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We've got all you need to know about what's going on in and around Sonoma County right here! If you have an event you want to submit just and we will post it for you.

January

Fri 1/05
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Sat 1/06

 Redwood Cafe Schedule - Cotati
http://www.redwoodcafe.com

Fri 1/05
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Sun 1/07

 Gem Faire - Santa Rosa
Fri. 12/Noon-6pm, Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm. Admission $7/Weekend Pass. Fine jewelry, precious & semi-precious gemstones, millions of beads, crystals, gold & silver, minerals & much more at manufacturers prices. Over 50 exhibitors from around the world. Jewelry repair & cleaning while you shop. Free hourly door prizes.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
(503) 252-8300
http;//www.gemfaire.com

Fri 1/05
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Wed 1/10

 Matter of Balance seeks Volunteer Coaches - Santa Rosa
The next Coach Training will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018 from 8:30-5pm.
3725 Westwind Blvd., Santa Rosa
(707) 565-5936

Fri 1/05
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Fri 1/12

 Bodega Marine Laboratory Tours
Free Public drop-in Tours Offered Most Fridays from 2-4pm.
Explore the dynamic biodiversity of the Northern California Coast during a free, docent-led tour of the Bodega Marine Laboratory! All ages are welcome. See the numerous marine aquarium displays, containing colorful fish and other creatures.
Bodega Marine Laboratory
2099 Westshore Rd., Bodega Bay
(707) 875-2211

Fri 1/05
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Fri 1/12

 Christmas Tree Drop-Off Location - Sonoma County
Whole trees may be taken to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa located at:
1350 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
Daily - 8am-4pm - Enter at the Jockey Club.
Flocked Trees ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

Curbside Collection Jan. 2-6 & Jan. 8-12.
Residential Customers may place their whole tree on the curb the night before their regular collection day.
(707) 586-1478

Fri 1/05
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Fri 1/19

 LLS offers $2,000 Competitive Scholarship Opportunity for High School Students
Application DEADLINE: Jan. 19, 2018.

The Greater Bay Area Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), is currently seeking High School Students who are enthusiastic about volunteerism, philanthropy, community outreach & leadership for a new fundraising competition called "Students of the Year."
(707) 596-5519
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Mon 1/22

 FREE TRAUMA & GRIEF SUPPORT COUNSELING
Especially for Fire Survivors offered by group of experienced grief Counselors & Educators.
Ongoing thru 2017 Holidays & beyond.
Via Phone, FaceTime or Skype.
International Institute for Humanistic Studies
(707) 763-3808 to request a support session or more info about the program or participating counselors.

Fri 1/05
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Fri 1/26

 Sonoma & Napa Fire Pets Rescue & Reunification team of volunteers.
Over 600 cats were posted on Facebook, lost during the Tubbs Fire. This group of volunteers has rescued over 270 cats from fire areas. There have been many successful & teary reunions between the cats & their humans. However, there are many rescued cats & other fire animals, still waiting in shelters to be reunited with their families. Many of the cats are not chipped or phone numbers are disconnected. The information is all over Facebook, but many people do not do social media. There is a kiosk in Coffey Park, at the cross street of coffee Lane & Dogwood, where there are pictures of found fire cats & a pet reunification tree with pictures. Fire victims need to come forth & see if their cats are rescued. If the victims cannot care for the cats any longer, the cats need to at least be identified so that adoptions can take place. Shelters are prolonging the adoption process to allow fire victims to get to their cats. Many victims think their babies are gone so why bother looking. But, miracles are happening daily! The shelters are full & these animals need to be reunited with their families.

Found Cats Album
Click here for details

Found Dog Album
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Sat 1/27

 Oliver’s Windsor Tavern Event Calendar
Kick off 2018 with live local music, great beer & wine events at Oliver’s Windsor.
Oliver’s Market Windsor &
Tavern off the Green
9230 Old Redwood Hwy, Windsor
(707) 687-2050
Click here for details

Tavern Friday Wine & Beer Events:
1/5, 5-7pm Kenwood Vineyards Tasting ($2 Fee)
1/12, 5-7pm Meet the Brewer: Altamont Beer Works ($1 Off All Altamont Beer Works Pints)
1/19, 5-7pm Simi Winery Tasting ($2 Fee)

Tavern Live Music Calendar:
Every Friday, 11am-3pm: Donny Mederos & Levi Lloyd
1/6, 4-6pm - Jeffery Buletti
1/13, 4-6pm – Richard Torres
1/20, 4-6pm – Dave Hamilton
1/27, 4-6pm – Donny Mederos & Levi Lloyd

Fri 1/05
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Tue 1/30

 Balance & Strength Classes
3:30-4:30-pm - Tuesdays & Thursdays.
Stay Active & Independent for Life (SAIL) is an evidence-based, strength, balance & fitness class that will meet twice per week for 1-hour by instructor by Julie Smith. SAIL classes include aerobics, balance exercises, strength training with wrist & ankle weights & stretching exercises. Pre-Registration Required.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N. High St., Sebastopol
(707) 829-2440
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Wed 1/31

 Basket Ball Handling & Shooting Camp - Healdsburg
8:30am-3pm - Fee: $169,
8:30am-12/Noon - Fee: $109.
1557 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Sun 2/04

 'Art of the Figure' - Santa Rosa
Art Show & Sale Opening, 12/Noon-4pm.
Chroma Gallery, Santa Rosa.
(707) 293-6051
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Sun 2/11

 Year of the Dog Exhibit - Sebastopol
Jurors: Amy Owens and Kara Smith of the DiRosa Museum in Napa. An Artists' Reception will take place on January 5, 6-7:30pm.

From Coolidge to Keith Haring, from hunting scenes to Picasso’s “le chien”, the fourlegged friend has always taken a special place in the arts. As 2018 is the Chinese year of the dog, Sebastopol Center for the Arts presents artists’ distinctly spirited look at the subject.
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 S. High St., Sebastopol
(707) 829-4797

Fri 1/05
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Wed 3/14

 Annual Crab Feed Series at The Tides Wharf, Bodega Bay
Restaurant in Bodega Bay features chilled Dungeness crab, cocktail sauce, drawn butter, Tides' mustard sauce, clam chowder, pasta, green salad & French bread. Reservations are recommended. The series continues through March.

