to feature work
by lead artists David Duskin & Darling Gonzalez that challenges how we
see & experience art, using a language of color & simple materials to create infinite compositions. The pieces invite you to come back again
& again to see the evolution. Designed to encourage us to think about
the impact of how small changes can reshape our perspective.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
https://lutherburbankcenter.org/

11am-6pm - “Color with Love" ~ Windsor Artist Nancy Gray & others
display heart paintings.  Free to view. RECEPTION: FEBRUARY 14, 2023: 3 – 6 PM:  Join the artists on VALENTINE’S DAY to revel in hearts and beautiful local art.  Refreshments will be served. Show runs through Feb., 26, 2023.
Upstairs Art Gallery
306 Center St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-4214

http://upstairsartgallery.net

4-6pm -  New Paintings by James Reynolds.
Show runs through April 2, 2023
These radiant, masterful landscapes & wildlife paintings encompass
both vast scopes & delicate details. His new work, with improvisational approaches to landform & light, catch the spirit of place in the Bay Area
& beyond, a transient natural beauty that touches deep chords in the viewer.
Sebastopol Gallery open daily, 10-5pm.
Sebastopol Gallery
150 N. Main St., Sebastopol
http://sebastopolgallery.com

The Spark of Schulz: A Centennial Celebration
Exhibit runs through — March 12, 2023

In honor Charles Schulz' 100th birthday the cartoonist
behind Snoopy, Charlie Brown & the Peanuts Gang ~ The Schulz
Museum celebrates with the exhibition, a book & USPS Stamps!

https://schulzmuseum.org/calendar/

What is CASA?

CASAs (Court Appointed Special Advocates) are volunteers & ordinary
citizens, like you, doing extraordinary work. CASA advocates establish
stable relationships with foster children, getting to know their unique history
& making informed recommendations to the courts. When a child has an advocate, he/she is more likely to get needed services — and a permanent, stable home. Are you eager to make a difference in a child’s life?
Become a volunteer.

(707) 565-6379
https://sonomacasa.org/

8:30am-9pm - Featuring works by 9 artists & photographer
Robert Caruso.  Open to all & free to attend.
Redwood Cafe
8240 Old Redwood Highway, Cotati

http://awsomeart.org

10am-1:30pm - Enjoy fresh fruit, veggies, ready to eat items, coffee,
flowers, gifts & lots more!
Lucchesi Park
320 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
https://ilovefarmersmarkets.org/farmers-markets.html

Planning for the needs of Seniors & their Caregivers.
We want to hear from you! Join us for a series of in-person & virtual
focus groups around the needs of Sonoma County's seniors, people with disabilities & their caregivers.
Please click on the link below for dates/details.

The Sonoma County Area Agency on Aging makes recommendations to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors regarding the needs of older and disabled adults and their caregivers.

https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/focus-groups-on-aging-we-want-to-hear-from-you-1395899?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

PREVIEWS FEB 8 & 10, OPENS FEB 11, runs through Feb 19th
Robin and Hazel, a long-married couple, have retired to a farm by the sea.
Their life is self-sufficient & apparently tranquil, until the arrival of an
unwelcome figure from the past forces them to contemplate the world
beyond their front door. This disturbing, compelling drama, set in the
wake of a disaster at the nearby nuclear power plant, considers
the personal responsibility of past and present generations for actions
that will have profound consequences for our children.

The California
528 7th Street, Santa Rosa
http:// https://www.caltheatre.com/left-edge

Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am-3pm. 

Artists express gratitude, hope & joy in the era of COVID-19.  Free to attend.
Santa Rosa Arts Center (in the SOFA Arts District)
312 S. A St., Santa Rosa
http://santarosaartscenter.org

10am-4pm - Art Projects, Bubble Show, Archery, Live Music.
Free Family friendly event with entertainment & activities.

Milt Brandt Visitors Center
& Congressman Don Clausen Fish Hatchery
3288 Skaggs Springs Rd., Geyserville

https://lakesonoma.org/support-lake-sonoma/lake-sonoma-steelhead-festival/

Rumble in the Jungle ~ 'Amor' Party (aka) Adult Romantic Safari Tours.
Feb., 11th - 12/Noon-5pm & Feb., 12th - 12/Noon-5pm.

