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…spots in California. Chances of spotting cetaceans are best from October through February when Grey whales are southbound from Alaska to Mexico and February through April on their return voyage….
…diverse culinary heritage. Specialities lean heavily towards Mexico, including stellar fish tacos, grilled oysters, and ceviches, but European influences can be tasted in the house-smoked trout and hearty fisherman’s stew. …
…Be sure to check out the metal multi-story bird houses, fountains, and garden stakes. They’re fashioned by artisans in Mexico and made from old cars, oil barrels, signs, machinery gears,…
…two-story adobe Sonoma Barracks that once housed Mexican army troops commanded by General Mariano Vallejo, military commander and director of colonization of Mexico’s northern frontier. And everybody enjoys traipsing through…
…songs of Mexico at the Ruth Finley Person Theater. Experience this joyful, popular Sonoma County holiday event. Ring In the New Year with Charlie Brown Charles M. Schulz Museum, Santa…
…site of the Bear Flag Revolt, when Californians declared their independence from Mexico. Sonoma is also home to Buena Vista Winery, California’s oldest winery, and Gundlach-Bundschu, the state’s oldest, continually operating family winery….
…side trips to Morocco, Spain, Mexico, and California) for breakfast and lunch. There’s nothing like starting your day with one of their legendary quiches on the outdoor patio overlooking the…
…of Volo Chocolate discovered their passion for chocolate while living and working as chefs in Mexico. They started experimenting with flavors, created a “bean-to-bar” craft chocolate recipe and, when they returned to…
…back patio at family-owned Mexico Lindo. Then wander over to the Graton Gallery and its adjacent sculpture court to check out fine arts and crafts by California artists. Tiger swallowtail at the Hallberg Butterfly…
…made with raw shrimp marinated in lime), fish tacos and fried seafood. “It’s what you would eat on the beaches of Mexico,” Mendoza explains. The concept is for “barrio” food…
…Rohnert Park Quesadillas are nice, but a machete — a super-sized quesadilla with extra goodies inside — is what you’re here for. Mexico City street food like pambazo (a torta…
…then starts sowing again in April, planting monthly through the summer. Mexican Tuberose: These bulbs, native to Mexico and the Southwest, love Sonoma’s hot summer days and bloom prolifically from July…