Stay overnight! Special room rates are available at the Inn at the Tides, 800-541-7788
Cost: $59.95 plus tax & gratuity
The Tides Wharf Restaurant
835 Coast Hwy One, Bodega Bay
(707) 875-3652

Fri 1/05
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Mon 3/19

 New Kindergarten - Santa Rosa
Now Accepting Applications
Summerfield - Waldorf School & Farm
655 Willowside Rd, Santa Rosa
(707) 575-7194
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Sat 3/31

 Think you've got the Chop's? - Santa Rosa
Event: March 31, 2018

Gather your friends, coworkers & family members & put together a team to compete int he 2nd Annual Who's Got The Chop's Lip Sync Battle.
The Competition is tough, making an impact is easy. All proceeds benefit Chop's Teen Club & our local teens.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Click here for details

Fri 1/05
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Sat 4/28

 Murder Mystery Dinner Theater - Windsor
"The Gumshoe Murders" a 1940's Detective Story
Opening Night is October 13th!
Show Dates: Jan., 5th & 12th, Feb 2nd, 17th & 24th, March 10th & 24th, April 6th, 20th & 28th
Seating: 7pm. Tickets: $68/Per Person (tax & tip not included) includes Dinner & the Show.
Charlie's Restaurant at the Windsor Golf Club
1320 19th Hole Dr., Windsor
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED: (707) 837-001
Click here for details

Sat 1/06

 Spaghetti Feed & Fundraiser - Geyserville
6-10:30pm - Join us for Food, Drink, Music & FUN!
Both Live & Silent auctions will be conducted by Supervisor James Gore.
Help us Re-Build Mark West Community Pre-School.
Alexander Valley Hall
5512 State Hwy 128, Geyserville
Click here for details

Sat 1/06

 Hot Club Swing Band - Cloverdale
6:30-9:30pm - Gyspy Jazz, Manouche/Swing band in the style of the Hot Club of France from the 1930's & 1940's.
A 4-piece ensemble featuring Tom Talley on the Violin, Rick Fulkerson on the Guitar, as well as Jeremy Ginsberg on the Guitar & John Potter on the upright Bass.
Cloverdale Ale Company
131 E. First St., Cloverdale
(707) 894-9610

Sat 1/06

 Petty Theft Tribute Band - Sebastopol

Comprised of 6 professional Bay Area musicians that have come together to pay tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Petty Theft delivers Petty's songs true to the originals & in the spirit of his legendary band's live shows, performing everything from his revered classics to his most current hits.
HopMonk Tavern
230 Petaluma Ave/. Sebastopol
(707) 829-7300
Click here for details

Sat 1/06

 Buck Nickels & Loose Change - Penngrove
Doors: 8pm, Show: 8:30pm
Twin Oaks Roadhouse
5475 Old Redwood Hwy., Penngrove
(707) 795 5118

Sat 1/06

 WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD: A TRIBUTE TO LOUIS ARMSTRONG - Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Featuring Trumpet & Vocals from Byron Stripling. A powerhouse trumpeter, gifted with a soulful voice & a charismatic onstage swagger, Byron Stripling joins the Santa Rosa Symphony for a tribute to Louis Armstrong that is both electrifying & heartfelt. With his engaging rapport, jazzy vocals & virtuosic trumpet sounds, Byron dazzles audiences across the country. Musical hits from the Armstrong songbook and beyond include “What a Wonderful World,” “Saint James Infirmary,” “Royal Garden Blues,” “Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,” “Hello Dolly,” & “Basin Street Blues.” With his signature version of "When the Saints Go Marchin' In" to close the show, Byron celebrates the spirit of the great Louis Armstrong & is sure to leave audiences dancing in the aisles.
Luther Burabnk Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
Click here for details

Sat 1/06

 Will Durst & Friends - Healdsburg
Raven Performing Arts Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
Click here for details

Sat 1/06

 Coffee with a Cop - Snoopy's Home Ice
10am-12/Noon - JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS & POLICE OFFICERS FOR COFFEE & CONVERSATION!
No agenda or speeches, just a chance to ask questions, voice concerns & get to know the officers in your neighborhood!
Snoopy's Home Ice
1667 W. Steele Ln., Santa Rosa
(707) 543-4019

Sat 1/06

 Presentation by Dave Barry, "The Duck Man" - Santa Rosa
About Ducks, Geese & wonderful Waterfowl from 3-4:30pm.
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road Santa Rosa
(707) 527-9277

Sat 1/06
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Thu 1/11

 Healdsburg Running Company Schedule
6pm: Armstrong Woods Trail Runs
Meet at the Armstrong Woods Visitor Center
with Big Bottom Market Breakfast.

1/9: Healdsburg Ladies Run. Light Up the Night, wear your brightest & flashiest runing wear.
6pm. Meet at HRC.

1/11: St. Florian;s in Windsor, step in a puddle & splash your friends. 6pm. Meet at HRC.

Healdsburg Running Co. (HRC)
333 Center St., Healdsburg
Click here for details

Sun 1/07

 Wild Cat Adventrure - Sebastopol
3pm - Educational program featuring 5 wild cats from around the world.
Cost: $10/Adults, $5/Kids.
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
(707) 874-3176
Click here for details

Sun 1/07
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Thu 5/03

 Cloverdale Sculpture Trail
Year-round exhibit of sculptures by local artists includes self-guided audio tours.
Cloverdale Blvd.
Click here for details

Mon 1/08

 John McCutcheon in Concert - Sonoma
7:30pm - Tickets: $25/Reserved Seating.
476 First St. East, Sonoma
(707) 996-2020
Click here for details

Mon 1/08

 John McCutcheon in Concert - Sonoma
7:30pm - Tickets: $25/Reserved Seating.
476 First St. East, Sonoma
(707) 996-2020
Click here for details

Mon 1/08
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Tue 1/23

 Tool Library - Santa Rosa
The devastating fires in Sonoma County have left many of our neighbors without their homes while others have need to repair & clean up fire damage. The Santa Rosa Tool Library (SRTL) provides free access to common hand & power tools to all Sonoma County residents.
Santa Rosa Tool Library
642 5th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 576-0590
Click here for details

Mon 1/08
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Mon 1/29

 Library Artists Series Opens - Sonoma
In partnership with Artist Access, The Sonoma Valley Library will host 6 Sonoma Valley Artist Exhibitions in 2018. Featured in Jan. will be Painter Patrick McMurtry, whose multi-visionary pieces include lush landscapes of Sonoma Valley, wild abstracts & wall-hangings. Show opens with Reception from 4-6pm.
755 W. Napa St., Sonoma

Mon 1/08
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Mon 2/26

 Museum Mondays for Little Ones -
January 8, 15, 22 & 29, 10am–12/Noon.
Enjoy stories, movement games, arts & craft activities EVERY Monday. Activities are designed for children ages 1-5 & their caregivers.
Cost: $5/per child; free for those displaced by fires. Up to 2 adults per child are free before 11am. After 11am, regular museum admission applies.
Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Mon 1/08
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Sun 12/30

 The Princess Project - Sonoma County
A Non-Profit organization that provides free prom dresses & accessories to teens who would otherwise be unable to attend their event. Founded in 2002, we serve more than 5,000 teens each prom season at 5 locations across California.

