Events in Santa Rosa
Magic Mondays
A laid-back Magic: The Gathering session with goblins in the mix, centered on easygoing, fun gameplay.
Capybara Paint Party
Create an adorable capybara canvas in a relaxed, creative setting with Cloverdale Creative at Round Table Pizza Petaluma. This is not a step-by-step class. Participants paint at their own pace, choose their own colors, and add personal touches, with help available if needed. It is a welcoming activity for families, Mommy & Me or Daddy & Me pairs, friends, and anyone who enjoys painting together. No experience is required and all supplies are included. The cost is $15 per participant and the activity is for ages 3 and up.
Round Table PizzaBeginner Golf Clinic
Foxtail University features a selection of clinics centered on specific topics. Information on current offerings, what each session covers, and pricing is available through the provided link, making it simple to find the clinic that fits your interests.
Foxtail Golf ClubMonday Pro Jam
Fillmore Slim, widely known as the Godfather of Hip Hop, brings a singular sound and an electric stage presence rooted in the blues. His storied life fuels both his songs and his memoir, Blues Man Mack: How I Conquered the Stage and the Streets. He is tied to legends like T-Bone Walker, B. B. King, and Johnny Guitar Watson, and he has been shouted out by Ice-T, Ice Cube, and Snoop Dogg. Etta James even called him her first boyfriend. Count on streetwise storytelling, smooth swagger, and a lively performance drawn from a lifetime of breaking the mold and turning experience into music. Tickets are $15 online, $18 at the door, and $12 for members. There will be no food service.
California TheatreCumbia Mondays
Start your Cumbia journey with a four-week introductory course at Studio Move. Classes focus on essential timing and rhythm, foundational steps, partner work, and lively combinations that help build confidence on the dance floor. Capacity is limited to 26 participants, so advance registration is encouraged to reserve a spot.
Studio Move, 1808B Empire Industrial CT, Santa Rosa, CA, United States, California 95403DJ Trivia at Mary's Pizza Shack (RP)
Enjoy a lively, interactive trivia night hosted by a live DJ at Mary’s Pizza Shack in Rohnert Park. Questions appear on screen and teams compete in real time against others in the room. Come with friends to form a team, or arrive solo and meet new people. Prizes may be available. The atmosphere is family friendly. To reserve a table by phone, call after 11 a.m. Businesses can also advertise during the live games.
Mary's Pizza Shack, Rohnert ParkMuseum Mondays for Little Ones: Spring into Fun
Designed for children ages 1 to 5 and their caregivers, this monthly Monday program blends story time with creative, play-based activities. Held on the final Monday of the month, it offers age-appropriate stories, crafts, and hands-on fun. This month features a spring theme with art projects that include painting a bird’s nest, crafting a squish-art butterfly, and using bubbles to make colorful creations.
Charles M. Schulz MuseumCo-Work Cafe
Looking for a productivity boost? Drop in for co-working hours to tackle your job search, journaling, or homework alongside others. Pick up a snack as you work, and take the opportunity to check out the H.I.V. The space includes an air-conditioned room, a quiet room for focused time, a printer, a bathroom, dedicated work stations, and a computer lab.
Cousins Maine Lobster at Lagunitas Brewing, Petaluma
Petaluma is in for a visit filled with good vibes and plenty of lobster rolls. Place a contactless order through the mobile app for day-of posted events and go straight to the pickup window at your selected time. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous event has finished. Use the app’s loyalty program to earn points toward free food, or have the app’s loyalty card scanned at the window during checkout. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, orders are always accepted directly at the truck window. Payment options include all major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Program: Bees N Bloom: Learn about Lavender
Discover the many strengths of lavender, a hardy and aromatic plant that brings beauty and utility to gardens while thriving in Northern California’s Mediterranean climate. This presentation offers practical guidance for successful cultivation, including how to choose the right varieties for different needs and techniques for pruning and fertilizing to support lasting vigor and plentiful blooms.
Luther Burbank Art & Garden CenterThe Icicles at The Dry Creek General Store in Healdsburg
The Icicles return to Dry Creek General Store and Bar est. 1881 in Healdsburg for an appearance that coincides with Taco Tuesday at the venue.
Dry Creek General Store and Bar est. 1881School Year Wellness Workshops 3rd-8th Grades
A school-year wellness workshop series for girls in grades 3 through 8 takes place at McKinley School in Petaluma. Over 15 weeks, participants build friendships through creative projects and engaging activities while learning social, emotional, and physical tools they can use for years to come. The program is led by three facilitators and organizes cohorts by grade level, with separate groups for grades 3 and 4, 5 and 6, and 7 and 8, including multiple options for the 5 and 6 group. Students attend from many different schools and towns, offering even more chances to connect with new friends.
McKinley School in PetalumaSalsa on 2 in Santa Rosa
North Bay SBK brings New York style Salsa On2 to Sonoma County with a focused class at Studio Move in Santa Rosa. It is tailored for dancers who already feel solid dancing On1 and want to add the Mambo approach to their repertoire. Participants refine timing by breaking on two to heighten musicality, develop modern Mambo shines and footwork, and explore turn patterns with partnered technique. Instruction draws from methods used at socials, festivals, congresses, and competitions so dancers can feel at home on dance floors locally and around the world. This class is intended for experienced On1 dancers who want to expand their skills, interpret the music in new ways, and connect with the wider Mambo community. Drop-ins are welcome. Pricing is $25 for a single class or $80 for four class credits, and monthly members may apply their membership to this class.
Studio Move, 1808B Empire Industrial CT, Santa Rosa, CA, United States, California 95403Bachata Tuesdays in Petaluma
Build a solid foundation in bachata with a rotating four week series created for brand new dancers. Each session reinforces core footwork through plenty of repetition, introduces essential partnering principles, and connects simple, beginner friendly patterns. Drop-ins are welcome, no partner is required, and the emphasis is on learning while having fun. Classes meet at Hermann Sons Hall.
Hermann Sons HallDJ Trivia at Ricardo's Bar & Grill
Experience a live, DJ-hosted trivia game with questions displayed on screens as teams face off against other groups in attendance. Build a team with friends or take part and meet new teammates while you play. The format is interactive and lively, with plenty of good times to go around. Prizes may be available. This event is family friendly. Businesses can ask about advertising opportunities during the live games.
Friends & Family Night
Song of Sonoma Chorus is preparing for next month’s competition with a full dress rehearsal that includes shoes, costumes, hair, makeup, and false eyelashes. Friends & Family Night serves as the first audience experience, featuring a preview of the contest set, a spotlight on the newest quartet, Minor Mischief, and a few selections from the wider repertoire. Guided by directors Lynda Casillas and Suzy Martin, the chorus steps into its competition role as contestant number 10 from Santa Rosa, California.
Center for Spiritual Living Santa RosaDJ Trivia at Mary's Pizza Shack SR (Marlow Rd)
Enjoy a family friendly trivia night hosted by a live DJ. This interactive, on screen game pits teams against other teams in the room for friendly competition. Participants can build teams with friends or connect with others on site, and there may be prizes. The format is designed for weekly play with fresh fun each time. Businesses can also explore sponsorship and advertising opportunities.
Mary's Pizza Shack (Santa Rosa West)Figure Drawing Group - Meets Tuesdays
This welcoming figure drawing session with live models features a series of timed poses that run from five to twenty minutes. Artists of every experience level are encouraged to take part, and participants should bring their own drawing or watercolor supplies. It is an open studio environment rather than an instructional class. Started more than thirty years ago by Bill Wheeler, the group continues in his honor and is organized by local artists led by John James. The fee is $20 for OCA members and $25 for nonmembers, payable at the door by cash or check. There is no minimum attendance requirement. Please contact the coordinator ahead of time to confirm that space is available.
Jason Dea West
Jason Dea West & the Siskiyou Crest return to The Elephant in the Room in Healdsburg, California for another appearance at the venue. This event brings the group back to a stage where they have performed before.
The Elephant in the RoomCommunity in Nature: Gentle Yoga with Devorah Blum
Experience a gentle yoga session with instructor Devorah Blum on the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway. The class focuses on healthy stretching, building strength, and improving balance, with attentive guidance that adapts postures to a range of abilities and limitations. Soothing instruction and restorative poses support a calm, deeply relaxed close to practice. Presented in collaboration with Sonoma Land Trust and Ag + Open Space on the protected Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway, a place conserved for recreation and the care of natural resources. There is no charge to participate, made possible by Sonoma County voters through a quarter cent sales tax that funds Ag + Open Space.
Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway at Montgomery HighWomen In Business Networking Mixer
Hosted by Motivate with Mel, W.H.I.S.P. Massage & Therapeutic Bodywork, and the Rohnert Park & Petaluma Chambers of Commerce, this networking mixer for women in business takes place outdoors on a deck with views of the Petaluma River. Mingle with local professionals while enjoying free appetizers and beverages. The gathering is free to attend and open to all. Highlights include raffle prizes, an opportunity to promote your business by bringing a prize, and a business card drawing. Bring a guest and your business cards.
Trivia Night
The café introduces a trivia night hosted by Linus, the house quizmaster with plenty of caffeinated charm. Expect clever brain teasers, lots of laughs, and a friendly competitive atmosphere. Players can vie for prizes and bragging rights while enjoying a sense of community. Bring friends, bring your sharp thinking, and bring a good sense of humor.
