(888) 753-9378
https://www.napatrufflefestival.com

The library has set a goal for Sonoma County to read a million minutes
in January & is asking each participant to read at least 600 minutes
(20 minutes a day) during that time.  All reading logged between
January 1-31, will count toward the challenge.

http://www.sonomalibrary.beanstack.org

DRAWING is Feb., 8th. - 4pm.

Valentine Special! 2-bottle sets of quality wine will be presented
to every ticket holder - only 100 tickets are available at $30 apiece. 
Call or visit the Senior Center to purchase your ticket, while they last!

Cloverdale Senior Center (attendance not necessary to win)
311 North Main St., Cloverdale.

(707) 894-4826
http://www.cloverdaleseniorcenter.com
 

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

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

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

Jan., 10 - Feb., 9, 2020.
Once Rock n' Roll was new & dangerous.  Just like Buddy.
Featuring hits like "That'll be the Day," "Not Fade Away," "Rave On,"
"Peggy Sue," & more!

52 W 6th St., Santa Rosa

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

Monday-Sunday, 10am-5pm - Offerings include various succulents,
deer-resistant & drought-tolerant plants.  Suggested Donations: $1-$7.

Vallejo Home
363 3rd St., Sonoma
(707) 938-9558
 

IN THE MARK WEST UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT IS NOW OPEN!!

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

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

Registration required, call: (707) 829-2440
January 17: What's the Deal with CBD?;
January 24: Cannabis for Sleep, Pain, Stress, Appetite.

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

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

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

(707)  528-4222

http://www.jccsoco.org

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

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

EVENT HELD ON: FEB., 7th, 2020
MAKE KIDS SMILE AWARDS DINNER FUNDRAISER

Join PDI Surgery Center at this lively event, which is our Annual Fundraiser
with Silent & Live Auctions, Jewelry Raffle, Live Entertainment & a lot of fun.  We’ll be honoring Connie Codding & Lisa Wittke Schaffner for their
commitment to improving the lives of underserved children in Northern California.  PDI treats 2,200 children every year & since 2009 has treated 22,000+ children suffering the pain of tooth decay, which is the nation’s #1
childhood epidemic.  Donations, fundraising & grants help PDI to continue
to treat these children each year & educate their parents & the community about the causes of dental decay & how to prevent it.

Vintners Inn Event Center
(707) 837-8833

http://www.pdisurgerycenter.org

http://pdisurgerycenter.org/eventdetails.aspx?EventId=33917

Help deliver mutrious & fresh meals to homebound seniors in
your neighborhood.  Volunteers needed from 10am-12/Noon,
Monday - Friday.  Choose a day(s) taht works for you.

(707) 525-0143 x121
http://www.counsilonaging.com

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

http://www.celebratecommunity.org

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

JANUARY 18**  Sat  9am-3pm / Propagation 3-4pm
JANUARY 25**  Sat  9am-3pm / Propagation 3-4pm

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

11am-4pm - Each Day.

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.  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 including no babies or children of any age.

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

Members Only Hour Each Day: 9am-10am.
General Admission Each Day: 10am-3pm.

Fifty tons of fresh snow will be delivered & maintained over the
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Weekend, creating a space for children
to explore, build & play outside.
The snow area will feature a toboggan hill for the entire family to enjoy. 
Toddlers will love the many programs dedicated to the science of snow,
along with new all ages activities throughout the Museum.

Admission: $15/General Admission, $10/Members.
Children's Museum
1835 W. Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
https://www.cmosc.org/snow-days

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

Members: $10; Non-Members, $15

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

Sebastopol Area Senior Center

http://www.sebastopolseniorcenter.org

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

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

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

12/Noon-5pm - Repeats every Saturday & Sunday in January.

(707) 542-7729
http://www.unityofsantarosa.org

6:30-8:30pm - A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Santa Rosa High School
1235  Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa
Parking in back on Ridgeway Ave.,

10am-12/Noon - Weekly gathering offers safe, intimate environment
for women discussing relationships, family, career & other issues.

Donation Requested.

Windsor Senior Recreation Center
9231 Foxwood Dr.,
(707) 838-1250

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

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

10am-1pm - Make a positive social impact –
growing food in community, for community!

Educational & Volunteer service events commemorating the rich social contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. across the nation on this day that was made a national holiday in 1986 & declared a national day of service in 1994.  Taking place each 3rd Monday in January, the MLK, Jr. Day of Service is the only federal holiday observed as a national day of service — a "day on, not a day off."  This day of service helps to empower individuals, strengthen communities, bridge barriers, address social problems & move us closer to Dr. King's vision of a "Beloved Community."