Would you like to learn about opportunities to volunteer? Host a dress drive? Join our leadership team? Make a tax-deductible donation? Attend a dress giveaway?
Click here for details

Mon 1/08
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Mon 12/31

 Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital - Volunteers Needed
Their extensive volunteer program serves many different departments. Volunteers provide help to Staff as well as comfort to Patients & Visitors. Training is provided. If you are a physically fit mature Adult with some time to spare please call.
(707) 522-1598
Click here for details

Tue 1/09

 Benefit Author Event - Santa Rosa
2:30-5:30pm - "Love & Terror in the Middle East."
It dramatically captures the authors efforts to promote understanding & cooperation between Jews, Muslims & Christians. He has been harassed/arrested by the Palestinian police, harassed/arrested by Israeli soldiers & attacked by Israeli settlers.
Click here for details

Allen Sudduth lost his home during the Tubbs fire at Coffee Park in Santa Rosa/
Copperfields Books,
Montgomery Village Shopping Center
775 Village Ct, Santa Rosa

Tue 1/09
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Thu 1/25

 SAIL Balance & Strength Class - Sebastopol
3:30-4:30pm - Tuesday & Thursdays
Stay Active & Independent for life!
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N. High St.,
(707) 829-2440
Click here for details

Tue 1/09
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Sat 1/27

 Registration for the 21018-2019 School Year
Piner-Olivet Union School District:

Schaefer Charter School
1370 San Miguel Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 522-3015,

Olivet Elementary Charter School
1825 Willowside Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 522-3015,

Jack London Elementary
2707 Francisco Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 522-3030

Tue 1/09
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Tue 1/30

 YOGA for Radiance - Sebastopol
9:30-10:30am - Tuesdays
Incorporate breath with gentle movements to increase stamina & overall well-being.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N. High St.,
(707) 829-2440
Click here for details

Wed 1/10

 Winter Book Sale - Sebastopol
1/10 - 5-8pm,
1/11 - 10am-6pm,
1/12 - 10am-6pm Half Price Day,
1/13 - 10am-2pm $5/Bag Day.
Sebastopol Library
7140 Bodega Ave., Sebastopol

Thu 1/11

 Job Fair - Vineyard at Fountaingrove
11am-5pm - On the spot hiring:
Caregivers, Nurse, Med Tech, Receptionist & Activity Assistant.
Vineyard at Fountaingrove
200 Fountaingrove Pkwy, Santa Rosa
(707) 544-4909
Click here for details

Thu 1/11
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Thu 1/25

 Smartphone Help - Sebastopol
Held on 2nd & 4th Thursdays of the Month to assist with general Smart Phone needs.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N High St.,
(707) 829-2440
Click here for details

Fri 1/12

 Los Lobos & HUGElarge - Healdsburg
Raven Performing Art Theater
115 North St., Healdburg
(707) 433-6335
Click here for details

Fri 1/12

 Bucket Bridgae - Geyserville
2-7pm - HELP Geyserville Win the Trophy!!!
Each year the Blood Centers of the Pacific sponsor a friendly "Bucket Brigade" blood drive competition between Local Fire Departments.
This event has been going on since 2006, with Geyserville winning many of the yearly trophies. Last year the trophy went to Windsor with 86 donors. We can beat that. Let's show them we're #GeyservilleStrong

Come donate. You can make an appointment: Click here for details or
call 888-393-4483, which helps the blood bank prepare - or just drop in & do your part.
All participants will receive an exclusive event T-shirt.
In the Truck Bay of Geyserville Fire Station
20975 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville

Fri 1/12

 Mardi Gras Party - Sebastopol
6L30pm - Michael Doucet & Tom Rigney with Flambeau -
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
Click here for details

Fri 1/12
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Thu 2/01

 Get your CLIPPER CARD - Sebastopol
10am-12/Noon - Did you know Clipper Card works on Smart Train, Bart, Caltrain & many other forms of public transit? Bring a form of ID. Once you have your Clipper Card, we will take the SMART Train as a group to Petaluma for brunch & shopping (Feb., 1st, 2018).
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
167 N High St.,
(707) 829-2440
Click here for details

Fri 1/12
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Sun 2/04

 Honkey Tonk Angels - 6th Street Playhouse, Santa Rosa
A toe-tappin', song-beltin' heart-warmin' Country Music treat! With "These Boots are Made for Walkin," "9-to-5,' 'Stand By Your Man' & many other favorites!
6th Street Playhouse
(707) 523-4185
Click here for details

Sat 1/13

 Crab Feed - Sebastopol
2 Seatings: 5:30pm & 7pm.
Tickets: $45/Adults, $24/Kids 6-12,
Free/Kids under 6.
Sebastopol Masonic Center
373 N. Main St., Sebastopol
(707) 321-9479
Click here for details

Sat 1/13

 Rock on a Roll - Cloverdale
6:30-9:30pm - Classic Rock Dance Band that takes its influences from rock, jazz, country blues & folk. The group plays tunes from The Allman Brothers to ZZ Top & everywhere in between. They take classic rock songs & give them their own touch, enhancing the feel & embellishing it with their own style. No Cover.
Cloverdale Ale Company
131 E. First St., Cloverdale
(707) 894-9610

Sat 1/13

 Loving Vincent - Cloverdale
1pm - The world’s 1st fully oil-painted feature film, brings the artwork of Vincent van Gogh to life in an exploration of the complicated life & controversial death of one of history’s most celebrated artists. More than 6 years in the making with the help of 125 specially trained painters, LOVING VINCENT is a uniquely animated film composed of 65,000 painted frames. Drawn from meticulous research & inspired by van Gogh’s masterpieces, subjects & 800 personal letters, LOVING VINCENT captures the world of van Gogh in a cinematic experience like no other. “Hypnotic & Beguiling…” AO Scott, New York Times (With Saoirse Ronan & Chris O'Dowd)
Clover Theater
121 East 1st St., Cloverdale
(707) 893-7150

Sat 1/13

 Business Attire Event - Santa Rosa
9am-4pm - Men & Women who lost clothing in the recent fires are invited to come & select casual business attire to help build back their work wardrobes. The event will offer clothing in excellent condition, donated by our community.
Center For Spiritual Living
2075 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa
(707) 577-0100
facebook.com/SonomaFiresBusinessClothingEvent/

Sat 1/13

 Circle 'N Squares - Santa Rosa
Dance begins with Pre-Rounds - 6:30pm.
Monroe Hall
1400 West College Ave., Santa Rosa
(707) 573-8155
Click here for details

Sat 1/13

 Rose Pruning - Cloverdale
10:30am-12:30pm - Learn how to properly prune roses, including the best type of tools for the job
Cloverdale Library
401 N. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale

Sat 1/13
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Sun 1/14

 26th Annual Winter WINEand - Sonoma County
11am–4pm each day
Join us for 2 glorious days along Wine Road.
The perfect winter escape - taste current vintages, multiple varietals grown in Sonoma County & even try a few verticals!

A great opportunity to meet winemakers, taste limited production wines, new releases or library wines. All participating wineries will highlight a Vintage, Varietal or Vertical tasting for the weekend.
Click here for details

Sat 1/13
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Sun 1/14

 Winter WINEland - Sonoma County
11am–4pm each day
Join us for 2 glorious days along Wine Road – Northern Sonoma County as we celebrate the 26th Annual Winter WINEland.

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

A great opportunity to meet winemakers, taste limited production wines, new releases or library wines. All participating wineries will highlight a Vintage, Varietal or Vertical tasting for the weekend. Ticket price will include wine tasting at all of the participating wineries for the weekend.
Click here for details

Sat 1/13
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Mon 1/15

 Snow Days - Sonoma County Children's Museum
Who says it doesn’t snow in Sonoma County? Our snow area (which is twice as big this year!) will feature a toboggan hill & special toddler zone! Forty tons of fresh snow will be delivered to the back parking lot of the museum & maintained over the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Weekend, creating a space for children to explore, build & play outside.

