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…The gang’s small dramas — hitting a baseball, making friends, struggling to impress a first crush — belie profoundly moving observations about the nature of childhood itself, says Handy. British curator…
…freshly caught Dungeness crab and other sustainably sourced seafood straight from the Sonoma Coast. Here are some of the most anticipated flavors of a Sonoma County winter. 1. Dungeness Crab Spud…
…use of all the props you need (blankets, bolsters, blocks etc.), making this gentle form of yoga accessible to all. Other Places to Catch a Great Gentle Yoga Class in…
…tables to create a dance floor. Arrive early and get a specialty cocktail, like the Lavender Bliss or Strawberry Cobbler, before dancing the night away. 90 Old Courthouse Square, Santa…
…Johns plays piano/trumpet, with David Scott on saxophone and flute, Tony Blake on drums and Dorian Bartley on bass and vocals. According to the museum’s website, Bartley formed the group…
…sure you take the time to engage your senses and find joy. Life opens up during these moments of mindfulness and stillness. Pausing gives us an opportunity to be inspired…
…waits to get into the brewpubs; lines start to form around 5 a.m. Once inside, guests are allotted two and a half hours at the pub, three “Youngers” (10-ounce pours)…
…GUESTS Diavola in Geyserville. It’s got such great food, even beyond the signature pizzas. I love the ambience created from nearly nothing — the charming clothes hanging on lines across the…
…process. Meanwhile, both Ramekins Culinary School and Relish Culinary Adventures offer events covering every topic from French cuisine to mushroom foraging and even artisan chocolate. Written by Amy Bess Cook…
…tales of past ancestors, not to mention one’s obligation to future progeny. “Nature” was the term for the total content of consciousness, visible and invisible. Difficult concept? Not really, for…
…and antique shops along Kentucky Street. Keep your eyes peeled for street art hidden in alleyways. Snap a photo or three, then head to the riverfront to cross the old railroad…
…to thousands of Native Americans, including those of the Pomo, Miwok, and Wappo tribes. And despite mass displacement, humiliation, illness, and death at the hands of European and American colonists, Native…