Monthly Integration Circle
This circle offers a supportive place to share a healing journey, whether it happened recently or long ago. It welcomes people who have worked with modalities like psilocybin, ayahuasca, kambo, ketamine or DMT, along with practices such as breathwork, EFT, and soul retrieval, to reflect and be heard. Centered on community, safety, non judgment, and a talking stick ritual, the space encourages processing and deeper insight into self. Held monthly, it focuses on integrating experiences and bringing insights into embodied daily life. Facilitation is by Sunee Lewitzky, a certified psychedelic guide, sound healer, and ceremonialist with a background in psychology, behavioral health, and trauma informed practices. Sunee has led mental health support groups and ceremonies and creates sacred environments that support profound emotional healing and transformation.
6th Street Playhouse Live Reading Series Presents Peter Parnell's "QED"
A live reading of Peter Parnell's QED brings Richard Feynman into focus, directed by David Lear and featuring Michael J Pavone. The play shares the Nobel Prize winning physicist's sharp humor and observations while tracing his work on quantum electrodynamics and the development of the atomic bomb. It also highlights his eccentric side, from playing the bongos to spending time in topless bars to taking small roles in university theater. First staged with Alan Alda in the role, this portrait centers on Feynman and the ideas that shaped his life.
6th Street PlayhouseSalsa Wednesdays in Petaluma
Take your first steps into salsa in a progressive four week series at Hermann Sons Hall in Petaluma. Beginners and dancers with up to a couple of years of experience will practice essential footwork, partner work, timing, and more. Drop in during the first two sessions, or follow the full sequence for steady progress. No partner or prior experience is required. Pricing is $25 for a single class or $80 for a four class credit bundle. A Level 2 class is also offered for those who have completed Level 1.
Hermann Sons HallSpringtime Volunteering
Volunteer at Petaluma Bounty Community Farm and lend a hand on the farm with tasks such as weeding, planting, and tending the land. Sign-up is requested. Petaluma Bounty is a farm-based community food security project focused on strengthening the local food system.
Petaluma Bounty Community FarmRRFF Thursday Evening Fly Casting Clinics
Build your fly casting confidence at hands-on clinics led by RRFF volunteer instructors. Beginners receive clear guidance on the fundamentals, and experienced anglers can refine advanced skills such as the double haul, working with shooting heads, making quick presentations for saltwater species, and spey techniques. Along the way, instructors answer common questions about tackle and gear, rod and line weights, basic setups, knot tying, fly selection, and fly tying for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. The teaching approach draws from Fly Fishers International and the Golden Gate Angling and Casting Club, incorporating the FFI Fly Casting Skills Development program and GGACC levels from beginning through advanced. These sessions are free, open to the public, and depend on the weather, with no casting practice held in the rain. Consistent practice is emphasized to develop the feel of the line loading the rod and to improve line control in real-world situations. For independent practice, the RRFF Casting Pond is open to everyone during regular Dan Galvin Park hours each day.
Galvin Community ParkBring Back the Build
Hosted by the LIME Foundation, this forum brings together local contractors and industry leaders for an evening focused on connection and the future of the trades. Conversations center on workforce development, artificial intelligence, social media, and other tools transforming how the industry works. Attendees can take a guided look inside Sonoma Clean Power’s facility, speak with graduates of the NextGen Trades Academy who are exploring job opportunities, and mingle over food and beverages while building professional relationships.
Vine, Wine & Dine with James Gore of Gore Family Wine - Live from The Matheson
Live from The Matheson Healdsburg in downtown Healdsburg, this gathering features James Gore of Gore Family Wines for an evening of conversation, stories, and Sonoma grown wine from a multigeneration farming family. The experience begins with a tasting at the Wine Wall and an opportunity to meet James, followed by a live Vine, Wine & Dine broadcast produced with studio partner CRN Digital Talk Radio and carried coast to coast as well as on podcast platforms. No tickets are required.
The Matheson HealdsburgNever Come Down
Rooted in Portland, Oregon’s lively music scene, Never Come Down blends diverse backgrounds and influences into a sound that pairs respect for roots with a forward focus. The group bridges tradition and innovation, moving between classic approaches and contemporary ideas. They have built a dedicated following with appearances that span from Reykjavik’s Iceland Airwaves to San Francisco’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and they have toured in support of Yonder Mountain String Band and The Travelin’ McCourys. Their live set highlights showmanship, original songwriting, and skilled musicianship.
Little SaintJazz Habit = Marie-Louise with Ian Scherer
Enjoy a romantic, swing-ready sing-along set filled with sassy, sultry tunes inspired by the great songbirds of the past and present, including Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Norah Jones, Billy Holiday, Barbara Streisand, Adele, Amy Winehouse, and more. Guitarist Ian Scherer accompanies the vocals, setting the tone for a cozy night of jazz at a lively eatery and entertainment spot in Cotati.
Redwood CafeCountry music paint night at Cooperage
Spend an easygoing evening at Cooperage Brewing Co. creating a portrait of your favorite country star while a set from DJ Jay2thesun keeps the soundtrack lively. All art supplies are provided so you can focus on your painting, and the venue offers food and beverages for purchase. Beginners and experienced painters alike can choose guided instruction for a structured experience or explore their own style, with a host available to answer questions and offer support. Presented by Create & Connect Art Experiences in collaboration with A Little Extra Events & Rentals.
Trivia Night
Victory House hosts a lively trivia night led by Kris the Trivia Guy, who keeps trivia fans entertained while challenging them with clever questions.
Victory HouseWe’re opening for Portland Oregon touring band Disbeware with other awesome bands!
Midtown hosts a live music show featuring Disbeware, a touring band from Portland, Oregon, with other bands also performing. The show starts with an opening act before Disbeware takes the stage.
MidtownBobby Joe Ebola, Humblers (LA), Banzai 88, and SpeedWobble at Rain Dog Records in Petaluma, CA!
Rain Dog Records hosts a night of punk and kindred sounds with Bobby Joe Ebola, The Humblers out of Los Angeles, Banzai 88, and hometown band SpeedWobble. The lineup spans weirdo rock and punk folk, Domme Core, old-school North Bay punk, and a local ripper set. This all-ages show has a $12 admission.
Rain Dog RecordsDJ Trivia at Galvan's Eatery
At Galvan's Eatery, a live, DJ-hosted trivia game invites teams to face off on screen in a friendly, fast-paced competition. Participants can team up with friends or join others on site. Prizes may be available. The atmosphere is family friendly. The format offers an interactive twist on traditional pub trivia. The organizers are also seeking businesses interested in advertising during the live games.
Figure Drawing Group - Meets Thursdays
Work from a live model in a self-directed figure drawing session featuring poses that run from five to twenty minutes. Artists of all experience levels are welcome. Please bring your own drawing or watercolor supplies, as materials are not provided, and note that there is no formal instruction. Founded more than thirty years ago by Bill Wheeler, the group continues in his honor and is coordinated by local artists led by John James. The cost is $20 for OCA members and $25 for non-members, payable at the door by cash or check. There is no minimum participation requirement. Please contact the coordinator in advance to confirm that space is available.
Into the Woods, Jr.
Fairy tale wishes come with consequences in this Young Actors Studio presentation of Into the Woods JR., a fresh staging of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Tony Award winning musical. Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and his beanstalk, and a determined Baker and his wife find their stories woven together when a Witch’s curse blocks what they want, sending them into the forest to try to set things right. What begins lighthearted becomes a heartfelt voyage about responsibility, bravery, and growing up, carried by Sondheim’s celebrated score and a talented young cast. Advance purchase offers savings. Zones A and B include guaranteed seating, while Zone C has limited seats and standing room. Prices are Zone A $30, Zone B $25, and Zone C $20, which does not guarantee a seat. At the door, tickets are $30 for Zone C only. The kitchen offers a new menu through intermission and is available only if at least 60 advance tickets have been sold.
California Theatre2026 Fashion Show "The Equinox"
The annual spring fashion show spotlights the imagination and skill of student designers. Centered on The Equinox, the collection explores the instant when daylight and darkness meet in balance, presenting fashion as a dialogue of contrasts: structure with freedom, rebellion with hope, and shadow with vivid color. The runway unfolds outdoors in Clocktower Plaza at the northwest corner of the campus and will continue in any weather, so attendees should plan for conditions that may be cool and breezy.
SRJC PetalumaDJ Trivia at Beer Baron (Downtown Santa Rosa)
This event features a live, interactive on-screen trivia game emceed by a DJ, with teams facing off against other groups for bragging rights and potential prizes. Crafted for the bar and pub trivia crowd, it blends friendly competition with a lively host and plenty of energy each week. Friends can team up, and solo players are welcome to meet new people. It is family friendly. Businesses seeking added visibility can sponsor the games.
Taylor Trades Card & Memorabilia Show
An evening showcase for trading card and memorabilia fans features Pokémon and One Piece alongside other TCG, sports cards, jerseys, vintage toys, figures, and a wide range of collectibles. On-site card grading will be available from DSG (Diamond Service Grading). Food and drink will be offered, including world famous corndogs and Sugar Bear Coffee. Admission is $5 with free parking, and tickets are sold at the door. Vendor tables are limited and shows sell out.
Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial BuildingHealdsburg Jazz Spring Jam Fundraiser
Healdsburg Jazz Spring Jam Fundraiser with Jazz Mafia Experience offers a spirited night of music, community, and purpose at the new Foley Family Community Pavilion. Guests can choose between two ticket options. The Dinner and Dance Party includes a welcome reception, dinner, a live auction with a fund-a-need moment, a lively dance party, and a dessert buffet with drinks for $285 per person. The Dance Party ticket includes the dance floor, a dessert buffet, and two drink tickets for $60 per person. The celebration combines entertainment and philanthropy in support of the event’s fundraising mission.
Foley Family Community PavilionSpike Sikes & His Awesome Hotcakes
Spike Sikes & His Awesome Hotcakes return to the deck with a trademark blend of soul, swing, rhythm and blues, and jazz. The set is made for dancing, so polish those shoes and get ready to move. There is a $5 cover charge.
River Front CafeMusic Bingo
This music bingo event is hosted by DJ DJ. Prizes include a glass of wine, a beer, or a free night's stay.
Enology Wine Bar & LoungeFree Community Yoga on The Dock at The Floathouse Petaluma
Enjoy free community yoga on the dock at The Floathouse Petaluma, offered on First Fridays and during summer Sunday mornings. Classes feature a rotating lineup of local instructors, supported by local sponsors, with a focus on community wellness. Registration is required and space is limited to 24 participants, so please reserve only if you are certain you can attend. Those interested in teaching a session or sponsoring one can email info@thefloathousepetaluma.org. Sponsorships are $50 and go directly to the instructor.
The Floathouse PetalumaOpen Candle Workshop
The Open Candle Workshop at Spellcraft Curator brings a long-held plan to life as the studio unveils an expanded workshop space. The inaugural session is offered at a standard price of $55, with higher pricing planned for later workshops. All experience levels are welcome, and participants work at their own pace on projects they choose. Guidance covers wick selection, wax varieties, and practical methods. Explore the difference between cold throw and hot throw, learn how much load wax can handle, and pick up tips for leveling canister tops, swirling color, embedding, and safely decorating the outside of a candle. Each participant receives a little under one pound of wax, enough to run multiple projects and experiment. The full mold library is open with hundreds of shapes to try. Wax offers a creative, tactile medium for hands-on exploration.
Spellcraft CuratorPaint Your Favorite Sci Fi Character
Settle in at Sonoma Curated Books for a relaxed painting session centered on your favorite science fiction character. Beginners are welcome, and Art With Tara will lead the experience with inspiration and step-by-step guidance as needed. All materials are included, with paint, brushes, and a canvas provided. The fee is $42.
Sonoma Curated BooksFriday Game Nights
A welcoming game night at Round Table Pizza brings together a friendly group for an evening of play. The gathering starts with shorter games for about the first 15 minutes, then moves on to longer ones. Attendees are asked to RSVP if they plan to come and to update their RSVP if plans change.
Round Table PizzaPostcards - Spring 2026 Concert Series in Occidental, CA
The Occidental Community Choir presents Postcards, a spring concert series shaped around connection, memory, and the moments that leave a lasting mark. Performances feature a wide range of locally created music alongside classical and contemporary choral works, plus poetry and spoken word drawn from its community among the redwoods of Northern California. Each selection acts like a musical postcard, a brief note from a particular time and place that carries stories of joy, longing, hope, and reflection. Some pieces feel bright and open, while others are touched by nostalgia. Together they suggest that life is measured not only by years but by the experiences we keep and the ones we share. Through song, the choir becomes both messenger and listener, offering voices as expressions of care, presence, and connection. The series honors the way small gestures... a postcard, a call, a simple message... can bridge distance and affirm a sense of belonging.
1Tribe
1TRIBE transforms the Arlene Francis Center for Spirit, Art and Politics into a high-energy dance takeover built on Afrobeats, Amapiano, Reggae, and Dancehall. African rhythm, Caribbean drive, and global club culture flow together as Afrobeats blends into Amapiano and reggae shifts into dancehall, filling the room with warm, heavy sound and constant motion. Centered on community and a shared pulse, it offers more than a typical North Bay night and focuses on unity through rhythm from the first drop of bass. The soundtrack comes from two selectors. DJ Konnex, voted NorBays 2025 Best Live DJ, is known for narrative-rich sets, smooth transitions, deep selections, and a wide range of Afro-diasporic and global club influences. DJ Kobie, an international selector with the Ashanti Hi Fi collective, carries the spirit of worldwide sound system culture, weaving weighty bass, ancestral drum patterns, and instinctive choices that connect dancers across borders. Together they shape 1TRIBE with a single aim, a dancefloor driven by rhythm, unity, and a shared heartbeat.
The Arlene Francis Center for Spirit, Art and PoliticsFull Moon Paddle/Pedal (Full Flower Moon on the Petaluma River)
A guided evening on the Petaluma River coincides with the Flower Full Moon and the height of spring. Participants use Hobie pedal kayaks and move at a leisurely pace while moonlight reflects on the water. The atmosphere is social and suitable for beginners, and it accommodates individuals or small groups. The fee is $60 per person and includes a Hobie pedal kayak, personal flotation device, lights, and an experienced guide with The Floathouse Petaluma.
The Floathouse PetalumaHUMOR_US -- Anthony Poponi
Anthony Poponi, known to some as Tony, Toni, Tony Poponi or even Togna Popogna, balances two callings. By day he speaks at conferences and workplaces around the world as a happiness expert, sharing research from positive psychology to help people build more fulfilling lives. By night he switches gears as a high-energy comedian, emcee, and improv performer, delivering laughs through Humor.us Productions. In this show he mines awkward moments and memorable slipups for sharply told, very human stories that highlight how perspective, not perfection, fuels joy. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
The CaliforniaSeussical
The whimsical world of Dr. Seuss comes to life in the musical Seussical, where the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and other beloved characters take the stage in a buoyant, all-ages adventure. Expect catchy songs, vibrant visuals, and a heartfelt story that champions friendship, courage, and the belief that the improbable is possible. Music is by Stephen Flaherty with lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, inspired by the works of Theodor Geisel. The production is directed by Kim Bromley, with music direction by Lucas Sherman and choreography by Karen Miles. The cast features Nelson Brown, Monica Burrowes, AJ Correia, Sara Curtis, Alex Delzell, Katie Foster, Mallory Gold, Riz Gross, Michael Hunter, Ron Lam, Molly Larsen-Shine, Addie Lowe, Olivia Manz, Michelle Pagano, Orion Pudhoff, Peter Rogers, Ted Smith, Nicole Stanley, Tina Traboulsi, Malik Charles D. Wade I, and Aliya Webb.
Spreckels Performing Arts Center🌉2026 District 5160 Conference Build Bridges. Make an Impact.
Rotarians, families, and friends from across District 5160 come together for a weekend of connection, celebration, and service at the conference hosted at the Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country. The theme centers on building bridges and making an impact with inspirational keynote presentations, engaging breakout sessions, and opportunities to explore Wine Country. Festivities include the Road to Rio Carnevale opening celebration, setting a lively tone for learning and fellowship. Highlights also feature wine and beer tastings, a golf tournament, and other adventures. Service-centered activities include the Polio Plus Walk & Roll and ShelterBox humanitarian events. The House of Friendship offers space for networking and showcasing projects, and a bonus highlight features the Charles Schultz Museum. It is a gathering where Rotary connects, inspires, and turns service into lasting impact.
Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine CountryInner Light Crystals Turns TWO!
Inner Light Crystals celebrates its second anniversary with a weekend of festivities, giveaways, and sweet treats. Complimentary cake will be available, and special event hours are in effect. Major prizes include a 10 inch amethyst cluster valued at $375, a 22 inch antique Buddha valued at $200, and a locally sourced blue serpentine piece weighing over 20 pounds valued at $300. There is also a crystal jar guessing challenge where the closest count wins the entire jar, a prize valued at $350, plus additional surprises. Entries must be made in person. Throughout each day, guests can enjoy a spin to win game with prizes, door prize drawings, and special in store discounts. A mini intuitive fair rounds out the celebration with Reiki and energy healing, dream oracle, tarot, astrology, and psychic readings, along with appearances by featured authors.
FIRST FRIDAY at FRIDA - Scott Laws Original Acoustic Songwriter- Santa Rosa, CA
Café Frida Gallery hosts a First Friday performance with S.R. Laws, also known as Scott Laws, presenting an acoustic set of original songs shaped by classic storytellers like John Hiatt, Lou Reed, Steve Earle, Neil Finn, and Ron Sexsmith. His sound blends an easy familiarity with fresh ideas, guided by narratives that feel personal and direct. Raised in Northern California, his love of music grew from digging through stacks of rescued 45s brought home from his father’s trash route, each record sparking new curiosity. He later headed to Texas with little more than a couple of bags and five hundred dollars to learn from Austin’s open mics and songwriter nights, then settled in Sonoma County where he continues to tour and write, fronting his original rock band, The Heartsleeves. Listeners and presenters often note his clear baritone voice, candid first person lyrics, and a relaxed Americana pulse that builds a slow, lingering fire.
Café Frida GalleryCousins Maine Lobster in Santa Rosa, VA Medical Center
Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into Santa Rosa at the VA Medical Center with a convenient way to order and pick up your favorites. Same-day orders can be placed through the mobile app, which opens a few hours before the stop, and you can go straight to the pickup window at your selected time. If the app is limited or unavailable, orders are always taken at the truck window, with major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay accepted. The app also lets you earn loyalty points automatically, or you can have your app loyalty card scanned at the window during checkout.