Along with the snow, there will be even more fun inside the Museum – winter art projects, snow slime, face painting with Clementine the Amazing (additional fees apply) & more! Hot chocolate & coffee will be available for purchase.
Tickets: $12/Members, $15/Non-Members
Children's Museum of Sonoma County
1835 W. Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
Click here for details
(707) 546-4069

Sat 1/13
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Mon 1/29

 The Annual Invitional Show 2018 - Sonoma
Show runs through 1/29.
1/13, 5-7pm - Opening Reception.
Work by 17 Guest Artists - Invited by Members of The Arts Guild of Sonoma
140 E. Napa St., Sonoma

Sat 1/13
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Sun 8/05

 New Exhibition - 50 Years of Franklin - Schulz Museum


For 50, Charles Schulz introduced topical issues using humor as a vehicle for serious subjects. In 1968, shortly after the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a LA Schoolteacher, Harriet Glickman, wrote to Schulz regarding the integration of Peanuts. She believed that the popular comic strip could help influence attitudes on race. As a result of their correspondence, Franklin was introduced to the cartoon & soon became a series regular.
Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
2301 Hardies Lane Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Sun 1/14

 Last of the Red Hot Tenants - Santa Rosa


Solo show benefits fire victims
Donate to undocumented fire victims & be inspired by a woman who squared off against money & power at a benefit performance of “Last of the Red Hot Tenants."

Written & performed by Lois Pearlman, this one-woman show tells the true story of Jean Herman, a Manhattan artist who refused to leave her rent controlled apartment when developers offered her over half a million dollars.

Admission: $10-$20 sliding scale. Proceeds will go to Undocufund to help local residents who lost homes and/or jobs in the recent fires & do not have documentation to qualify for government aid.
Curtain: 2pm, Doors: 1:30pm.
The Arlene Francis Center
99 Sixth St., Santa Rosa near Railroad Square.
Wheelchair accessible.

Mon 1/15

 Vintage Series - Sebastiani Theatre
7pm - ROCKY (1976)
Patrons invited to dress in the theme of the movie.
Sebastiani Theatre
476 First St., East, Sonoma
(707) 996-9756
Click here for details

Mon 1/15

 Martin Luther Burbank King Day Basketball Game Day - Healdsburg
8:30-3pm - Fee: $49.
1557 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg
Click here for details

Tue 1/16

 Free Workshop on Advance Care Planning - Santa Rosa
1:30-3:30pm - Learn How to Document Your Medical Wishes at a Free Advance Care Planning Workshop
Who Will Speak for You If You Can't Speak for Yourself?
Redwood Credit Union Community Room, 3033 Cleveland Avenue, Santa Rosa
Reservations: (707) 565-5950

Wed 1/17

 Monthly Lecture Series - Petaluma
7-9pm - The first in a monthly lecture series - showcasing different aspects of Sonoma County will be John Schubert, author of "Hidden History of Sonoma County" telling of the enterprising spirit & enthralling history that led to Sonoma County's storied agricultural heritage & defined its earliest denizens. Sail the seas with Captain Bodega y Quadra & wave farewell to the last train out of the redwoods. Hear about the rise & fall of Sonoma's tobacco growers & the historic opening of the Jenner Bridge as the automobile rose in popularity. Schubert will be available after the talk to sign copies of his book.
$5/Donation Requested.
Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 4th St., Petaluma

Thu 1/18

 4-Week Course from Grape to Glass
School of Business & Economics, SSU
1801 East Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park
(707) 664-3235
Click here for details;

Thu 1/18

 Cyclist Andy Hampsten - Santa Rosa
9am, Iconic Cyclist Andy Hampsten will lead a 38-mile ride to celebrate the official opening of Santa Rosa's Astro Motel

The ride is free & open to the public but space is limited - Interested Cyclists must RSVP by 1/13 by emailing shamby@theastromotel.com or
RSVP: (707) 200-4655.
2pm - The Astro will also host a ribbon cutting event with a tour, drinks & hors d'oeuvres.

Thu 1/18
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Thu 5/17

 Country Line Dance - Penngrove
1st & 3rds THURSDAYS
Doors: 7pm, Show: 7:30pm.
All Ages Welcome. Tickets: $10
Twin Oaks Roadhouse
5475 Old Redwood Hwy., Penngrove
(707) 795-5118

Fri 1/19

 TIM O’REILLY WTF? - Sebastopol
7pm - "What's the Future and Why It's Up to Us."
Presented by SEBASTOPOL COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS & SEBASTOPOL COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER PRESENT.

The digital revolution has transformed the world of media by upending centuries-old companies & business models. Tim O’Reilly, Silicon Valley’s leading intellectual & the founder of O’Reilly Media, explores the upside & potential downsides of our future economy. In WTF O’Reilly shares the evolution of his intellectual development, applying his approach to a number of challenging issues we will face as citizens, employees, business leaders & a nation.
TICKETS:
$40 + fee admits (1), includes a copy of the book.
$50 + fee admits (2), includes a copy of the book.
$10 + fee admits (1), no book included.
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St., Sebastopol

Fri 1/19
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Sun 1/21

 series of consensus building workshops - Redwood Valley
9am-5pm - For Neighbors, Advocates, Business, Agencies & others.
Breakfast, Lunch & Refreshments provided
Your voice is important to build new bridges
FEES: $198 (or $298 will help sponsor another person).
Redwood Valley Grange
8650 East Rd., Redwood Valley
(707) 489-0263 or (707) 217-2308
REGISTRATION: Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 Presentation by Paula Freund - Petaluma Museum
2-3:30pm - The curious story of the creation, exhibition, storage, rediscovery & conservation of the Petaluma Museum's masterpiece painting "California Yesterday & Today" by Professor Eugene Urbain & an explicit analysis of its antecedents & iconography. Free to attend.
Petaluma Museum
20 Fourth St.

Sat 1/20

 Crab Feed - Petaluma
5pm/No-Host Bar, 6pm/Dinner.
Tickets: $50/Per Person.
Cracked Crab, Pasta, Salad & French Bread.
Hosted by The 7-11 Lion Club of Petaluma.
The money earned from the event will be help people with sight & hearing problems.
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
1094 Petaluma Blvd., South, Petaluma
(707) 763-0564 or (707) 765-1245
Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 Paul Schneider - Cloverdale
6:30-9:30pm - Playing Trumpet & is a Vocalist, Greg Hester is on the piano, Jim Passarell on the bass & Geoff Whyte plays the drums. No Cover.
Cloverdale Ale Company
131 E. First St., Cloverdale
(707) 894-9610

Sat 1/20

 5th Annual Laps for Charity - Sonoma Raceway
Lets you pilot your own car for a few laps around the 12-turn, 2.5-mile road course.
Cost: $150. Reservations Required.
Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 Napa Craft Beer & Spirits Festival
Taste a number of craft beverage selections, in one place, at one time. 35+ BREWERIES – 70 CRAFT BEERS, CIDERS & CRAFT SPIRITS, THE PERFECT BALANCE OF QUANTITY & QUALITY. ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE SELECTIONS OF CAREFULLY CURATED SEASONAL BEERS, CIDERS IN THE BAY AREA!