This hot ticket starts out with some romantic decadent wild bites,
followed by gathering together for an ‘Amour’ Party featuring fun
& frank presentation on the mating practices of our wild friends,
& then everyone heads out for a Safari ‘Amour’ Tour.
You’ll travel in an open-air vehicle encountering giraffe, rhinoceros,
wildebeest, cape buffalo, zebra & more!
Cost: $175/Per Person (Adults only).
Safari West
3115 Porter Creek Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 566-3667

https://www.safariwest.com/calendar/valentines-day-wild-jungle-love/

6-10pm - Heartfelt Art by Shelter & Rescue Animals,
Gourmet Hors d'Oeuvres, Wines, Beer & Korbel Champagne,
Ticket:  Donations $50/Advance, $60/Door.
All proceeds benefit animals in need.

Finley Community Center, Santa Rosa
2060 West College Ave., @ Stony Point
(707) 799-6151

http://pawsforlove.info

Ballroom Dance. Donate. Feel Good.Saturday, February 11th 1:00p-3:30p

YMCA Group Exercise Studio

Donation: of only $50 per couple to participateThis workshop will teach you a pattern of moves thatyou can practice and take out onto the town.

This Smart Cycling Class provides both lecture & ON-BIKE instruction.

You will need a bike in good working order, a helmet & a mask.
(We will be following all appropriate COVID protocols.)

Water, a snack & hand sanitizer are also good things to bring!
Parking Lot
750 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa

https://bikesonom.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/bikesonom/event.jsp?event=7306

6:30pm.
Admission: $12.50/Per Person.
Sponsored by Singles & Pairs.
Monroe Hall
1400 W College, Santa Rosa
(707) 849-3101

Every Saturday - 8:30am-Noon

Featuring several new farmers, new food producers & the return of live music!

West Plaza Parking Lot, Healdsburg

2-5pm - Find qualified candidates, Meet prospective
applicants to fill your vacant positions, Interview on the spot,
Chance to bring your marketing materials.
St Rose Parish Hall
320 Tenth St., Santa Rosa
(707) 576-2015
 

6-7:30pm - Paradigm Shift is an elevator ride to the heights of what
is possible. Synchronize yourself with the mission for which you were
placed on earth & learn to recognize the inherent goodness & perfection
in yourself, in others & in every circumstance of your life.  Distilled
into 6 succinct lessons, this empowering course offers a revolutionary
outlook on life, culled from the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe,
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.

Chabad Jewish Center of Petaluma
https://www.jewishpetaluma.com/templates/articlecco_cdo/aid/5782059/jewish/Paradigm-Shift-Course.htm

SIR Branch 17 will hold its next meeting on February 16, 2023, and our speaker will be Melissa King who will talk about the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine. In 2004 almost 60% of California voters approved Proposition 71, the California Stem Cell Research & Cures initiative. Shortly after, the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) was established to administer the $3 billion in bond proceeds and approve grant requests from qualified researchers. Melissa was a founding member of CIRM. More recently Melissa was head of field operations for California Proposition 14 which passed with voter approval and secured an additional $5.5 billion in bond monies for CIRM to continue funding research and now field trials. She helped build the patient advocacy coalition needed to get the State ballot initiative passed. The combined effect of these grants has had a significant positive economic impact on our economy and has helped propel advances in finding cures and improved treatment for people with chronic illness. Melissa has her BA from Wellesley College and a MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business.RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Members pay for lunch but its Free for invited guests. Contact us for more details. May also be available through Zoom. SIR, Inc. is a California non-profit organization that provides social activities for men over 50 whose mission is: “To enhance the lives of our members through fun activities, luncheons and events while making Friends for Life”.SIR Branch 17 meets in Santa Rosa for socializing, lunch, and an interesting speaker every 3rd Thursday of the month. In addition to our luncheon, we organize other activities, including Golf, Bocce, Poker, Dining Out (with & without partners); Global Affairs; Coffee Club; Beer, Wine & Spirits; Book Club; Hiking/Walking; and more!Live longer and happier with good friends while enjoying fun activities. We don’t raise money, have a political agenda, a religious orientation, or sell anything. For more information, visit us at www.SIR17.org or contact us by phone at (707) 596-8027 or email at SIRBr17@gmail.com

Friday, 2/17 - 10am-6pm, AND Saturday, 2/18 - 10am-5pm.