Workday: Potting up plants, weeding, sheet mulching & various other farm projects.  Bbring clothes you don’t mind getting dirty & reusable water bottle.

Families & Children: Family-friendly.  Kids welcome – kid-friendly activities!

Food: Bring your lunch so that we can all share a meal together!

Commemorative Activities & Civic Engagement: We will also set aside time to honor Dr. King w/ acknowledgments, feel free to bring items, quotes
& pictures that resonate with your personal connection to Dr. King’s work & legacy.

Dr. King recognized the power of service.  He famously said, "Everyone can be great because everybody can serve." Observing the Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday through service is a way to begin each year with a commitment to making your community a better place.  Your service honors Dr. King's life & teachings & helps meet community challenges.  Service also brings people together of all ages, backgrounds & abilities.  This is a wonderful day on the farm & way to honor a great man!

The mission of Petaluma Bounty is “Healthy Food for Everyone through Collaboration, Education & Promoting Self-Reliance.” Our vision is “To grow a thriving local food system where consumers make informed decisions; farmers make a decent living while prioritizing ecological stewardship of the land
& all people – regardless of income – have access to healthy food.  We push beyond the immediate demands of hunger relief toward community food security (& hunger prevention) with programming that expands our community’s capacity to feed each other today & into the future”.

Petaluma Bounty Community Farm
55 Shasta Ave., Petaluma

(707) 364-9118
https://www.nationalservice.gov/serve-your-community/mlkdaygov/about-mlk-day-service

East meets West in the first pairing to kick off the twenties! 
Our version of a beer & food pairing is food 4 ways, beer 4 ways. 
Pairings available during normal kitchen hours all week long! 
Menu:   Redwood Lager & Loaded Potato Wonton topped w/ Sour Cream
& Chives Stardusk Juicy IPA & Roasted Chicken Wonton with a Chili
Mango Sauce Paloma Cocktail IPA & Camarones a la Diabla (Spicy Shrimp) Hyperion Red Ale & Smoked Brisket w/ a Sweet Molasses BBQ Sauce
Kitchen Hours: Mon-Thur, 12/Noon-9pm.  Fri & Sat, 11am-10pm
Sun., 10am-7pm

Fogbelt Brewing Co.
https://www.facebook.com/events/765844520584569/

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.

http://www.transcendetheatre.org/kids-camo-2020

For age requirements & school contact infoamtion:

http://www.srschools.org/kindergarten

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

For grades 3-6.  Free to attend.

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

(707) 520-4536

http://www.freebookmobile.org

http://www.sonoma.edu/music

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

1pm -Wednesdays: January 22, & 29 AND February 5 & 12.

Docents will give a special walking tour highlighting a small selection of
nearly 100 species of conifers in Quarryhill’s collection, many of which are endangered in the wild & rare in cultivation.  Bundle up & experience the
serene winter garden while learning about these notable beauties. 
Conifers provide multi-seasonal interest with an array of varying forms,
foliage, bark, & of course, cones!

Therapeutic Equestrian Center - Horse experience not required.

All ages & abilities welcome, with a minimum age of 14.
Upcoming Orientation at Giant Steps:

Sonoma Horse Park

(707) 781-9455
http://www.giantstepsriding.org

4-5:30pm - Presented by Abacus Wealth Partners, Sebastopol.
As a service to our community, we will be hosting three Financial
Check-ups this year at our Sebastopol office.  During these events,
you will get to sit down one-on-one with a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER
& discuss questions you have around your financial life.  During your
30-minute session, an Abacus Advisor will answer questions & provide
you with guidance & a few simple tools to help you take action.  Everyone is welcome, regardless of income or savings.  There are 3 time slots available
at 4pm, 4:30pm, & 5pm.  Registration is required, space is limited.
Please arrive 10 minutes before your session.
Register:
https://calendly.com/abacus-sebastopol-events/pro-bono-financial-check-up?month=2020-01

Abacus Wealth Partners
101 S. Main St., Sebastopol

(707) 827-1297
https://abacuswealth.com

3-5pm - ALL Speakers Series.

Jan. 23 - Marie M. Theilade, VP, Senior Financial Advisor.
Social Security:  When do you take your piece of the pie?
What you need to know before claiming.

Feb. 13 - Judith Anderson, Assistant Regional Director,
Securities & Exchange Commission.
Protecting Your self from Investment Scams.