Nowhere else can attendees sample such a well curated sampling of craft beers, ciders & spirits, learn which craft samplings are their favorites & enjoy such a unique, mind-blowing mixology experience. Next time they are in their favorite local liquor store or craft beverage bar, they will be well prepared to sort through the staggering array of craft offerings!

Meet one-on-one with industry experts & brewers, watch beer being brewed, experience gourmet food tastings – made & paired with craft beer, play games & listen to fantastic live music! Doors open at 12/Noon.
JaM Cellars Ballroom at Margrit Mondavi Theatre
1030 Main St., Napa
(707) 880-2300
Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 The Wonderful World of Vines - Santa Rosa
10:30am-12:30pm - The Best varieties of fruit production & ornamental vines for Sonoma County, including grapes, berries, beans & peas.
Rincon Valley Library
Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 Welcome Roseland Community Celebration - Santa Rosa
Noon-4pm - Food, Fun & Performances.
Roseland Neighborhood Village
779 Sebastopol Rd., Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Sat 1/20

 2nd Annual Crab Feed - Forestville
5pm - Crab, Hot Pasta, Salad, Bread & Butter.
Live Music, Raffle/Auction
$50/Per Person - Pre Pay
Hosted by the Forestville Chamber of Commerce
Holy Ghost Hall
(707) 481-3565

Sat 1/20

 An Introduction to Soil - Petaluma
10:30am-12:30pm - Talk about the living nature of soil, dimension of soil health, good & bad practices.
Petaluma Library

Sat 1/20
to
Sat 1/27

 Rose Pruning & Propagation Demonstrations - Healdsburg
JANUARY 20, Sat 9am-3pm / Propagation 3-4pm
JANUARY 27, Sat 9am-3pm / Propagation 3-4pm

Join us for a FUN, Hands-On day of rose pruning with ‘Jan, the Rose Lady.' We start indoors, with a "comprehensive" demonstration of pruning techniques on all types of roses - climbers, bushes, shrubs & miniatures. We’ll show you how to sharpen your shears! Then, you will actually practice pruning roses in our garden (not just watching....) with plenty of time for questions. Everyone will go home smiling & with a great deal more confidence in their ability to wield the pruning shears & prepare their gardens for a beautiful spring bloom! For your convenience some supplies such as pruning shears, sharpening stones, organic fungicide, etc. will be on hand for purchase.
Russian River Rose Co.
1685 Magnolia Dr., Healdsburg
(707) 433-7455
Click here for details

Sun 1/21

 Waterfowl of the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation
7:30-11am - Wisit 2-3 sites along the Laguna, not normally open to the public, where waterfowl love to hang out. Learn to identify ducks by their behavior & vocalization, both in flight and while feeding & basic identification techniques & key characteristics of waterfowl found in Sonoma County.
$35/Non-Refundable). Pre-Registration Required
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road, Santa Rosa
(707) 527-9277 x 110

Sun 1/21
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Sun 3/11

 Pottery on the Wheel - Sonoma
Develop & improve your throwing skills while exploring a range of forms through multiple class projects in this all-level throwing class.
Instructor, Ken Carmean - shares the basic steps of throwing, shaping & trimming of pottery on the wheel.
(707) 938-4626 x1
Click here for details

Mon 1/22

 Gustav Klimt: Dialogues with Auguste Rodin
12/Noon-1:30p. - Docent Speaker Alfred Escoffier will present featured works from the artist’s estate in Vienna and the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, along with the largest collection of Klimt paintings in the world.
Tickets:
$15/Friendship Circle Members; $18/Guests
Includes Lunch, Dessert & featured Entertainment
Congregation Shomrei Torah
2600 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 528-1182

Mon 1/22

 A Teach-in with Bill Say
7-9pm - Self & Other: Ways We Divide Ourselves From Other People. Presented by Occupy Sonoma County.
Peace & Justice Center
467 Sebastopol Ave., Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Tue 1/23

 4rh Annual - 1 Warm Coat - Fundraiser - Santa Rosa
5:30-8:30pm - AND Clothing Drive.
Sometimes, 1 Warm Coat is all someone needs to get through another tough year. Let's help the LOCALS in our Community that are in need this winter. Adult & Children sizes needed - scarves, gloves & hats are acceptable, too!
Live Music, Great Food, Raffle Tickets: $1 - enter to win one of many prizes!
Cooperage Brewing Company, Santa Rosa
21+ ONLY - PLEASE!

Wed 1/24
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Sun 4/15

 New Exjhibit - Healdsburg Museum
Opening Reception: 5:30pm

New Exhibit beginning January 25th & continuing through April 15th. Featuring notable women in our local history, their colorful lives & significant achievements in the 19th & early 20th centuries that helped shaped the character of our community.
Healdsburg Museum & Historical Society
221 Matheson St., Healdsburg
(707) 431-3325
Click here for details

Wed 1/24
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Sat 12/22

 SRJC CELEBRATING 100TH ANNIVERSARY WITH PRIDE, PURPOSE & PROGRESS
The 100th Anniversary Opening Reception takes place from 4:30-6:30pm at the Lawrence A. Bertolini Student Center on the SRJC Campus.
The entire community is invited. Reception features music, theatre & cheerleading performances by SRJC students, honored guests including Superintendent/President Dr. Frank Chong, Board of Trustees President Maggie Fishman, & Honorary 100th Anniversary Chair & former Board of Trustees President Rick Call, whose family has a long & deep history with the college. Guests will enjoy Anniversary Birthday cake, be invited to share their SRJC stories on a long scroll & be invited to dress in theatre costumes for the photo booth. Reception is free; parking on campus is free from 4-7pm on that day.
Click here for details, with specific events listed at:
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Admission to most events is free of charge.

Thu 1/25

 Sonoma Library Book Club Begins
2pm - 1st Book discussion group of 2018 begins with "Carama! A Tale told in the Turns of the Card," by Nina Marie Martinez, which combines romance with adventure in one big hot tamale."
The series continues with a new book for each monthly meeting throughout 2018.
755 West Napa St., Sonoma
(707) 996-5217

Fri 1/26

 Rapture, Blister, Burn - Healdsburg
Raven Performing Art Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
Click here for details

Fri 1/26

 Whose Live Anyway - San Rafael
8pm - 90 minutes of hilarious improvised comedy & song all based on audience suggestions.
Greg Proops, Joel Murray Ryan Stiles & Jeff B. Davis leave their audiences gasping with the very witty scenes they invent before your eyes. Everyone is amazed at how quickly they make it up & crowds of all ages are astounded at the incredible improvised song lyrics Jeff Davis improvise & sing.
Tickets: $59.50 $49.50, $39.50, $29.50
Marin Veterans' Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael
(415) 473-4381
Click here for details

Sat 1/27

 15th Annual Chowder Day - Bodega Bay
10am-3pm - take a culinary tour of the town. You'll spend the day tasting chowder & meeting chefs. Visit all the stops & you're eligible for an entry in a prize drawing! Trust us, you won't leave Bodega Bay hungry!
Cost: $10/Per Person - PRE-SALE ONLY!
Harbor View Village
Harbor View Way
(Follow signs for ticket booth)
Bodega Bay
(707) 875-3866