The 2 day show will have a large bourse with professional coin
dealers, a silver dollar drawing every hour & a door prize.
There will also be an all-gold drawing to be held Saturday the
18th at 4pm.  Free appraisals of coins will be available
throughout the show.

Admission: $5/Adults, Free/Kids 12 & under.
There may be a fee for parking.  We will observe all appropriate
Covid recommendations.
There will be a special area just for kids.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds

1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 585-3711
 

12/Noon - 10,000+ gently used books, DVDs, CDs, puzzles for sale
at bargain prices (most books $2 or less, children's books $1).

All proceeds benefit Santa Rosa libraries.
Central Branch Library
211 E. Street, Santa Rosa
http://bit.ly/3Nw6nZ9

Dates Feb., 17 - Feb., 20 - 11am-8pm.

Featuring erything you love about a small town fair! Enjoy live music
by local bands, a carnival with thrilling rides & games, a Friendly Farm
Petting Zoo & agricultural 4-H shows. Culinary demos & wine tastings
showcase the region’s bounty, while art & photo exhibits highlight
community talents. Special events include a parade, cabaret
performances, talent shows & a Citrus Fair Queen pageant.

1 Citrus Fair Dr., Cloverdale
https://cloverdalecitrusfair.org/

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

The Sebastopol Community Cultural Center & the Sonoma Couny
Folk Society, are proud to present a double bill of traditional old time
& bluegrass music featuring, April Verch & Joe Newberry & the
KathyKallick Band.

Tickets: $30/General Admission, $25/Members of the Sonoma County
Folk Society & the California Bluegrass Association.
Come out & support modern traditional music.

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center’s, Youth Annex

Fans of white & sparkling wines won't want to miss winter's White Wine
Festival Weekend, an end-of-season affair now in its 15th year.
Featuring dozens of local wineries showcasing their finest white,
sparkling & rosé wines, the weekend is also filled with food pairings.
https://www.avwines.com/white-wine-weekend/?mc_cid=30c044f981&mc_eid=c294ded64d

11am-5pm - Don Landis presents an all things Olive experience.
All your senses will be stimulated. Savor unique Olives, taste delicious Olive oil
& have Olive inspired food for lunch or snack.  Feast your eyes on Olive inspired
art served up by ceramists, photographers & painters. Have your thirst for Olive
knowledge quenched by Olive tree experts, notables from U.C. Davis & local folks. 
Enjoy fabulous Jacuzzi Family Vineyards wine. Attendees get discounts from
The Olive Press & Jacuzzi Family Vineyards. There will be tours of the Olive Mill
& cooking demonstrations. Relax in the courtyard with Italian music in the air...
it is entertaining, delicious & fun!

Jacuzzi Family Vineryards
24724 Arnold Dr., Sonoma
(707) 931-7506
 

7:30pm - Don’t miss the return of this spectacular tribute to the
one & only Billie Holiday! Super songstress Stella Heath & her band, featuring some of the Bay Area’s finest jazz musicians, skillfully evoke
the electric & intimate feeling of seeing the legendary Lady Day live
in a 1930’s jazz club. You won’t want to miss this Valentine’s Day tribute
at our acoustic sweet spot on Bohemian Highway.
Admission: $32/General, $25/OCA members. http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

Escape to Anderson Valley in February for a weekend of white wine,
sparkling, rose & more!  Wineries along our wine road will welcome you
with exclusive wine flights, food pairings & special library tastings.
Plan your journey to learn why our region is so well suited to make
some of the best white wine & sparkling from the New World.
No matter the weather, this event weekend is a perfect winter adventure!

https://www.avwines.com/white-wine-weekend/?mc_cid=1c3687524f&mc_eid=c294ded64d

7:30pm - Stage Left Studio presents the erotic cabaret show with comedy,
dance, songs, burlesque, sketches & more.  Also a dirty limerick contest.
Admission: $19/Per Person.

The California
528 Seventh St., Santa Rosa
(707) 664-7529

http://caltheatre.com/wednesdayweirdness

Join Certified California Naturalist John Lynch on a 3 mile, 2.5 hour guided nature walk from creekside to hillside and back through the meadow. We will take our time with frequent stops to enjoy and identify the wildflowers, talk a little about the traditional uses of plants we encounter, and catch our breath.