March 19 - 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

5pm/Happy Hours, 6-8pm/Music - Sonoma Aroma -

A high-energy, super fun, local band performing originals
& covering major hits from the 60's to now.

Wines by the glass/bottle.
Please free to bring a folding chair as seating is limited.

Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com

6-8pm - An evening of Classical Art Songs & Operatic Arias,
performed by our local talent, Sonoma Voices Rising!

St. Paul's Episcopal Church
209 W Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-2107
http://www.stpauls-healdsburg.org

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

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

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

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

Thurs Value Night: Adults & Seniors 2 for 1.

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

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

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

https://raventheater.org

11am-3pm - Solar Viewing - Sugarloaf State Park.
6pm - Star Party - Cost: $5/Adults, Free/Under 18.
$10/Parking Fee.
http://ww.fro.org

5:30-9:30pm - Dinner inlcudes: All-you-can-eat Crab, Clam
Chowder, Green Salad & Bread.
Available for purchase: Beer, Wine Soda & Desserts.

Tickes: $60/Per Person.  Live & Silent Auction.

St. Eugene Becker Center
2323 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa
http://www.montgomeryeducationfoundation.com

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

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

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

Hermann Sons Hall
860 Western Ave., Petaluma

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

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

6pm/No-Host Cocktails, 7pm/Dinner,
All-you-can-eat Crab, Pasta, salad, Rolls & Ice Cream.
Silent auction, 50/50 raffle, pull tabs & door prizes.  All proceeds
benefit the community with the many projects & people that the
Cloverdale Lions Club help annually.  Come out & have a great time,
eat & help us help the local community.
(707) 889-4653 or contact any Cloverdale Lions Club member for tickets.

Cloverdale Citrus Fair- Exhibit room

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

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

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

 

https://www.visitbodegabayca.com

January 25-26. Destination Hopland Presents Barrel Tasting 101 Join us
for this once a year opportunity to gain inside access to wineries all along
the Upper Russian River Valley on Hwy 101 in Mendocino County.
You will get the chance to experience wines right from the barrel at
Barrel Tasting 101.  Talk with winemakers; learn how to evaluate barrel
samples for their potential & purchase futures of your favorites at a
discounted price.
http://www.DestinationHopland.com

Join us for the wildest brunch you have ever been to!  Proceeds will be going directly to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital to assist in any needs they have during this tragic time.  Animal ambassadors like SLOTHS, lemurs, alligators, turtles, lizards, snakes, hedgehogs, wallabies, parrots & more will be there to show their support.  BONUS animals from our friends at Six Flags Discovery kingdom will be joining us as well.  BIG thank you to Become One Voice, a local nonprofit 501c3 that supports other charities globally for teaming up with us to make this event possible. 

$75 per ticket - Includes Brunch, Live Music & a variety of Animal Encounters, Silent Auction- Raffles & Kid Friendly.

http://www.BecomeOneVoice.com

Rohnert Park

(707) 953-8836

https://www.safariencounters.org/wine-country-for-wildlife

9am-12/Noon - Held on the Last Sunday of the Month.
Cost varies depending on what is on the menu.

Hollydale Community Club
10250 Field Ln, Forestville
(707) 887-0330
https://www.hollydaleclub.org/events.html

5-6:30pm - Soul Cafe - A Spirit Driven Celebration through Music.

Free Admission. Donations appreciated!!!

Delicious Soup & Salad.  Proceeds support West County Health
Center, a non-profit organization.

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

8am-11:30am - All-you-can-eat Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage,

Juice, Milk & Coffee Proceeds to Benefit the Santa Rosa Junior College Scholarship Fund & Youth with Impaired Vision.

Tickets:  $8/Adults $5/Children under 12.  Purchase tickets at the door.

Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building

1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa

(707) 291-9769

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

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

Are you ready for Sonoma County’s next disaster?  Learn what you need
in your emergency kit, create a solid evacuation plan & establish your
sources of information & community support system by attending classes
at your local library. Beginning in January 2020.
The series is a collaboration with the S.C. Dept of Emergency Management
& Listos—a grass-roots disaster preparedness program—and will be held
at 12 S.C. Library branches, giving residents across the county the chance
to participate.

Each branch will host 3 separate classes on topics relating to emergency preparedness:  Emergency Kits & Go Bags, Family Planning
(& your pets, too!), & Sources of Information & Community Support.

https://sonomacounty.libcal.com/event/6121970

5:30/Doors Open, 6pm/Show - Uncle Mercy, Mandy Brooks - Mason Hirst.