Sat 1/27

 11th Annual Dunham School PTO Crab Feed & Auction -
Tickets: $55/Per Person.
5:30pm/Cocktails, 6:30/Dinner at 6:30.
Hermann Sons Hall, Petaluma
(707) 795-5050
Tickets online:
Click here for details

Sat 1/27

 Art and Adventure Sleepover with Snoopy
Brownies are invited to spend a night at the Schulz Museum. Sleep over at the Museum & design your own stamp & letterbox. Pizza dinner & Continental Breakfast included. For fees & reservations visit the Girls Scouts of Northern California website or call
(707) 544-5472

Sat 1/27

 Crow's Landing - Cloverdale
6:30-9:30pm - Home town singer-songwriters, Adam Herman, formerly of Deadman's Blue's Band & Lisa Ann, of The Derringer Girls, have joined together as Crow's Landing. Performing primarily original songs, peppered with some crowd pleasing familiar favorites, the pair brings to the stage a modern & upbeat style, spanning traditional American to Rock & Blues. No Cover.
Cloverdale Ale Company
131 E. First St., Cloverdale
(707) 894-9610

Sat 1/27

 Sebastopol Guitar Festival
12/Noon-10pm - Mini Concerts, workshops & Headliners featuring Volker Strifler Band along with Kevin Russell & Some Friends. Additional mini-concerts throughout the day include Mary Flower, Jim Nichols, Steel Guitar Summit featuring Dave Zirbel, Jon Mitguard, Bobby Lee, & Bobby Black, as well as a Songwriters panel & small group instruction from true guitar masters will be held in 2 classrooms throughout the day. Cost: $20-$32
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
Click here for details

Sat 1/27

 Learn different Pencil techniques - Laguna Environmental Cneter
10am-3pm - Spend a peaceful, meditative day learning & practicing different colored pencil techniques from botanical artist & instructor, Nina Antze. We'll explore the textures & markings of winter branches, along with lichen & the dying leaves, acorns, dried berries & other vestiges of the season. Learn ways to use lots of color.
All levels welcome. Suitable for 12+ (kids under 15 must be accompanied by a parent). Participants bring their own lunch & art supplies (a supply list will be provided).
Cost: $95. Pre-Registration Required: Click here for details
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road
(707) 527-9277 x110

Sun 1/28

 Santa Rosa Symphony’s Finley Foundation Family Concert “Green Eggs & Ham & Tubby the Tuba”
2pm - Free Petting Zoo,
3pm - Performance.
Tickets: $17/Adult, $12/Youth. All patrons, regardless of age must have ticket.
Weill Hall, Green Music Center, SSU
Rohnert Park
(707) 54-MUSIC (707-546-8742)
Click here for details

Wed 1/31

 Pilobolus Maximus - Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Santa Rosa
7pm - Pre-Show Discussion,
8pm - Show.
The company continues to propel the seeds of expression via human movement to every corner of the wold, growing & changing each year while reaching new audiences & exploring new visual 7 musical planes.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
Click here for details

February

Fri 2/02

 First Friday Film Series - Schulz Museum
7pm - Movie "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955) starring James Dean & Natalie Wood. Cost: Free/Members, $5/Public. Sponsored by Craig Schulz.
Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Fri 2/02

 Kayaking the Laguna celebrating World Wetland Day - Santa Rosa
9am-12/Noon
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Rd, Santa Rosa
(707) 527-9277

Fri 2/02
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Thu 2/15

 Pliny the Younger Release - Santa Rosa
11am - Available for just 2 weeks, Feb. 2-15, 2018. This Triple IPA has triple the amount of hops as a regular IPA, making it difficult & expensive to make - hence it's short release time frame & limited availability! This award-winning brew is not bottled, so more people can try it right from the source in Santa Rosa or at select draft accounts. Cost: Free Admission
Russian River Brewing Company
725 4th St., Santa Rosa
(707) 545-BEER

Sat 2/03

 2nd Annual Bourbon, Bacon & Beer Speakeasy Party - Santa Rosa
7-11pm - Join Council on Aging & enjoy live Music by Parlor Tricks, Libations & Gaming Tables. Dress up in your favorite roaring 20's clothing!
Ellington Hall
3535 Industrial Dr, Santa Rosa
(707) 525-0143 x146

Sat 2/03

 29th Annual Great Sonoma Crab & Wine Fest - Santa Rosa
SAVE - The - DATE!

Join over 1,500 supporters from the Agricultural & Business Community in support of Agricultural Scholarships, Education Programs & Youth Activities!

Fabulous Food, Medal Winning Wines, Impressive Live & Silent Auctions.
Click here for details

Sun 2/04

 Join Council on Aging for "The Big Game"
A Fundraiser Benefiting Meals on Wheels
Doors: 2:45pm. The Big Game: 3:30pm.
The Party ends when the Game ends.

$25/Donation - 2 free drink tickets & access to Food Trucks, Local Micro Brews, Football Pool Boards, Gaming Tables & more!

Watch "The Big Game" on our big screen TV's while you & your friends lounge on one of 16 leather couches or on one of our many bean bag chairs. You can win big prizes at one of our many Gaming Tables or Football Pool Boards. All Guests Must Be 21 or Older.
Ellington Hall
3535 Industrial Dr. Santa Rosa

Wed 2/07

 10th Annual Sonoma County Transition Fair
3-6pm - Sonoma County Transition Consortium
Sonoma County Office of Education
5340 Skylane Blvd., Santa Rosa
(707) 569-2030

Wed 2/07

 Crab Feed - Windsor
5:30-10pm - All-You-Can-Eat Crab, Pasta, Salad & Bread, Silent & Live Auction's (just wait until we reveal the incredible items) as well as a no-host Bar which will feature Local Wine, Brews, & refreshing Cocktails. Plus a DJ & Live Auctioneer that will get the party crackin! Ticket: 475/Per Person.
Brooks Road Club
9640 Brooks Road S., Windsor
707) 528-7977 x106

Fri 2/09
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Sun 2/25

 South Pacific - Spreckels
Spreckels Performing Arts Center
5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park
(707) 588-3400
Click here for details

Sat 2/10

 19th Annual PAWS for LOVE - Santa Rosa
6-10pm - Auction & Gala.
Tickets: $45/Donation in Advance, $55/Door.
Finley Community Center
2060 West College Ave at Stony Point, Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Sat 2/10

 Lessons Learned in my Garden - Clvoerdale
10:30am-12:30pm - Lecture
Cloverdale Library
401 N. Cloverdale Blvd.,
Click here for details

Sat 2/10

 Healthy Gardens: A Balanced Approach - Santa Rosa
10:30-12:30pm - Workshop combines a 45-minute presentation with demonstrations & displays of drip irrigation, less toxic pesticides, compost & beneficial insects.
Rincon Valley Libary
https;//www.sonomacounty.libcal.com/event/3738183

Sat 2/10

 Lake Sonoma Steelhead Festival
California's largest celebration of the migration of Steelhead Trout! A great, family-friendly event for all ages. Enjoy food trucks, Bear Republic beer, wines from the Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley. Arts & crafts projects for the kids, archery, live music - and even fishing for the kids. Snag a trout to take home for dinner! Educational tours of the Congressman Don Clause Fish Hatchery, wildlife & conservation exhibits & more. Rain or shine!
Milt Brandt Visitors Center at Lake Sonoma
3288 Skaggs Springs Rd., Geyserville
(707) 431-4533

Sun 2/11

 An Evening with Bill Maher - San Rafael
7:30pm - Host of HBO’s smash hit Real Time, is bringing his special brand of political humor to Marin Center for an unforgettable evening of comedy.