10am-1:15pm

Tickets are $15 for general audiences, $7.50 for youth (12-17 year olds) and students, Sugarloaf members, Sugarloaf volunteers, and free for children under 12.

Meet at the Visitor Center. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for two miles of leisurely walking and chatting over moderate and possibly muddy terrain. We invite you to bring a reusable drink container for your little ones to enjoy hot cocoa after the walk. Heavy rains cancel; parking fees apply.

Enjoy your yoga experience in the beautiful setting of our park! Susan Topf’s Yoga Hike balances a mix of easy hiking and gentle yoga postures, breath work and guided meditation, no mat necessary. The route varies on weather conditions and group interest that typically covers 2-3 miles of varied terrain. All levels and ages welcome.Tickets are $30 and include parking if registered in advance online. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing to feel comfortable being in a natural setting and bring water (as needed). Meet outside the Visitor Center unless otherwise noted in confirmation email prior to the hike. 10am -12:30pm

Limited to 12 participants.Sonoma County Resident? Free with a 2023 Park Rx from a participating Sonoma County Medical Provider. Visit https://sugarloafpark.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/ParksRx_info.pdf for Park Rx info.

5-6pm - Pipe-organist Joy-Leilani Garbutt plays works by women
composers of France's La Belle Ãpoque, including Chaminade, Josaphine Boulay, Mel Bonis and Nadia Boulanger. Garbutt is the Director of Music
at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, San Francisco. She is a Fulbright Scholar
who spent 2018-19 in France, researching early 20th-century French organ music by female composers. She holds a Ph.D. in musicology, a Master
of Education degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education
& a Master of Music in organ performance from Northwestern University.
She has played for audiences in England, South Africa, New Zealand,
Australia & Mexico. Admission to the concert is free.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church
209 Matheson St., Healdsburg
http://www.stpauls-healdsburg.org

5:30pm - Check-in,
5:30-7pm - Cocktail Hour & Silent Auction,
7-9pm - Dinner Program.
Tickets: $70/Per Person & available online.
Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building
1351 Maple Ave., Santa Roa
(707) 575-3029

http://sonomadems.org

6pm/Doors Open, 7pm/Show.

Admission: $45/Advance,  $50/At the Door, $75/VIP & includes
2 drink tickets.

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St., Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
https://seb.org/bobby-mcferrin/

7:30pm - Inspirational songstress Ariel Marin, James Earley
& a funktastic ensemble of musicians.  Come ready to boogie
to your favorite funky rhythms & psychedelic grooves - from Tina
to Chaka, Prince to James Brown & so much more.
Admission: $37/General, $30/OCA members. http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org

6:30-8:30pm - Healdsburg Jazz is proud to present the powerful blues singer
& band leader Terrie Odabi & her group for our special 2023 Concert & Celebration of Black History Month, Blues of Resistance. Terrie Odabi will cover a wide range of music from the Civil Rights Movement including a feature on the songs recorded by the Staple Singers. With Simon Russell (keys), Anthony Paule (guitar), Kirk Crumpler (bass) & Pierre Parker (drums). Prior to the concert, Healdsburg Jazz' Artistic Director Marcus Shelby
will lead the presentation Soul of the Movement: Meditations on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The foundation of Healdsburg Jazz is rooted in the tradition of black music, elegant swing, storytelling & the power of the blues.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. understood how music could quickly inform,
inspire & empower the masses especially with the blues, which has
flexibility & a multiplicity of expressive tools including Irony, ethos, double entendres, tension, release & of course improvisation.
Raven Performing Arts Theater
115 North St Healdsburg
https://healdsburgjazz.org/events/black-history-month-featuring-terrie-odabi-blues-of-resistance/

8:30-11am - This half marathon, 10k, 5k takes place on the morning
of Beer City Festival & takes you along flat trails & paths that run
along Santa Rosa Creek. Beer tasting at the finish. Discount tickets
are available to all runners for Beer City Festival which takes place
later in the day.  Cost: $45-$95.
A Place to Play
2375 W 3rd St., Santa Rosa
https://runsignup.com/Race/CA/SantaRosa/RunBeerCity
 

7-8:30pm - An internationally performing headliner comedian
who is going viral again with her recent Dry Bar Comedy Special;
there's nothing better than adding a few more million to her YouTube views. Frances is a fun, physical & smart comedian. She delivers a spontaneous
joke one minute & a physical punchline the next.