All ages allowed.  Cost: $15/Door.

Meet Oakland Raiders Superbowl Champion, Jeff Barnes &
Oakland Raiders Mervin Fernandez,

8492 Gravenstein Hwy., Suite F, Cotati
 

12/Noon-5pm - Exclusive to families of children with special needs.
Registration required.

1835 West Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
(707) 546-4069
http://www.cmosc.org

7:30-10:30pm - No Cover.

Vocalist: Janie Roberts, Pianist & Composer: John Simon,
Double Bass: Ton Shader, Kendrick Freeman: Percussion.
Fern Bar
6780 Depot St., #120, Sebastopol

(707) 861-9603
http://www.wildjanes.com

8:30-10:30am - Leisurely bird walks designed for older adults
at all levels (& friends) to enjoy nature & each other's company. 
Bring binoculars or borrow ours.  Carpooling encouraged.
Spud Point Marina
1818 Wetshore Rd., Bodega Bay
 

6:30pm/Doors, 730pm/Show.

Featuring The King Street Giants & The Analy High School Jazz Band
All ages welcome.  Tickets: $12/Students, $20/Adults.

The Mystic Theatre
23 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma
Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-king-street-giants-analy-high-school-jazz-band-tickets-86868107849
 

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:

Jan., 30, Feb., 20, or March 26.

R.S.V.P.  (707) 525-0143 x146
 

6-7pm - Join Chef Annie as she takes advantage of Sonoma County’s
freshest produce to recreate the famous Impossible Burger- making it
not so impossible.  During the course, you will not only learn to make this delicious burger at home, but also a Tofu-Miso Sauce, Sesame-Ginger
Salad Dressing & Mocktail to create the ultimate vegan dining experience.
The Flamingo Conference Resort & spa
2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa
https://www.flamingoresort.com/event/make-the-impossible-burger-possible-plant-based-cooking-class/?pl=d54j51s54u50z51y54u53255m52e53958f50h00

1-2:30pm - First, a walk, led by one of Quarryhill’s spectacular docents,
Josie Lee, will be offered, during which she will highlight many culturally significant plants in the garden.

5pm/Happy Hours, 6-8pm/Music - The Alegre Sisters - Blend elements
of  Blues, Jazz, Folk & Bluegrass into a style all their own.

Wines by the glass/bottle.
Please free to bring a folding chair as seating is limited.

Hudson Street Wineries
428 Hudson St., Healdsburg
(707) 4332364
https://hudsonstreetwineries.com

5pm/Doors Open, 6pm/Buffet Dinner, 7pm/Entertainment.

Celebrate the Year of the Rat with the Redwood Empire Chinese Association.

Entertainment will feature the traditional lion, 250 foot-long dragon,
martial arts & other exciting cultural performances.  Win raffle & silent
auction prizes!  Meet children’s authors Camille Picott & Oliver Chin. 
A benefit for scholarships to graduating High School Seniors.

Admission: $25/Adults, $10/Kids 3-10 years old.

Tickets available at Asia Mart, 2481 Guerneville Road in Santa Rosa.

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 & Grace Pavilion

http://www.sonomafb.org/crab-feed/
 

GIANCARLO GUERRERO, MUSIC DIRECTOR, BOMSORI KIM, VIOLIN

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

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

7:30-9:30pm - Led by vivacious cross-over cellist, Rebecca Roudman,
Dirty Cello is cello like you’ve never heard before. From  down home
blues with a wailing cello to virtuosic stompin’ bluegrass, Dirty Cello is
a band that gets your heart thumping & your toes tapping!  “When lead
guitar is replaced by the sound of hot licks on a cello, blues, rock &
bluegrass rise to a new dimension.

3333 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma
(707) 763-8920
http://cinnabartheater.com/

12:30-2:30pm -Workshop with Janice Campbell, Licensed Unity Teacher

Suggested love offering: $20

When we recognize we’re procrastinating, we either berate ourselves for not moving forward or we justify why we’re procrastinating.  Neither option is appealing & both miss the mark.  In Matthew 6:33, Jesus says, “Seek first the kingdom of God & His righteousness & all these things shall be added to you.” Often when we find ourselves procrastinating, it is an indication that our thinking—and therefore our life—is out of order.  Fortunately, the way through lives within each & every one of us.  Join Janice in this workshop on how to use procrastination to attain a closer walk with God.