For more than 20 years he has set the boundaries of where funny, political talk can go on American tv. 1st on Politically Incorrect (Comedy Central, ABC, 1993-2002) & for the last 14 years on HBO’s Real Time, Maher’s combination of unflinching honesty & big laughs have garnered him 40 Emmy nominations. Maher won his first Emmy in 2014 as executive producer for the HBO series, VICE. In October of 2008, this same combination was on display in Maher’s uproarious & unprecedented swipe at organized religion, Religulous (the 8th Highest Grossing Documentary .
Marin Center, San Rafael
Click here for details

Thu 2/15

 Presentation - Santa Rosa
7-8:30pm - Dr. Jane Nielson about our rocky earth.
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road, Santa Rosa
(707) 527-9277

Fri 2/16
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Sat 2/17

 Mr. Healdsburg Pageant: King of Kings - Healdsburg
Pas Winners & Favorite Contestants meet head to head in the final battle for the crown over 2 nights of fierce competition. May the best Mr. Healdsburg win!
RAVEN Performing Arts Theater
115 North St., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335
Click here for details

Fri 2/16
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Mon 2/19

 Citrus Fair & Parade - Cloverdale
Featuring 3-D exhibits made of citrus fruit & other food products. The Citrus Fair Queen will be crowned on the Friday evening. Gourmet Food, Arts, Crafts & a carnival bring fun for the whole family. Visit the website for information about special performances, like the Cabaret Players or the Country-Western dance with Paulie's Garage & the Kick'n Country Girls. A parade will go through town on the Saturday morning at 11am.
Cost: $7/General, $5/Senior (62+) & Junior (6-12).
Cloverdale Citrus Fairgrounds
Citrus Fair Drive & S. Washington St,m Cloverdale
(707) 894-3992

Sat 2/17

 CRAB FEED - Windsor
All-You-Can-Eat CRAB, PASTA, SALAD & BREAD, Dancing, Silent & Live Auction's & No-Host Bar & DJ! We cannot do what we do without you and we cannot wait to see our wonderful community come together! Tickets: $75/Per Person.

NEW - Crab Survival Kits
Bbe equipped with crab-feasting tools & all you need to make the most of this year's event!
Guests 21+ please.
Brooks Road Club
9640 Brooks Road S., Windsor
(707) 528-7977 x106

Sun 2/18

 Symphonic Surfin' Safari - Santa Roa
Legendary Beach Boy Tribute Band Papa Doo Run Run had an unprecedented 15-year run as the celebrity house band at Disneyland - today they perform worldwide! Enjoy Classic Rock from the 60's & 70's, including, "California Girls," "Surfin' Safari," & many more! 3pm - Show.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
Click here for details

Tue 2/20
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Fri 2/23

 Symposium for Professional Wine Writers at Meadowood Napa Valley
900 Meadowood Lane., St. Helena
Click here for details

Tue 2/20
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Thu 3/15

 THE FARTHEST SHORE ART EXHIBIT - SRJC
An immersive exhibit of works by 6 prominent women printmaking artists, will be featured at the Robert F. Agrella Art Gallery at Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) through March 15th. The artists’ works will be shown together for the first time, inviting viewers to consider ideas of landscape, water & the unknown through large paper installations that will fill the gallery to create a space for viewers to explore their own farthest shore. Entrance is free. Parking in SRJC lots is $4.

The opening reception for The Farthest Shore will be on 2/22 at 4pm at the Robert F. Agrella Art Gallery, featuring Canadian printmaker Kelsey Stephenson as the guest speaker. She will discuss her process & the inspiration behind her work, which has been featured in several exhibits & collections around the world, including the Royal Alberta Museum in Canada & the Guanlan Print Art Museum in China. The speaker’s attendance at this event is made possible by funds raised by SRJC art students at the Student Print Sale.

Thu 2/22

 Dragonflies Eagles of the Insect World Presentation with Kevin Munroe
7-8:30pm - A behind-the-scenes look into the strange & colorful world of dragonflies. Kevin hails from Virginia, so his photos will include lots of exotic east coast insects. Spend a winter evening being warmed by stories & descriptions of these valuable predators.
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road
(707) 527-9277

Fri 2/23
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Sun 2/25

 Annual Santa Rosa Tattoos & Blues
Live Blues Bands, world renowned Tattoo Artists, Exhibits & Contests all weekend long. Car Show on Saturday. Lagunitas Brewery will be sponsoring the event & their beers will be on tap.
Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa
2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa
(707) 526-0471

Sat 2/24

 The Option of Straw Bale Gardening - Sonoma
10:30-12:30pm - An alternative for the beginner gardener, a way of adaptive gardening for the disabled gardener, or for a gardener with limited space.
Sonoma Valley Library
Click here for details

Sat 2/24
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Sun 2/25

 The Book of Moron - San Rafael
2/24, 8pm, & 2/25, 4pm & 8pm.
A fast-paced, hilarious production that combines satire & theater into what is being described by critics as: “Razor-sharp!” “Laugh Out Loud!” “Provocative!” “Thought Provoking!” “Brilliant!” and “A Thinking Man’s One Man Show!” Garry Shandling called it, “The funniest show you’ll ever think at!” & Dana Carvey from SNL declares, “If funny were a religion, Bob is nothing short of a miracle!”

So if you are tired of adolescent comedies generated by the mediocrity of television & are yearning for some satire that cuts with a clever intelligent edge; then buckle up for a hilarious joy ride over the pot-holed highways of cultural hypocrisy with Robert Dubac’s satirical bulls-eye, THE BOOK OF MORON!
It’s comedy on steroids. Think your funny bone can handle it?
(415) 473-6800
Click here for details

Sat 2/24
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Sun 2/25

 13th Annual Anderson Valley Aromatic White Wine Festival
EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS 8:30am-12/Noon - ($60)
GRAND TASTING 1-4pm ($90)
COMBO - ED SESSION & GRAND TASTING ($95)
WINEMAKER DINNER 6-9pm ($155)

Formerly known as the International Alsace Varietals Festival (same great festival - new name).
Click here for details

Sun 2/25

 Free Day with Guest Cartoonist Judd Winick
1pm - Enjoy free Museum admission all day. Cartoonist Judd Winick will talk about & sign his newest graphic novel, Hilo Book 4: Waking the Monsters. Winick started creating comics after appearing on the MTV reality-TV show The Real World.
Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Sun 2/25

 Willie K - San Rafael
7pm - Bring your Aloha Spirit and join us for one of Hawaii's most versatile talents. He bring tears & laughter with his humor, life stories & his music.
Marin Veterans' Memorial Auditorium
(415) 473-4381
Click here for details