Eric 'T-Bone' Titus
Every Friday, you can enjoy happy hour sounds from Eric “T-Bone” Titus. He is a Santa Rosa singer-guitarist who plays soulful Americana, folk-rock, and classic tunes. You can also sip on beers and enjoy discounts on wine and soju cocktails. Following the happy hour, there is a stand-up comedy show featuring comics from across the Bay Area and beyond.
Barrel Proof LoungeLive Music Happy Hour – Eliud Conde – Música Regional Mexicana
Enjoy live Latin music during happy hour. Eliud Conde will be performing, and there will be happy hour specials. You can also enjoy food from What the Shuck, which offers New Orleans-inspired seafood, and free popcorn. There is no cover charge. Stick around for an 8 PM comedy show.
Barrel Proof LoungeFirst Friday Art Walk at SOFA Art Galleries
Each month, artists in the SOFA Arts District welcome the public into their studios. Light refreshments will be available and admission is free.
SOFA Art DistrictMay 1, 5:30 PM
The International Circus under the Big Top is designed for the whole family. The intimate setting provides spectators up-close and personal exposure to the circus. Children and adults alike can watch aerial artists swing, acrobats tumble, and performers defy gravity.
Sonoma County Event Center at the FairgroundsHead Over Heels
Head Over Heels brings a high-voltage burst of musical comedy to 6th Street Playhouse, delivering a spirited, laugh-packed romp from beginning to end. A reviewer with Mancunion Media Group praised it as an uplifting blast all the way through. This energetic production serves up broad humor and an upbeat tone that keeps the fun going throughout.
6th Street PlayhouseHumor.us – Anthony Poponi
At The California Theatre of Santa Rosa, Anthony Poponi blends comedy with the science of happiness for an upbeat evening filled with laughter, practical insights, and endearing slip ups. He plays with the many ways people say his name, from Anthony to Tony and beyond, keeping the mood light while weaving in lessons that stick.
The California TheatreThe Tahoes
The Tahoes return to Brewster's Petaluma with a high-energy mix of rock, funk, punk, and reggae. This Sonoma County band has been at it for 12 years, sharing stages with Sublime with Rome, 311, The Wailers, and Fishbone, and performing at spots like DNA Lounge and Bottom of the Hill, as well as the High Times Cannabis Cup. Their comeback at Brewster's promises hard-hitting originals, fan favorites that keep the room moving, and the unmistakable spark that defines their live show.
Brewster's PetalumaSalsa Saturdays
Explore salsa in a beginner friendly class led by experienced instructor Tyler Crandall. The focus is on building strong fundamentals through clear instruction in core steps, classic patterns, and the techniques that make salsa enjoyable to dance. The environment is supportive and low pressure, with partner work that helps build confidence and connection on the floor. Absolute newcomers are welcome, and experienced dancers can refine skills and expand their repertoire at their own pace. No prior experience or partner is required. Wear comfortable shoes and be ready to dance. Drop-ins are welcome. A Level 2 session is offered immediately afterward for those who have completed Level 1. The class takes place at Studio Move.
Studio MoveGardening into the Future: Climate Adaptation in Your Yard
At Northwest Santa Rosa Library, Sonoma County Master Gardener Leah Halper presents practical, science‑grounded approaches for adapting gardens to a changing climate. The talk highlights achievable actions that support carbon sequestration in soil, strengthen local food security, and create habitat for plants and animals. It also shares ways to boost resilience to extreme weather and other climate impacts in both home gardens and the broader community. Registration is encouraged, and confirmed registrants receive details on how to attend this library talk.
Northwest Santa Rosa LibraryBe the Light Spring Choral Concert
Experience the beauty and joy of women’s voices in a spring concert celebrating community, performed by the Petaluma Women’s Chorus. Led by Artistic Director Sadie Sonntag with accompanist Lori Sikorski, the ensemble presents an uplifting program at United Church of Christ. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $15 for students, and they can be purchased at the door.
UCC PetalumaKids Karaoke
Kids Karaoke takes the spotlight right after the matinee performance of Into the Woods, Jr., giving young singers a chance to step onto the stage. Choosing a stage name and getting on the list is quick and free. With a catalog of more than 58,000 songs covering a century of music across every genre, there is something for every voice. The atmosphere is open to everyone, with a warm, upbeat crowd that cheers for first-time performers and seasoned crooners alike. Team up for a duet with a friend, strike a pose with some air-guitar flair, and enjoy a lively karaoke party on stage.
California TheatreOrquesta Típica Tarareando
Experience the romance and rhythm of classic tango at a special Ocho Loco edition featuring Orquesta Típica Tarareando performing live. This traditional Argentine tango orchestra, led by Alexander Zeyliger, brings the spirit of Buenos Aires to Santa Rosa. The event takes place at the Moose Lodge Dance Hall in Santa Rosa. Tickets are $35 for a night of vibrant music and dance.
Santa Rosa Moose Lodge59th Annual Spring Rose and Arrangement Show & Sale
Celebrating its 59th year, the Annual Rose and Rose Arrangement Show welcomes rose enthusiasts to share their best blooms, single-stem entries, and striking arrangements. Entries are received first, judging follows, and later the public is invited to see the winning displays alongside a rose sale. Categories range from novice to expert, and no previous show experience is necessary, only a love of roses or gardening. The sale features Russian River Rose Co. and Alexander Nurseries & Garden Designs, offering a selection of roses ready to take home and plant.
Luther Burbank Art & Garden CenterMay Glitter Goth Club
A two-room night of glitter and goth features a theater set led by synth-forward retro funk duo E-Live and Chelsea Blake. In the glitter room, the music flows from DJ El Moy Nomas to R. Lover, then Gamayabreak and Marty Mar. The goth room moves from Nailbunny to Nokturna to Kimbo Slice, culminating with E-Live & Chelsea Blake. Tacos are available from @tacoselgranmac, and @terralunaproject will have a table set up. Event artwork comes from @nailbunny_arts. Entry is $10, NOTAFLOF.
Arlene Francis Center for Spirit, Art, and PoliticsShakespeare in Music
Shakespeare’s characters and conflicts take center stage in a symphonic program at Weill Hall, Green Music Center. Francesco Lecce-Chong leads music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Incidental Music from Othello, and by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the Hamlet Fantasy Overture and the Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture. Pianist Claire Huangci gives her first Weill Hall performance as soloist in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466. Actor Nicola Vann appears in the program.
Weill Hall, Green Music CenterJunior Toots and the Fiya Squad
Junior Toots and the Fiya Squad present a tribute to Toots and the Maytals, delivering a mix of reggae and up-tempo ska. The son of reggae icon Toots Hibbert, Junior Toots traces his roots to St Mary, Jamaica, and began performing early, joining international tours with his late father, a fixture of global reggae for more than three decades. He continues to build a growing following with electric, high-energy shows, soulful vocals, and socially conscious lyrics that spark enthusiastic crowd reactions. Presale tickets are $30, and admission is $35 at the door.
Elephant in the RoomGood Grief 5K, 5M Santa Rosa
Participants take on a playful navigation challenge through Santa Rosa, visiting sculptures of beloved Peanuts characters along the way. Choose a 5K or 5 mile course and search for as many as 23 statues, moving from checkpoint to checkpoint with a custom map. Teams of one to five answer brief multiple choice questions at each stop to record their visit, then finish with refreshments and time to socialize.
Depot Park, 9 4th St., Santa Rosa, CA 95401Succulent Sale
Browse a pop-up succulent sale hosted by the Sonoma County Master Gardeners, featuring drought-tolerant plants propagated by the team in 4-inch pots and 1-gallon containers. Shoppers can find prices starting at $5, along with a limited selection of ready-made container plantings and handmade potting benches crafted from reclaimed redwood. Payment is cash only, and proceeds benefit the UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County. Questions can be sent to sonomamgsucculents@gmail.com.
Coffee & Cards
Sip coffee, with decaf available, while exploring a friendly series on the many ways to read cards. Each session can stand alone or be enjoyed as part of the full journey, and every participant takes home a deck. Learn traditional cartomancy with an ordinary pack of playing cards, a practice that came about a century and a half before Tarot. Explore its background and meanings, create a study deck, and practice readings in class. Discover hanafuda, the Japanese flower cards linked to the months and blossoms, which rose in popularity after gambling bans on other playing cards. Their fortune-telling style carries a mysterious tone, and if time permits there may be a chance to learn a well-known hanafuda game such as go-stop or Hachi-juu Hana. Get acquainted with Lenormand, a practical and focused system known for clear insights into everyday situations. Learn the history and symbolism, practice 3 and 5 card layouts, work with a 9 card portrait, and get a brief introduction to the Grand Tableau.
Pond Day at Rancho Mark West
Kick off the summer season at Rancho Mark West with a hands-on pond stewardship day. Participants will help prepare the water for camp activities by paddling canoes to remove azolla and other invasive plants, or by raking from the shoreline. Between tasks, there will be opportunities to enjoy food, take a swim, and play water games. Turtle sightings are possible. This family-friendly gathering welcomes participants of all ages.
Santa Rosa, California, USADoggy Dash 2026
The second annual dog friendly dash returns to Spring Lake Regional Park with an outdoor outing for people and pups. Participants can tie their shoes, bring a leash, and enjoy fresh air and time with furry friends. Tickets are available now, with early bird pricing offered for a limited time. Purchases made within the early window include a t-shirt. The day focuses on walking, wagging tails, and celebrating animals.