THINGS TO REMEMBER FOR THE SHOW EXPERIENCE:
Doors 6pm, Complimentary parking, Indoor event, wine & charcuterie
items available for purchase.  Show is open to an audience 21+.
ID required at the door

Balletto Vineyards
5700 Occidental Road Santa Rosa
https://www.crushersofcomedy.com/feb24and25.html

TWO SEATINGS:  5:30pm AND 7pm.

CRAB, SALAD, GARLIC BREAD & PASTA.
Tickets: $65/Adults, $32.50/Children 6-12, Free/Kids under 6.
Refreshments & Desserts available for purchase.

Presented by LaFayetter Lodge #126 of F. & A.M. for fraternal
& charitable programs.
Masonic Center
373 N. Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 321-9479
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sebastopol-masons-all-you-can-eat-annual-crab-feed-tickets-515731726477

11am-4pm - Discover this time-honored tradition in Sonoma County!
Learn directly from winemakers how they work with their wines after
harvest, before the wine is bottled. Be the first to taste limited production
wines & take the opportunity to purchase futures for your own cellar.

The Jewish Community Free Clinic (JCFC) and Gallery 300 present the 6th annual Works of Heart Art Show and Fundraiser to support free health care in Sonoma County. All proceeds benefit both the JCFC and the exhibiting artists who will share the art proceeds 50-50.

On March 4th, you are invited to join us for the Art Show debut and a sumptuous dinner catered by Grossman’s Noshery and Bar, with live music by Kash Krillion and Krillion’s Trillions, at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts, 282 S. High Street.

Art can be viewed and purchased online through March 31 at https://betterunite.com/jcfc-woh-2023.

The Jewish Community Free Clinic is Sonoma County’s only completely free clinic that has been providing completely free health care and social services to uninsured and other low-income clients in need of primary care, free medications, free labs, and vaccination services since 2001.

10am-1pm - The Women's Committee of IBEW is presenting a fun electric engineering event at the Children's Museum of Sonoma County.
How do lights work? How does electricity move? Electric Science
is a hands-on learning & interactive event that will answer all of your
little engineers questions. This woman-led group will inspire your little
one with the wonders of electric circuits, lights, wires & more!
A fun family event best for ages 4 & up!
Admission Fees apply to this fundraising event: Free/Members,

$16/Non-Members, Additional Discounts are Available for Qualifying Guests.
Children's Museum of Sonoma County
http:// https://www.cmosc.org/event/electric-science-event/

The Jewish Community Free Clinic (JCFC) and Gallery 300 present the 6th annual Works of Heart Art Show and Fundraiser to support free health care in Sonoma County. All proceeds benefit both the JCFC and the exhibiting artists who will share the art proceeds 50-50.

Art can be viewed and purchased online through March 31 at www.jewishfreeclinic.org. The Jewish Community Free Clinic is Sonoma County’s only completely free clinic that has been providing completely free health care and social services to uninsured and other low-income clients in need of primary care, free medications, free labs, and vaccination services since 2001. The JCFC also provides acupuncture services and free Solution Focused Therapy to those needing mental health support. All services are provided completely free of charge in an atmosphere of respect, compassion, and empowerment. In these challenging times, when people throughout our community are anxious, frightened, and uncertain how they can help, the Works of Heart fundraiser inspires art enthusiasts locally and throughout the country to make a difference ensuring assistance to those most in need.

6:30-7:30pm - Percy Jackson is about to be kicked out of boarding school. Again! When the gods of Mount Olympus emerge from his Greek mythology textbook, Zeuss master lightning bolt is stolen & Percy is the prime suspect. To find it, Percy must come to terms with the father who abandoned him & solve the riddle of the Oracle in this musical adaptation of Rick Riordans childrens book.  Family Fun in the Lobby Starting one hour before each performance, please join us in the lobby for fun art projects uniquely developed for each show. Its a fun, free way for adults & children alike
to get creative, while enhancing your enjoyment of the show.  We also have pizza, beverages & snacks available, all priced with a familys budget in mind! Subscription holders, be sure to stick around after the show to meet the cast
& get autographs. (Excluding The Peking Acrobats).