March

Thu 3/01
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Sun 3/11

 I Only Have Ives for You - - Healdsburg
6 short plays of inspired lunacy, like sketches for some hilarious, celestially conceived revue.
A Raven Players production.
Performed at
Costeaux French Bakery
417 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg
(707) 433-6335

Fri 3/02

 The Mammals - Sebastopol
8:30pm -
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
Click here for details

Fri 3/09
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Sun 5/06

 SRJC Theatre Arts Presents the 2018 Season
"Welcome Home."
SRJC - NEWMAN AUDITORIUM
Parking: $4
March 9, 10, 14 (Wednesday), 15, 16. 17, 8pm.
March 10, 11, 17, 18, 2pm

"Into the Woods"
MARIA CARRILLO HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
6975 Montecito Blvd., Santa Rosa
Free Parking.
April 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, May 3, 4, 5
at 7:30pm. (Note early curtain time).
April 22, 28, 29, May 5, 6 at 1:30pm.
(Note early curtain time).

Sat 3/10

 Second Saturday Cartoonist - Charles Schulz Museum
3pm - Meet, watch & talk to Lucasfilm storyboard artist & illustrator Sterling Sheehy.
(visual storytelling & his work, which includes feature films, children's books, international ad campaigns, to his most recent work on Star Wars Rebels).
Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
2301 Hardies Lane Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Mon 3/12

 Orientation for Volunteering - Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation
10am-12/Noon - Find out more about this training.
Orientation will include an overview of the Laguna de Santa Rosa, the work of the Laguna Foundation, an intro to the training course & each of the volunteer jobs, plus snacks, activities & an opportunity to meet members of the Laguna Education Team.
Laguna Environmental Center
900 Sanford Road, Santa Rosa
(707) 527-9277 x102

Sat 3/17

 George Clinton - Blue Note Napa
& PARLIAMENT FUNKADELIC
... Revolutionizing R&B during the ’70s recording both as Parliament & Funkadelic, twisting soul music into funk by adding influences from several late-’60s acid heroes: Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, & Sly Stone. The Parliament/Funkadelic machine ruled black music during the ’70s, capturing over 40 R&B hit singles (including 3 #1's) & recording 3 platinum albums.
Blue Note
1030 Main St., Napa
(707) 880.2300
Click here for details

Tue 3/20

 Bonnie Raitt - Oakland
Dig In Deep Tour 2018 - with special guest: Jon Cleary. A concert to benefit Tipping Point's Fire Relief Fund.
FOX Theater, Oakland
1807 Telegraph Ave., Oakland
Click here for details

Fri 3/23
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Sun 3/25

 12th Annual California Artisan Cheese Festival - SC Fairgrounds
Get ready for all of the things you love about the Festival, including cheese tours & new stops, cheese seminars & new presenters, new cheeses to taste, new cheese dinner locations, new vendors at the Marketplace & much more!

Our chefs & cheese mongers return again this year to dazzle your tastebuds at The Best Bite - showing off artisan cheese in spectacular bites & dishes. Cheese & Cocktails returns - the happiest hour of all time (actually 2 hours!) with artisan cheese & local spirits tasting. Plus fun at our Bubbles Brunch & the ever-popular Marketplace of great cheeses & artisan products to round out the weekend.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
(707) 837-1928

April

Fri 4/06

 R.Carlos Nakai Quartet - Sebastopol
8pm
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
390 Morris St Sebastopol
(707) 823-1511
Click here for details

Sun 4/08

 Schulz Museum Girl Scout Day: Snoopy and Friends
10am–2:30pm
Meet companion dogs, rescue dogs & some wild animals too, all in support of the Girl Scout Animal badges! Also, ice skate at Snoopy’s Home Ice & earn a Schulz Museum Fun Patch! For fees & reservations visit the Girls Scouts of Northern California website or call (707) 544-5472

Sun 4/08

 1st Market of the Season - Windsor
Farmers Market officially opens for the season!
Windsor Town Green

Fri 4/13
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Sat 4/14

 IPA 10K & BEER MILE INVITATIONAL IS A CELEBRATION OF RUNNING & BEER - Sebastopol
8am-3pm - The race kicks off with a start line beer toast, sponsored by Crooked Goat Brewing & at the finish, runners & their guests are treated to the Beer Mile Invitational & Beer & Music Festival at the Barlow.
Click here for details

Sun 4/22

 Love, Lust & Rock 'n' Roll - Santa Rosa
Show: 3pm - Celebrate Hits from the 30's to the 90's with Storm Large, lead singer for Pink Martini & the Santa Rosa Symphony under the baton of Maestro Michael Berkowitz.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
(707) 546-3600
Click here for details

Sun 4/22
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Sun 5/20

 Cloverleaf Open Houses - Santa Rosa
Open Houses:
Sunday April 22nd & Sunday May 20th, both from 11am-3pm. These are Fundraisers for our nonprofit & we really hope people will come out to see our Rebuilding Progress.
The Open Houses will be fund raisers for our non-profit Charm's Place Camp Program.
Click here for details

Tue 4/24

 Free Sensory-Friendly Family Day
3–5pm - Explore the Schulz Museum at your own pace. Watch an animated Peanuts special with the lights up, engage is sensory activities & experiment with stop-motion movie-making! Sensory kits & noise-cancelling headphones will be available during this event.
Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
2301 Hardies Lane Santa Rosa
Click here for details

Sun 4/29

 Spring Antique Faire - Petaluma
8am-4pm - In Historic Downtown Petaluma
Fourth, Kentucky & Western Streets.
Click here for details

May

Fri 5/04
to
Sat 5/26

 Sonoma Valley Authors' Festival
25 World Renowned Speakers & Authors.
Jack London State Historic Park
Click here for details

June

Wed 6/27

 Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Orchestra at Temple Square - Green Music Center, Rohnert Park
7:30pm - The beloved Mormon Tabernacle Choir makes a special stop in Sonoma County as part of their 2018 Classic Coast Tour. The performance will center around works from the Choir’s vast repertoire which ranges from choral masterworks to inspirational music from around the world to American folk hymns, spirituals & much more. Composed of 360 volunteer voices & the Orchestra at Temple Square, a 150-piece, all-volunteer symphony orchestra, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a rich celebration of the choral tradition – an event the whole family can enjoy!
Green Music Center, Weill Hall,SSU
866-955-6040
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Sat 6/30
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Wed 7/04

 Marin County Fair
This year’s Fair celebrates the values we hold near & dear—inclusiveness, equality, diversity & of course . . FUN! We’ll celebrate the arts, agriculture, the environment & our community.
Carnival Rides, Free Concerts & Fireworks every night!
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December

Mon 12/10

 Arbor Day Tree Planting Party - Santa Rosa
9am-12/Noon - Come celebrate Arbor day with tree-planting & park beautification at Galvin Park! After the tree planting, cake will be served to honor Luther Burbank's birthday! This FREE family-friendly event is held rain or shine -- trees like the rain!
Galvin Park
3330 Yulupa Ave, Santa Rosa
(707) 543-3279
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