Spring Lake Regional ParkKids Batizado & Encounter
Capoeira students gather for a kid-focused weekend centered on play, learning, and connection with peers from other schools. Saturday features a full schedule of Capoeira workshops, dance, music, and energetic rodas at the hosting academy. Sunday morning includes a Batizado ceremony, followed by a relaxed family barbecue. Housing options include placements with host families, and on-site camping at the property is available for those who prefer to stay close to the activities.
Movement CultureSanta Rosa Reptile Expo - May 2-3, 2026
Explore an extensive lineup of reptiles, amphibians and other fascinating creatures at the Sonoma County Event Center at the Fairgrounds. Expect to see tarantulas, snakes, chameleons, geckos, monitors, bearded dragons, jumping spiders, tortoises and turtles, along with many others. Whether you care for animals already, collect them or are simply curious about the reptile world, there is plenty to discover. Vendor booths feature bioactive supplies, feeders, plants, tanks and enclosures, cork bark, grapevine, dry goods and a range of care products, with special pricing available only at the expo. Live animal shows include appearances by animals such as a Patagonian cavy mara, a North American opossum and an alligator. A hands-on terrarium workshop is also offered, where guests can watch how a bioactive enclosure is built, or choose to build a terrarium to take home that can suit a new pet. This is a family friendly experience for enthusiasts and newcomers alike in Northern California’s reptile and exotic animal scene. Two day passes and family discount packs are available online.
Sonoma County Fair & Event CenterContainer Gardening Workshop
Explore container gardening in a free workshop designed for people with limited space. Master Gardeners provide the materials and offer guidance as you create your own container garden.
Petaluma Bounty Community FarmCommunity Closet Shop
At the H.I.V.E, attendees can browse and pick out modern business casual clothing and shoes for women and men. A smaller assortment of children's clothing will also be available.
The H.I.V.E.May Fete Parade & Fair
Community groups are invited to take part in the May Fete parade, celebrating everyday heroes who do not wear capes. Participants can march together or design a float that brings the theme to life. Group registration is available for those who wish to be part of the procession.
University Ave to Heritage ParkMothers Day Celebration May 2
A beautiful market in Hopland celebrates Mother’s Day with shopping, lunch, and sweet treats. Explore the hat bar and browse a selection of women’s clothing. The setting is Red Barn Ranch, a wedding and event venue.
Red Barn Ranch EventsSanta Rosa Fire Fighters Bloody Mary Challenge
Back for its second year, this Bloody Mary Challenge benefiting the Santa Rosa Fire Fighters Benevolent Foundation, with Charbay serving as host, brings together 12 teams competing for the Best Bloody Mary title. The gathering features great drinks and food while supporting the cause. Last year’s edition sold out, and tickets are currently on sale.
Burbank GardensBark in the Park
Bark in the Park offers a free, dog-friendly day at the Rohnert Park Community Center with animal demonstrations, vendor booths featuring pet products and services, and plenty of playful activities. Food and drinks will be available for purchase while attendees enjoy pet-themed contests and games. Leashed dogs are welcome. Pre-registration is available for the Doggie Contests to secure a spot, with categories that include Best Trick, Treat Toss, Look-A-Like, and Best Dressed. This event is supported by Animal Shelter League, The Community Voice, Animal Hospital of Cotati and Rohnert Park, K9 Activity Club, Paradise Pet Resort, and VCE Animal Care Center of Sonoma.
Rohnert Park Community CenterSanta Rosa Zine Fest 2026
This outdoor event will feature local zine-makers, artists, and creators. You can expect hands-on crafts, live screen-printing, and zine-making workshops. Artists and creators of all experience levels are invited to celebrate the DIY medium of the zine. Other activities include live screen printing to create t-shirts, posters, and signs of resistance and empowerment, plus workshops where you can learn to create your own zines and decorate tote bags.
Northwest Santa Rosa LibraryOpening Day
Opening day returns to the park with farmers, food, artisans, and live music. The opening day band will be announced.
Walnut ParkFilm Fest Petaluma
Film Fest Petaluma marks its 18th year with a robust short film showcase at the historic Mystic Theatre. Across four curated programs, audiences will see 34 animated and live action shorts spanning six continents, spotlighting Sonoma County filmmakers alongside Oscar nominees and acclaimed festival winners. More than 30 visiting filmmakers from North America and Europe are set to take part in Q&A conversations after the screenings. Each program opens with the Best of Fest selections from the 2025 Sonoma County Student Film Festival. Local highlights include the premiere of Eric Adams' Milagro, as well as the documentaries Ha Ha Ha by Matt Klug and Josh Harding, and Unconditional by Albert Gregory and Danica Simonet. Student work on the slate includes Black Country Music Mavericks by La Reva Myles, The Prey by Alexa Aguila Gutierrez, More Like Me, Less Like You by Elliot Robinson, and Dance With Death by Oziel Calfinkilmer. All-day passes are $50, and tickets for individual programs range from $15 to $18. Programs are recommended for ages 14 and up, with the late show suggested for ages 17 and older.
Mystic TheatreMay 2 - Saturday - 3:30 PM - Sonoma County Fairgrounds 1350 Bennett Valley Rd. Santa Rosa, CA.95404
The circus returns to Sonoma County Fairgrounds for a new engagement. The show opens for its run at this venue, welcoming audiences to experience the excitement of the circus once more.
Sonoma County Event Center at the FairgroundsKids Karaoke After Party! Free!
After the show, the stage opens for a free karaoke party. Choose a stage name, add it to the sign-up, and step up to the mic. With a catalog of more than 58,000 songs covering a century of music across genres, it is simple to find a favorite and sing along.
The California Theatre of Santa RosaScottish Fish
Scottish Fish will be performing.
The Lost Church Santa RosaJoy of Astonishment
Magician and mentalist Robert Goleman headlines a premiere engagement at The California Theatre, inviting audiences to witness feats that challenge what seems possible. Praised by audiences and critics, Goleman presents a live-only experience and has remained off social media for more than a decade, keeping the mystery in the theater. The performance focuses on connection, presence, and surprise, blending suspense and humor with genuine interaction so each moment feels personal. Seating options include Zone A at $35, Zone B at $28, and Zone C at $21, with Zone C not guaranteeing a seat. Tickets at the door are $35 for Zone C only. The venue kitchen offers its new menu through intermission when at least 60 advance tickets have been sold.
California TheatreHealdsburg Jazz Artist Talk Adam Lee-Morgan on Mary Lou Williams
Healdsburg Jazz presents a free community artist talk at the Healdsburg Regional Library with Adam Lee-Morgan focusing on the life and work of pianist Mary Lou Williams. The program follows Williams from her early years in Pittsburgh to Kansas City, where she wrote for and later performed with Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy, and then to New York City, where she mentored rising jazz artists of the 1940s and supported humanitarian efforts for musicians. Lee-Morgan is a Ph.D. candidate in Jazz Studies at the University of Pittsburgh and holds a master’s degree in Music Education from New York University. He serves as band director at Chatham University and teaches wind instruments at the Afro-American Music Institute in Pittsburgh, with prior experience as a high school band director in Los Angeles and New York. As a performer, he leads the Adam Lee-Morgan Jazz Orchestra and Adam’s Aces. He previously founded and led the LA Swing Barons, a Los Angeles big band centered on the Kansas City style, and the Beijing Big Band in China, the first of its kind there since the 1930s. He is also an avid Lindy Hopper who stays engaged with the swing dance community locally, across the country, and abroad. All are welcome.
Healdsburg Regional LibraryBuzzy Martin
Musician, author, and youth advocate Buzzy Martin visits Sonoma Curated Books for a conversation paired with live guitar. He will share real life stories from his work with at-risk youth and highlight how music can make a difference. His book, Don't Shoot! I'm the Guitar Man, published by Penguin, has served as a positive influence in correctional and at-risk institutions. This event is free to attend.
Sonoma Curated BooksFlower Printing Workshop
At h2hotel, this hands-on workshop explores the art of flower printing with guidance from Lisa Rogers, owner of SlowDigz. Over the course of two hours, participants learn to print on silk using dried and pressed dye flowers to create a one-of-a-kind neckerchief or bandana. While each piece steams to set the colors, a selection of wine and light refreshments is served, along with a mini demonstration of Tataki Zome, the technique of hammering fresh botanicals onto fabric. The session also shares insights into fabric preparation, including mordanting and scouring, for anyone interested in going deeper into natural dyeing.
Night of Peace with Sara Hart and Francesca Larosa
An evening of peace unfolds through uplifting songs and heartfelt storytelling led by Sara Hart and Francesca Larosa. The program centers on bringing calm and unity to the community through music and narrative. Admission is $30. Carpooling is available from many parishes. For details, call 707-888-9672.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic ChurchWest Edge Opera - Opera at THE 222 / Healdsburg
Enjoy a special preview from West Edge Opera at THE 222, highlighting a summer festival that draws thousands in the East Bay for three fully staged and orchestrated productions. The festival embraces early repertoire, 20th century gems, and premieres by leading living composers, a blend that has earned both enthusiastic audiences and critical praise. This event features vocalists from the mainstage productions sharing highlights, excerpts, and favorite selections, paired with narration that points out what to listen for in each piece. Program curated by Caroline Altman. Sponsored by Kate and Dennis Abbe. Prices range from $35 to $85.