Unity of Santa Rosa

4857 Old Redwood Hwy., Santa Rosa

(707) 542-7729
http://www.unityofsantarosa.org

3-6pm - This free event is designed to help students & their families. 
Learn about services for individuals with special needs as they transition
from school-based programs to adulthood.  Sonoma County special education students in middle school, high school & post-secondary programs & their families are invited to attend.  Spanish interpreters will be available on site 
& ASL interpreters can be requested contact: Sharrel Frazeur: (707) 576-8212.

Service providers will be at the event to provide information & answer
questions about residential options, adult day programs, vocational training, employment & much more.  There will be a presentation on “Navigating the Social Security Process” by the Social Security Administration from
3:30-4:30pm & “Work Incentives with SSI/SSDI Benefits” by the Dept of Rehabilitation from 5-6pm. 

Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa

(707) 992-1142
http://www.scoe.org

5:30-8:30pm - Enjoy a dinner, beer(s)/beverages & live music by
The POYNTLYSS SISTARS.
Help support a great cause, the nonprofit, Huntington’s Disease
Society of America (HDSA).
Entry Fee: $20/Per Person includes a beverage.  An onsite food truck
will offer a taco meal, “All You Can Eat”, for $20. 
Beverages are available for purchase.  To purchase tickets, visit:
https://pacificreg.hdsa.org/heartforhd
Help in the fight against Huntington’s disease by supporting this
Fundraiser.  The dollars generated by this event supports local
resources available to families struggling with Huntington's
disease in the SF Bay Area.

Lagunitas Brewing Company
1280 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
(503) 906-8425

https://pacificreg.hdsa.org/heartforhd

1-2:30pm - First Friday of Each Month - February 7 & March 6

Expand your yoga practice to include the great outdoors; 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 Year’s 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. 

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.

6-10pm.

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

12/Noon-4pm - The event brings local distilleries together under
one roof, to celebrate their craft & share their spirits with locals &
visitors alike.  While at the event, attendees will enjoy distilled spirits,
craft beverages & local food bites, including a Food Truck Court. Live
music, a cocktail competition & raffle will round out the day, all while
benefiting Sonoma Family Meal!

Presented by Poppy & Vine

Flamingo Resort

2777 4th St., Santa Rosa

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-country-distillery-festival-tickets-80822804183

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

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

Natasha Paremski joins the Santa Rosa Symphony, conducted by
Francesco Lecce-Chong, to perform Rachmaninoff’s famous
Third Piano Concerto at the Green Music Center.  Also hear the
Symphony perform the highly-anticipated World Premiere of
Composer-in-Residence Matt Brown’s Symphony No. 1,

(707) 54-MUSIC
http://www.srsymphony.org

7pm/Doors, 8pm/Show - Link Link Circus, a new “theatricalized lecture”
by the legendary Isabella Rossellini, is a comedic & scientifically informed
look at the links between humans & animals, via Darwin’s theory of evolution.
The show is illustrated with Rossellini’s short comic films, home movies & animation.  Rossellini transforms herself into Aristotle, Descartes, a medieval theologian & other helpful thinkers of the past, while her dog Pan plays various animals, assisted by puppeteer & animal handler Schuyler Beeman.

Sebastiani Theatre

476 1st St., East, Sonoma

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/link-link-circus-by-isabella-rossellini-sebastiani-theatre-sonoma-28-tickets-85585920793

10am-4pm - Taking place rain or shine & is hosted by the Friends of
Lake Sonoma, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Sonoma County water Agency &  the CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife, this event helps educate the public about threatened fish populations & the annual steelhead & Coho Salmon run from the ocean & up Dry Creek Valley to their spawning grounds at the Don Clausen Fish Hatchery.

12/Noon-4pm - This 2nd Annual event brings local distilleries together
under 1 roof, to celebrate their craft & share their spirits with locals &
visitors alike. Enjoy distilled spirits, craft beverages & local food bites,
including a Food Truck Court,  Live Music, a Cocktail Competition &
Raffle will round out the day, all while benefiting Sonoma Family Meal!

Flamingo Resort & Spa

2777 4th St., Santa Rosa

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-country-distillery-festival-tickets-80822804183

Tickets: $65/Per Person.

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

4pm/Red Carpet Begins, 5pm/Show

Food For Thought & Rialto Cinemas in Sebastopol celebrate Hollywood's
biggest awards night in style!  Join us for a fabulous evening as we view
the annual awards ceremony LIVE on the big screen.  Raffle Prizes, Movie
Trivia & Costume Contests & a Prize for the Audience Member who
correctly predicts the most winners!

Tickets: $30/Per Person - (Admission, 1 Beverage & Appetizers).

