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…way to calm the busy mind, and Sonoma County, of course, offers plenty of coastline. Black Point Beach in Sea Ranch offers a perfect setting for a barefoot walk and…
…Alphabet Soup Thrift Store in Petaluma Window shopping is free, of course, but if you want to do some real shopping (maybe some back-to-school outfits), get thrifty at the many…
…but also an extensive selection of local wines, housemade beef jerky that’s more like luscious steak, and a mish-mash of old-school décor that reminds you that, yes, you are in…
…to build — or with the naked eye. The term, which originates in the Pythagorean school of ancient Greece, refers to the silent majesty of the universe, with the planetary…
…perk: You’ll learn about the history of the estate and surrounding area, and get a view of the Alexander Valley schoolhouse, built in 1868. $60 per person. 8644 Highway 128, Healdsburg,…
…on the Sonoma Coast, head to Salt Point State Park near Sea Ranch; Shell Beach in Jenner; and Schoolhouse Beach and Pinnacle Gulch in Bodega Bay. Check NOAA’s Tide Guide app To stay up to speed on Sonoma…
…you can indulge in the vinyl culture while supporting a small local business. The shop, previously The Last Record Store, has an old-school vibe and any genre of music you’re…
…hothouse flowers in a terrarium. But to really appreciate nature’s supreme decoration, it’s best to see them right in her own backyard, where wildflowers quietly grow and wait to see…
…place – its people. Sonoma County is home to farmers, artists, chefs, makers and small business owners. On your next visit, slow down just a bit, and get to…
…groups), visit pepperwoodpreserve.org and click the Classes, Events & Workdays button at the top of the site. Students enjoy a special trip through Sonoma County’s Pepperwood Preserve during a school…
…12. Spread Eagle Tony Speirs is a painter known for community collaboration, including at Burning Man. In 2018, Speirs lovingly rendered portraits of each victim of the Parkland school shootings,…
…short on ceiling space, go to Hotel Petaluma, where a 12-foot evergreen towers in the building’s courtyard. In years past, the hotel has even made it “snow” in the courtyard…