THE 222Swing Night
Swing Night at Hall of the Above fills the evening with live jazz and social dancing. The award-winning San Francisco trio Le Jazz Hot provides the music, and a swing lesson with Jasmine Worrell, a top Bay Area instructor, is included with admission. After the class, the band keeps the groove going while an open dance floor welcomes everyone. Admission is $25, payable by card or cash at the door, and it includes the lesson. Kids 12 and under get in free. All experience levels are welcome and no partner is required.
Hall of the AboveSunday Night Unleashed Pre-Rift Event #4
OP Comics & Games presents a Riftbound Pre-Rift event celebrating the newest Unleashed set. Entry is $30 and a Riot ID is required. Each participant receives a Pre-Rift Kit that includes a 15-card Mini-Precon featuring a Champion Legend and a Unit Champion, five Spiritforged booster packs, and a Pre-Rift promo card. Participants build decks using only the Mini-Precon and boosters from the kit. After deck construction, the organizer will post round pairings, and each match is played as a best two out of three. Additional information may be shared when available.
Spike Sikes and His Awesome Hotcakes
Spike Sikes and His Awesome Hotcakes deliver a blend of soul, swing, rhythm and blues, jazz, and jump, a classic recipe aimed at feel-good grooves and big smiles. Spike shaped this sound in Texas blues spots and the funky rooms of New Orleans, always refining the ingredients until it felt just right, then linked up with bandmates from Sonoma County’s long-running, eclectic music scene. Listeners often remark that this style is hard to find these days, which may be why crowds have been devouring it, true to the band’s name. Admission is $15 at the door.
Elephant in the RoomSpeed Dating, 40s/50s
A lively speed dating event tailored for singles in their 40s and 50s takes place at the Sheraton Sonoma County - Petaluma, featuring a series of short one-on-one conversations that make it easy to meet new people in an upscale hotel setting. Stylish attire is encouraged, and the experience welcomes those seeking either meaningful connections or new friendships. Tickets are $30 for early birds, $45 in advance, and $55 at the door if space allows. Free parking is available, and attendees are asked to purchase at least one drink to support the host venue. Check-in upon arrival is required to secure a spot.
Sheraton Sonoma CountyMay 3rd Salsa Social at the California Theatre
A winter social at the California Theatre celebrates Salsa, Cumbia, and Bachata. A lesson starts things off, then the floor opens for social dancing. Latin Pulse will deliver special performances. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door.
The CaliforniaSwap Meet Style Community Market
A swap meet style community market at Santa Rosa Montessori School supports a school fundraiser. Participants can rent a plot for $35, sell items, and choose to keep the profits or donate them.
Santa Rosa Montessori SchoolSugarShuttle: Jack London SHP ↔ N Sonoma Mt Regional Park
The SugarShuttle links North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park and Jack London State Historic Park, with pickups about every half hour from the North Sonoma Mountain parking area and from Jack London’s upper or winery lots. Reserve a seat, ride to one end of the route, then hike back to your car, or hike first and catch the shuttle for your return. Many hikers choose to ride before hiking so there is no need to worry about finishing by a certain time. The point-to-point trek spans roughly 9 miles, includes close to 2,000 feet of climbing, and typically takes 4 to 5 hours. Bring at least 64 ounces of water, sun protection, and a snack if you like. Registration is required because each trip carries only six riders, though walk-ons may be accommodated if space opens up. There is no fare for the ride, and a $10 reservation deposit is refunded on site unless you choose to donate it to help keep the service running. Dogs and bicycles are not permitted on the shuttle or on the Jack London trail segment. Parking fees are in effect. This service is operated by Team Sugarloaf and Sonoma Ecology Center in collaboration with Sonoma County Regional Parks.
North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park and Open Space PreserveSelf-Guided Adventure ~ Autoexploración
Presented by LandPaths in partnership with Sonoma County Ag + Open Space, this free, self-guided outing at Rancho Mark West in Santa Rosa offers a relaxed day on forested trails and peaceful spots to picnic along Mark West Creek as it flows toward the Laguna de Santa Rosa. Registration is required to attend, and detailed driving and parking directions are provided after registering. This experience is family friendly.
Rancho Mark West"MESS Festival"
At Giorgi Park, the MESS Festival offers hands-on fun with color and creativity. Tie-dye a 100 percent cotton shirt in your size, and bring a piece of clothing from home if you want to personalize something you already own. Make and take a bag of slime, and enjoy bonus messy crafts, bubbles, music, and more.
Giorgi ParkSanta Rosa Moose Lodge Spring Craft Fair
Discover items from over 25 local vendors. You can find jewelry, yard art, crocheted items, handmade soaps, wooden carvings, table runners, aprons and napkins, mosaics, wildlife photography, greeting cards, denim aprons and handbags, coasters, fused glass artistry, children’s books, cork purses, blankets, pillowcases, skinny drops, painted canvas art, vintage clothing and so much more.
Santa Rosa Moose LodgeBuds & Vases - Beginners Watercolor Workshop
Explore watercolor in a welcoming workshop designed for beginners and anyone curious to try the medium. Learn core skills such as color mixing and brush control, then build on them with techniques like wet-on-wet, glazing, and layering. Follow a clear, step-by-step approach to painting expressive florals while studying light and texture to capture the nuances of nature. The focus is on practice, creativity, and enjoyment. The fee is $50, and all supplies are included.
Full Circle StudioItalian Brunch & Bocce
At Seghesio Family Vineyards, a springtime Italian brunch pairs with bocce in the vineyard’s oak grove. Begin with a pour of Vermentino or a refreshing Seghesio spritz, then settle into a family-style, farm-to-table meal featuring pizzas and salads from Diavola. The food is matched with a selection of Seghesio wines that includes Zinfandel and heritage varieties from Italy. After the meal, pick up helpful bocce pointers from skilled Sonoma players, suited to beginners and experienced rollers alike. Acoustic music performed live rounds out the setting beneath the trees.
Seghesio Family VineyardsThe Birdie Builders Golf Clinic
Designed for ages 8 to 12, this clinic is led by 1st Assistant golf professional Justin Sweet and is priced at $125. Instruction focuses on core skills across the game, including putting with attention to speed control, grip, and stroke, chipping with emphasis on setup, technique, and contact, pitching with work on trajectory and control, and the full swing with focus on grip, stance, posture, and balance. For more information, email jsweet@bennettvalleygolf.com or call 707-528-3673.
Bennett Valley Golf CourseSonoma County 4-H Chicken Que
Now in its 65th year, the Sonoma County 4-H Chicken Que returns to the Sonoma County Fair & Event Center, continuing a long-running tradition. Secure tickets early this year.
Sonoma County Fair & Event CenterMusical Swap Meet - Taylor Trades -Sunday Outdoor Market
Set at the Santa Rosa Veterans Building, this outdoor market captures the spirit of a classic flea market with a musical twist. Alongside browsing, a casual pick-up jam entertains shoppers. The mix can include acoustic instruments, low-end players, brushes and snares, horns, accordion, and poetry, creating an easygoing soundtrack. Consider carpooling.
Santa Rosa Veterans BuildingFuture Fest
This free, community-focused gathering in Petaluma centers on practical climate action. Now in its fifth year, the sustainability expo offers interactive activities and crafting, food trucks, and clear ideas for saving energy, caring for local ecosystems, and making climate-friendly choices at home. A Student Showcase spotlights projects from Petaluma classrooms that address real-world topics such as protecting wildlife and restoring local waterways. The event is open to everyone, with Spanish interpretation available.
Petaluma Community CenterJBH
Catch Juke Box Heroes at Sonoma County Fair Grounds while showing support for 4H.
Sonoma County Fair GroundsCommunity Sewing Class
Following a six-session run led by UnNaked Ape at a previous building that drew a strong turnout, the community sewing classes are continuing at The Arlene Francis Center. These sessions focus on sewing in a community setting.
Sunday Evening Unleashed Pre-Rift Event #3
OP Comics & Games hosts a Riftbound Pre-Rift event celebrating the Unleashed set. Entry is $30 and a Riot ID is required. Each participant receives a Pre-Rift Kit that includes a 15-card Mini-Precon featuring a Champion Legend and a Unit Champion, five Spiritforged Booster Packs, and a Pre-Rift promo card. Players build a deck using the contents of their kit, then compete in rounds paired by the organizer, with each match played as best two out of three games.
Games Day
Petaluma Board Gamers is hosting a relaxed board game day at Goblin Bros in Petaluma, focused on easy-to-learn games that get players to the table quickly. No prior experience is needed, and explanations stay brief so newcomers can jump right in. Multiple tables will be running, with hosts helping seat players so no one is left out. Attendees can play a single game or spend more time at the tables, creating a welcoming, low pressure setting for both first timers and seasoned gamers. The shop offers plenty of space, snacks, and a laid back atmosphere for casual play. Arriving later is fine, and friends are welcome.
Goblin BrosOsborn Preserve PCES meeting
At Fairfield Osborn Preserve, the Pacific Coast Entomological Society hosts a meeting that includes a business session in the Education Center, a poster session highlighting work by students and recent graduates in insect ecology, evolutionary studies, and taxonomy, and guided hikes through habitats such as vernal pools, grasslands, marsh-fed springs, and Copeland Creek. Community members are welcome, with free registration required. This gathering offers a chance to explore Northern California habitats and connect with others interested in entomology.