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa
https://lutherburbankcenter.org/event/lightning-thief/

Join us to learn about Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias,
promote effective communication, respond to dementia-related
behaviors & how to prepare for future care costs.
This 4-part series is provided through a grant from Sonoma County
Vintners Foundation & will cover the following topics:

Families are invited to learn how to ride together in a safe & fun

https://bikesonom.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/bikesonom/event.jsp?event=7256

5:30pm/Appetizers, 6pm/Dinner

Tickets: $20/Adults, $10/Kids 10 & under.
Seating is LIMITED ~ Tickets Pre-Sale ONLY.
Sponsored by: Gold Ridge Start Chapter #161, Order of the
Eastern Star.  Proceeds will be used to suppor the Sponsor's
fraternal purposes.

Sebastopol Masonic Center
373 No. Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 321-9479 OR (707) 291-2449

We are so excited to announce that registration is open
for Summer of Camp Aleph!  Plans are underway for a fun-packed
summer day camp that will give your child a wonderful & enriching
camp experience!  Activities, trips, art & camp spirit, all infused with an atmosphere of Jewish pride. We believe that every Jewish child should
have a terrific summer camp experience. That is about to become a reality!

Petaluma Fairgrounds
(707) 559-8585
http:// www.CampAleph.com

We are so excited to announce that registration is open for our seventh summer of Camp Aleph! Plans are underway for a fun-packed summer day camp that will give your child a wonderful and enriching camp experience! Activities, trips, art, and camp spirit, all infused with an atmosphere of Jewish pride. We believe that every Jewish child should have a terrific summer camp experience.

Ages4-12 Pioneers Program Girls entering grades 7-9 HoursMonday-Friday, 9am-3pm Interested in early or aftercare? Let us know. Early BirdRegister by March 15th and receive Early Bird pricing! Thanks to a grant from the Jewish Youth Network of the Bay Area, first-time campers can apply for one week free of charge.  Scholarships are available.

SDFF brings the best documentaries & filmmakers from around
the world to Northern California for an annual celebration of
non-fiction films!  We’ll exhibit up to 75 films over 4 days on 6 screens
in Sebastopol. Our audience includes documentary film lovers, industry professionals, filmmakers & curious bystanders.

Held at Various Locations in Sebastopol
(707) 829-4797

https://sebastopolfilmfestival.org/

7:30pm - The premier wind ensemble of the U.S. Navy, presents
a wide array of marches, patriotic selections, orchestral transcriptions
& modern wind ensemble repertoire. As the original ensemble of the Navy Band, the Concert Band has been performing public concerts & participating in high-profile events for more than 95 years.  

Recognized as one of the finest wind ensembles in the world, the Concert Band is in constant demand by the nation's foremost musical education organizations, such as the American Bandmasters Association & The
Midwest Clinic.
Sonoma State University
Weill Hall
(707) 664-4246
https://gmc.sonoma.edu/?utm_source=Green+Music+Center+E-Subscribers&utm_campaign=3228676335-The+U.S.+Navy+Band+announce++%E2%80%93+1%2F16%2F23&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4b5c7faf85-3228676335-186874465

Providing both lecture & ON-BIKE instruction.

Parking Lot

750 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa

https://bikesonom.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/bikesonom/event.jsp?event=7356

8pm - Live Stand-Up Comedy Show with LA based comedian
Amy Miller (Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing, NBC).
Amy is one of the best touring comics today & her sophomore album
"California King" was released late last year by Sonoma County
record label Blonde Medicine. Along with Amy are 2 of the best
San Francisco based comics in Chad Opitz & Jesse Hett.
The event is non ticketed & free to the public. All sales & proceeds
go to The Ocean Cove Lodge storm repairs & cleanup.
Ocean Cove Bar & Grill
23255 CA Hwy 1 Jenner
http://oceanbcovelodge.com

7:30-9:30pm - Opera singers will share the stage with the Santa Rosa High School ArtQuest chorus & the Santa Rosa Symphony orchestra for a concert version of Mozart's most popular opera. The colorful and engaging music of "The Magic Flute" encompasses all the elements of a good fairytale with rich characters, beautifully drawn by Mozart's music.