Proceeds support Food For Thought, a nonprofit organization
that provides healing food & nutrition to more than 850 Sonoma
County residents living with a range of serious illnesses, who are at
risk of malnutrition.
Rialto Cinemas

6868 McKinley St., Sebastopol
http://www.FFTfoodbank.org/movie-awards-night
 

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

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

6pm/Doors Open, 6:30-9pm/Film.

Local non-profit Final Passages continues its monthly series with
the February film:  Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, starring
Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock & more.

Friday, 2/14, 10ma-6pm AND Saturday, 2/15, 10am-4pm.

Professional coin dealers, door prizes & a silver dollar drawing
every hour.  Also an all-gold coin drawing to be held on Saturday,
2/14 at 4pm.  Free Parking.

Sonoma County Fairgrounds - E.L. Finley Hall
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 585-3711
 

http://www.cloverdalecitrusfair.org

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

8pm - Led by talented songstress Stella Heath, who skillfully evokes
the vocal style of legendary singer Billie Holiday & featuring some of
the Bay Area’s finest musicians, this concert will deliver superb & thought-provoking entertainment.  Shrouded in mystery as she was draped in fur,
Billie was multi-faceted; she possessed a sensitivity & ability to make
the songs she sang as personal as if she was singing them softly in
your very own ear.  Stella’s quintet brings back the electric & intimate
feeling of seeing Lady Day live in a 1930’s Jazz Club.

Tickets: $20/Advance, $25/Door.

Fine refreshments available & Wheelchair accessible.

Occidental for the Arts

http://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org.

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

11am - If you enjoy Bridge, Canasta, Mahjong, or another table game,
it’s time to start putting together your foursome for the Santa Rosa Symphony
League's afternoon of Games, Wine, Lunch & a Fashion Show presented by
Santa Rosa’s Barbara Friday.  You'll also have a chance to win fabulous prizes.

St. Patrick’s Church Hall

9000 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood
http://www.srsymphonyleague.org

5:30pm – Concessions/Will Call Open
5:45pm – Seating Begins

Beloved Academy Award-winning actress Diane Keaton joins us for a candid talk about her new book Brother & Sister: A Memoir, a poignant exploration
of her relationship with her younger brother & the divergent paths siblings’ lives can take.

TICKETS:

$45 (online or in store) - Admits 1 person & includes 1 copy of Brother & Sister.

Tickets available at our Larkspur, San Rafael, Novato & Petaluma store locations.

$50 (at the door) - Admits 1 person & includes 1 copy of Brother & Sister

(We can NOT guarantee that tickets will still be available for purchase at the door).

https://www.copperfieldsbooks.com/event/copperfield%E2%80%99s-books-osher-marin-jcc-present-diane-keaton?mc_cid=31c82435e3&mc_eid=4276d0b049

https://www.sonomacounty.com/restaurant-week

5-10pm - Join us fora  fun evening of all-you-can-eat crab, drinks,
auctions, dancing & great company!  Open Bar, Crab, Salad, Bread,
Dessert (Pasta available for non-crab diners).

Tickets: $100/Per Person.
2020 Primary Beneficiary:  Community Housing Sonoma County
Providing  housing for disabled homeless.
http://www.communityhousingsc.org

Friedman Center
4676 Mayette Ave., Santa Rosa
http://www.SantaRosaWestRotary.com

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

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

Cotati Room
216 East School St.
Behind City Hall
 

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

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

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

6:30-10pm - Let's party like we are in New Orleans!  We transform
the Senior Center into a Mardi Gras extravaganza, complete with King
Cake, a King & Queen contest, southern style food & dance music! 
Beer & wine for sale.  Tickets: $12/Advance, Door/$15

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

https://www.raventheater.org
 

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.

http://www.wineroad.com

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

http://www.sonomafilmfest.org

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
 

9am-1pm.

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

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

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

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

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

Windsor Farmers Market officially opens for the Season.

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

Windsor Town Green
https://windsorfarmersmarket.com

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

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

701 McClelland Dr., Windsor

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

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

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

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

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
http://www.svauthorsfet.org

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

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

9:30am-4pm - Recognized experts will be on hand to demonstrate
& answer questions.

http://www.sonomamg.ucanr.edu

http://healdsburgfair.org/

4-9pm -- CASA's Annual Fundraiser.

Vine Hill House
3601 Vine Hill Rd., Sebastopol
http://www.sonomacasa.org
 

Designed to honor the diverse musical heritage of west county.