Fairfield Osborn PreserveMay 3 - Sunday - 3:30 PM - Sonoma County Fairgrounds 1350 Bennett Valley Rd. Santa Rosa, CA.95404
The International Circus under the Big Top is designed for families. Enjoy the circus in an intimate setting. You can see aerial artists swinging, acrobats tumbling, and artists defying gravity.
Sonoma County Event Center at the FairgroundsSunday Evening Comedy - Free!
Enjoy stand-up comedy every Sunday evening. Comedians from all over the Bay Area will perform a free show. There will be wine, beer, and mixed drinks available. Come early for live music and stay for karaoke. There is a two-drink minimum. Tips are encouraged, but never required. This event is for those 21 and over.
Barrel Proof LoungeMagic Mondays
This gathering features casual Magic: The Gathering play with a playful goblin twist. Expect a relaxed atmosphere and friendly games.
Monday Pro Jam
This performance features Tony Lindsay, the longtime lead vocalist with Santana for 25 years. During that period he earned 11 Grammy Awards, toured the world multiple times, and appeared on seven of the band’s albums. Since departing in 2015 he has built a thriving solo career, with his fifth release, Something Beautiful, placing four songs in the top ten of the Internet Broadcasters’ Alliance’s Indie Soul Chart. Music critic Broderich Hampton has praised his sound as feel good and meaningful, with grooves made for dancing. Tickets are $17 in advance and $20 at the door, with a $15 price for members. Food will not be served.
Santa Rosa ,ca 95401Atlético Santa Rosa Academy Tryouts 2026
Atlético Santa Rosa is holding open academy tryouts for boys and girls at Elsie Allen High School. This is an opportunity for aspiring academy players to train, compete, and be evaluated in a structured, competitive setting. A registration page is available to select the right program, review age group dates, and complete registration.
Elsie Allen High SchoolLavender Labyrinth Sound Bath Experience
Settle into the heart of the lavender labyrinth at Bees N Blooms for a restorative sound bath as the day winds down. The scent of the fields blends with immersive tones that feel like a massage for the whole body, inviting deep calm and expanded awareness. The session features eight gongs along with crystal singing bowls, handpan, monochord, chimes, ocean drum, native drum, angelic vocals, and more, guiding a thoughtful inner journey. Arrive with enough time to park, walk to the labyrinth, and get comfortable on the grass. Bring what you need to stay cozy, such as a yoga mat or camping pad, a blanket or sleeping bag, a pillow, an eye mask, and a water bottle. Dressing for cool conditions is recommended. Lavender eye masks are available for purchase for $25 at the Bees N Blooms Farm Stand. Gates close before the session begins, and exploring the labyrinth or visiting the farm stand beforehand is welcome. If rain or unhealthy air quality occurs, the gathering may be postponed to Wednesday of the same week and tickets will transfer to that date. In these situations, tickets are not refundable but may be transferred to someone else. Please monitor your email, including junk or spam folders, for updates. Bees live on the property and may be present on the plants. Those with sting allergies should bring an EpiPen. As the season progresses, some lavender will be harvested, so later visits may feature fewer blooms, though the walk from parking passes rows of flowers in bloom. Only disability-trained service dogs are permitted due to the farm animals and the nature of the experience. Children under 10 are not permitted. Walking a labyrinth offers a time-honored way to reflect. Following the path can support relaxation, meditation, problem solving, intuitive insight, and a sense of balance, helping participants let go of stress and reconnect with themselves.
Bees N BloomsCumbia Mondays
Explore the foundations of Cumbia in a four week introductory series. Classes cover timing and rhythm, fundamental steps, partner work, and practice combinations. Pre-registration is encouraged because space is limited to 26 participants and may fill quickly. Sessions take place on Mondays at Studio Move.
Studio Move, 1808B Empire Industrial CT, Santa Rosa, CA, United States, California 95403Shakespeare in Music
Shakespeare's characters and conflicts come to life in a concert at Weill Hall, Green Music Center. Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong leads Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's Incidental Music from Othello alongside Tchaikovsky's Hamlet, Fantasy Overture in F minor, Op. 67, and Romeo and Juliet, Fantasy Overture in B minor. Pianist Claire Huangci makes her first appearance at Weill Hall in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466. Actor Nicola Vann is also featured.
Weill Hall, Green Music CenterDJ Trivia at Mary's Pizza Shack (RP)
At Mary’s Pizza Shack in Rohnert Park, DJ Trivia presents a live, interactive on-screen game hosted by a DJ, with teams competing against other onsite teams. The atmosphere is family friendly, and prizes may be available. Participants can arrive with a group to form a team or come solo and connect with others. Seating can be reserved by phone. Businesses interested in promotion can inquire about advertising during the live games.
Mary's Pizza Shack, Rohnert ParkCo-Work Cafe
Make progress during drop-in co-working hours designed for a productivity boost. Whether focusing on a job search, journaling, or homework, this setting provides space to work alongside others. Snacks are available while you work, and there is also a chance to check out the H.I.V. Amenities include an air conditioned room, a quiet room, a printer, a bathroom, individual workstations, and a computer lab.
May 4 - Monday - 7:00 PM
The American Crown Circus & Circo Osorio invites you to witness the International Circus under the Big Top. This unique circus was designed with a family audience in mind. The intimate setting provides spectators up-close and personal exposure. Children and adults will be mesmerized as aerial artists swing, acrobats tumble, and artists defy the laws of gravity just inches from their seat.
Sonoma County Event Center at the FairgroundsRoseland Cinco de Mayo Festival 2026
At Roseland Village Shopping Center, this one day Cinco de Mayo celebration features local entertainment, kid friendly activities, informational booths, and a variety of food choices. The lineup includes Banda La Congora, Mariachi Lobos de Elsie Allen, Ballet Folklorico Paquiyoyotzin, The Klick Dance, and Play Marimba Bellevue, with additional performers to be announced.
Roseland Village Shopping CenterSchool Year Wellness Workshops 3rd-8th Grades
This 15-week series at McKinley School in Petaluma is designed for girls in grades 3 through 8 who want to make friends and build practical skills for living well. Participants dive into activities and art projects while learning social, emotional, and physical tools they can use throughout their lives. Separate groups are offered by grade level, and girls attend from a variety of schools and towns, creating many opportunities to connect. The program is led by a team of three facilitators.
McKinley School in PetalumaLag Baomer Celebration
This Lag Baomer celebration features an all-ages barbecue, activities for children, music, and s'mores. Admission is free, and optional sponsorships are available at $54, $100, or $180.
Chabad Jewish Center of PetalumaSalsa on 2 in Santa Rosa
North Bay SBK presents a New York style Salsa On2 class in Santa Rosa, created for dancers who are already comfortable with On1 and want to add Mambo to their repertoire. Build confidence breaking on two while refining musicality, practice modern shines and footwork, and develop turn patterns with partner work. Instruction draws on techniques used at socials, congresses, and competitions across the globe. The focus is on smoother partnering, expressive timing, and connecting with the worldwide Mambo community, whether traveling to festivals or elevating local social dancing. Monthly members may apply their membership to this class. Drop-ins are welcome, with single-class entry at $25 and a four-class credit option for $80. The class is held at Studio Move in Santa Rosa.
Studio Move, 1808B Empire Industrial CT, Santa Rosa, CA, United States, California 95403Bachata Tuesdays in Petaluma
Designed for newcomers, this four-week rotating series builds dance fundamentals from the ground up. Expect plenty of guided repetition of core steps, partner-connection concepts, and simple patterns to help everything click. The class welcomes drop-ins, no partner is required, and the focus stays on enjoying the experience. Sessions take place at Hermann Sons Hall.
Hermann Sons HallDJ Trivia at Mary's Pizza Shack SR (Marlow Rd)
A live DJ leads a high-energy trivia game with questions presented on screen. Teams match wits against other groups, and participants can bring friends to form a team or connect with new teammates. Prizes may be available for top performers. The experience is family friendly. Businesses seeking visibility can inquire about sponsorship opportunities.
Mary's Pizza Shack (Santa Rosa West)Kameron Marlowe
Kameron Marlowe brings a rugged twist to modern country at Mystic Theatre. Expect catchy, sing-along hooks, sincere storytelling, and an energetic performance that delivers a dynamic live country show.
Mystic TheatreFigure Drawing Group - Meets Tuesdays
Draw from live models with a mix of quick and longer poses lasting from five to twenty minutes. Artists at any stage are welcome, and participants should bring their own drawing or watercolor supplies. This is an open studio session rather than an instructional class. Started more than three decades ago by Bill Wheeler, the group continues in his honor and is organized by local artists led by John James. The cost is $20 for OCA members and $25 for nonmembers, payable at the door by cash or check. There is no minimum commitment to attend. Please contact the coordinator ahead of time to confirm that space is available.
The Hutchinsons
Enjoy golden hour in downtown Santa Rosa with a happy hour set from The Hutchinsons. Live music pairs with drink specials, including $6 beers and $2 off wine. It suits anyone who wants a lively outing while still heading home at a sensible time.
Barrel Proof LoungeWednesday Night Out 2026
Unwind midweek with a relaxed nine hole golf night that features a shotgun start, friendly competition, and a social finish. Entry includes greens and cart, chances to win prizes, a barbecue dinner at Iron & Vine, and a drink ticket. There is no long term commitment and no team is required, as solo golfers are paired with others. The cost is $65 per player or $45 for annual members, with a discount when purchasing four or more sessions that reduces the per round rate to $59 and $39. A simple way to enjoy golf, good food, and new connections in the middle of the week.