Weill Hall
Green Music Center
https://www.srsymphony.org/EventDetail/239

Universally renowned and acclaimed as the “Best Mariachi in the World,” Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán is a Mexican folk ensemble of mariachi music founded in 1897 by Gaspar Vargas. The group has since starred in more than 200 movies and recorded dozens of albums. Their musical style includes elements of various Spanish dance such as pasodobles, valses, bailables, polkas, and danzones. They also have collaborated with various artist, including Juan Gabriel and Linda Ronstadt.“Mundialmente reconocido y aclamado como “el mejor mariachi del mundo”, el mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán es un conjunto musical mexicano fundado en 1897 por Gaspar Vargas. Desde entonces han participado en más de 200 películas y grabado docenas de álbumes. Su estilo musical incluye varios elementos españoles como el paso doble, valses, polka y danzones. También han colaborado con varios artistas como Juan Gabriel y Linda Ronstadt.”

8pm

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

50 Mark West Springs Rd

Santa Rosa

3pm - (Complimentary Instrument Petting Zoo 2pm.).
All patrons, regardless of age must have a ticket. COVID-19 protocols
could change before October.

Weill Hall, Green Music Center, Sonoma State University 

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

9:30-12:30pm - Windsor Town Green

701 McClelland Drive, Windsor
https://windsorfarmersmarket.com/

This year's Theme:  "There's No Place Like Home."
Celebrating the Parade's 40th Ruby Jubilee.
We will incorporate artistic visions from the Land of OZ, Ruby Slippers,
our amazing Earth (as it’s also EARTH DAY) & what makes Petaluma
such a special Hometown.
A feast for the entire family offering a wide variety of festival foods,
crafts, arts, 2 large “kid areas,” & so much more all spread over 
4 city blocks.

http://Visit ButterAndEggDays.com

6:30-7:30pm - A feathery adventure about being scared, being brave & believing in yourself, adapted from two childrens books by Kwame Alexander:
Acoustic Rooster & Indigo Blume. With special guests, like Duck Ellington
& Ms. Dairy Parton, this musical adaptation will have children & families dancing in their seats. Most enjoyed by ages 5 & up. Please note: This performance contains haze effects. Family Fun in the Lobby Starting
1 hour before each performance, please join us in the lobby for fun art
projects uniquely developed for each show. Its a fun, free way for adults
& children alike to get creative, while enhancing your enjoyment of the show. We also have pizza, beverages & snacks available, all priced with a familys budget in mind!  Subscription holders, be sure to stick around after the show to meet the cast & get autographs. (Excluding The Peking Acrobats).
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa
https://lutherburbankcenter.org/event/acoustic-roosters-barnyard-boogie/

11am-2pm - A Fashion Show & Luncheon Benefitting Meals on Wheels
& Nutrition Programs.

DoubleTree Rohnert Park

(707) 525-0143
https://councilonaging.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Heels4Meals2023/tabid/1336269/Default.aspx

Enjoy a variety of educational, culinary & VIP special experiences.
The Bubble Lounge is returning & wineries up & down Highway 128
will open their doors for Sunday tastings, light bites & giveaways.
https://www.avwines.com/pinot-noir-festival/?mc_cid=30c044f981&mc_eid=c294ded64d

5-9pm - Annual Fundraising Event.

Summer camp-themed lawn games, scavenger hunt, magic,
wine, gourmet food, a live auction, plus a lot more – even s’mores!

Featuring the amazing Heather Rogers as Emcee, Magician
& Auctioneer & honoring KZST Brent Farris for his 20-plus years
of wildlife conservation advocacy in local schools.

Funds raised will help support the Wildlife Foundation’s education
programs for underserved children, schools & hospitalized youth. 
In-person & virtual programs serve over 1,000 learners yearly through
in-person field trips, an intensive wildlife education vocational series
for teens & Safari West Live, a streaming broadcast, virtually transporting Safari West animals & Wildlife Guide led live conversations with children confined to hospitals across the country.

Summer Camp on the Sonoma Serengeti is a wonderful opportunity to join efforts to engage the next generation of wildlife stewards.
Tickets:  $225/Per Person.

Safari West Wildlife Foundation
3115 Porter Creek Rd., Santa Rosa
https://www.safariwestwildlifefoundation.org/summer-camp-annual-fundraiser/

6-10pm - Our annual event benefiting community health brings together
friends new & old, committed to realizing the vision of eliminating health
inequities in northern Sonoma County.
Enjoy Live Music, Food, Drinks & more!

Bacchus Landing, Healdsburg