Trivia Night
A café hosts a trivia night led by Linus, the resident quiz master, featuring brain teasers, laughs, and friendly competition. Participants can test their knowledge for prizes and bragging rights, with a focus on community. Attendees are encouraged to bring friends, sharp minds, and a sense of humor.
Self Defense Class
Build practical personal safety skills in a free, one hour introductory self defense class held at Petaluma Regional Library. Grounded in IMPACT Bay Area’s approach, the training treats self defense as a continuum that begins with early gut instincts about safety, includes simple physical responses when needed, and continues with ways to care for yourself afterward. Participants practice tuning into intuition, assessing situations, and using confident body language alongside a strong, clear voice. The session covers setting and holding boundaries through internal awareness, posture, and words, and teaches two straightforward strikes aimed at the face and the groin. Guidance on managing adrenaline and establishing boundaries early is included for interactions with both people you know and strangers. Open to all genders ages 16 and up. Free pre-registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.
Petaluma Regional LibrarySalsa Wednesdays in Petaluma
Build your salsa foundation in a four-week series at Hermann Sons Hall in Petaluma. New dancers and those with up to a couple of years of experience will develop essential footwork, partner connection, timing, and related skills in a progressive format. Drop-in participation is available for the first two sessions, though purchasing the full series is encouraged to follow the progression. No partner or prior experience is required. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in or $80 for a four-class credit bundle. A Level 2 option is available for students who have completed Level 1.
Hermann Sons HallPatchwork & Peanuts
In Santa Rosa, California, this three day quilting experience brings together creative time and local exploration. Work on two quilt projects with all fabric and supplies provided. The schedule also includes two private tours, one at Canine Companions and another at Snoopy's Home Ice Arena and Gallery, along with additional activities.
Santa Rosa, CaliforniaNoon Times Luncheon - Sponsored by Sutter Health
A Noon Times networking luncheon at Sally Tomatoes features a catered buffet and an engaging speaker program. Sponsored by Sutter Health, the program is hosted by Cathy Slack, CEO of the RP Chamber, with centerpieces provided by SoCo In Bloom. Featured speaker Susan Farren, a retired paramedic and the founder and executive director of First Responders Resiliency, Inc., presents “Putting PTSD out of Business for ALL!” Pricing is 35 dollars for members and first-time guests, and 45 dollars for future members. The buffet includes tortilla chips with guacamole and pico de gallo, a tortilla salad with chipotle ranch, Spanish rice, refried beans, Mexican street corn with cotija cheese, butter, chili powder, lime juice and mayo, chicken enchilada casserole, and Tres Leche Cake.
Sally TomatoesThe Ukulele Ramblers
Enjoy live music and ukulele jamming. The Ukulele Ramblers will perform a variety of tunes. All music lovers are welcome, whether experienced or beginners. Bring your ukulele and singing voice to join the open Uke jam. There will be happy hour pricing available, plus a two-drink minimum.
Barrel Proof LoungeWednesday Night Comedy Open Mic
In downtown Santa Rosa, a Wednesday night comedy open mic brings Bay Area comedians together with a lively crowd. There is no cover and popcorn is free, and the event welcomes anyone who wants to take the stage as well as those who prefer to just watch. The focus is on working things out and trying something new.
Barrel Proof LoungeDan Durkin "VIbes & Vino" @ Pezzi King/ Soda Rock Vineyard
Vino & Vibes comes to Healdsburg with Dan Durkin at Pezzi King/Soda Rock Vineyard. This laid-back gathering centers on vino and an easygoing atmosphere, offering a relaxed way to enjoy the vibes in a vineyard setting.
Pezzi King Tasting RoomRRFF Thursday Evening Fly Casting Clinics
A free, public fly casting clinic at Galvin Community Park offers hands-on instruction and practice for all experience levels. RRFF volunteer instructors introduce the fundamentals of casting and field questions about tackle and gear, knot tying, fly selection and tying, and methods suited to both freshwater and saltwater species. Those with prior experience can fine-tune skills and explore advanced techniques such as the double haul, shooting heads, quick casting for saltwater targets, and spey casting. Instruction follows approaches from Fly Fishers International and the Golden Gate Angling and Casting Club, incorporating the FFI Fly Casting Skills Development program alongside GGACC’s progression from beginning through advanced levels. Emphasis is placed on regular practice to build feel, timing, and control of the line and rod for a wide range of fishing situations. Activities are weather dependent, and casting does not take place in the rain. The RRFF casting pond provides a dedicated space to continue practicing and developing skills.
Galvin Community ParkYPN BASH at Berghof Realty
At Berghof Realty, the YPN BASH invites attendees to connect, unwind, and make new friends in a fun setting. Explore professional and personal opportunities through conversation and networking. Admission is free for YPN members and $20 for non-members.
Berghof RealtyOmar Velasco
Los Angeles singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Omar Velasco shares music shaped by his Jewish American and Mexican roots, drawing on folk and soul traditions. He has performed on the road with Father John Misty and Jim James, and his songwriting connects eras and cultures with ease. After a challenging period that brought deep personal loss, the arrival of a child, and the end of his band Amo Amo, he found clarity while working for a fruit tree care company. That renewed relationship with nature informed his second album, Like the Fruit Falls from the Tree, produced by Jonathan Wilson, a reflective collection centered on connection and the restorative power of art.
Little SaintThe Joyful Frequency Song Circle
A welcoming song circle invites participants to share simple, uplifting music that reinforces empowering truths and nurtures a sense of connection. Singing together encourages a positive shift in thinking through affirming lyrics and shared intention. The experience is family friendly and open to all skill levels, and no musical background is required. It takes place at Center for Spiritual Living Santa Rosa. Participation is supported by donations, with a suggested contribution of 10 to 20 dollars. No registration is required.
Center for Spiritual Living Santa RosaTrivia Night at Victory House
Victory House hosts a trivia night led by Kris the Trivia Guy, featuring lighthearted entertainment and brain-teasing questions that challenge trivia fans.
Into the Woods, Jr.
Presented by the Young Actors Studio, Into the Woods JR. is a lively youth production that reimagines the Tony Award winning musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Beloved tales intertwine as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and his beanstalk, and a determined Baker and his wife confront a Witch’s curse and head into the woods to change their fate. What begins as a playful mashup of familiar stories grows into a heartfelt journey that considers consequences, bravery, and growing up. Backed by Sondheim’s memorable score and performed by a talented young cast, this lyrically rich show offers a thoughtful reminder to be careful what you wish for. Advance purchase offers savings, with Zones A and B guaranteeing a seat. Zone C offers limited seating plus standing room. Prices are Zone A $30, Zone B $25, and Zone C $20, which does not guarantee seating. Tickets at the door are $30 for Zone C only. The kitchen serves an all new menu from opening through intermission, available only when at least 60 advance tickets are sold.
The CaliforniaThe Trojan Women
Written by Euripides more than two millennia ago, this tragedy remains strikingly relevant as wars persist today. Set in the wake of Troy’s downfall, it turns away from battlefield heroics to examine what is left when the fighting ends. The story centers on the women who survive, mourning their losses, uprooted from home, and facing a future they cannot predict. Often cited as a foundational work of anti-war theater, it urges reflection on how conflict leaves deep marks not only on soldiers but also on those who must live with its consequences.
Figure Drawing Group - Meets Thursdays
Practice figure drawing with live models in a relaxed, self-directed setting. Poses run from 5 to 20 minutes. Artists of all experience and skill levels are welcome. Please bring your own drawing or watercolor materials, as this is not an instructional class. Founded more than thirty years ago by Bill Wheeler, the group continues in his honor and is coordinated by a dedicated team of local artists led by John James. The fee is $20 for OCA members and $25 for non-members, payable at the door by cash or check. There is no minimum participation requirement. Attendees are asked to contact the coordinator beforehand to confirm space.
DJ Trivia at Galvan's Eatery
DJ Trivia brings a live, on-screen game to Galvan's Eatery, led by a DJ who keeps the action moving. Teams compete in friendly head to head matchups as questions appear on the screen, creating an upbeat, interactive experience. Participants can team up with friends or join solo and meet new teammates. The event welcomes families and blends classic pub trivia with a lively music backdrop. Prizes may be part of the fun, and businesses can place advertisements during the live games.
2026 North Bay Zero Waste Symposium
The 2026 North Bay Zero Waste Symposium at SOMO Village brings together sustainability leaders, policymakers, businesses, educators, students, and community members to share practical strategies for a future with zero waste. Attendees can look forward to keynote presentations from experienced voices in the field, engaging panel conversations on reducing waste, and hands on workshops and demonstrations that turn ideas into action. There is time set aside for networking so participants can connect with others working toward similar goals. The program welcomes sustainability professionals, government decision makers, entrepreneurs and business teams, teachers and learners, and anyone motivated to cut waste in their community. Organizations that want to support this mission can explore sponsorship opportunities.
SOMO VillageSpring Garden Tours
Take a guided walk through the Osmosis Landscape and Meditation Garden with expert in aesthetic pruning Michael Alliger and Osmosis founder Michael Stusser. Gain an up close look at the plant choices and pruning techniques used to cultivate Japanese style gardens across four decades, highlighting deer proof and drought resistant selections tailored to California conditions. The tour also delves into the meaning behind the rock arrangements, describing how their placement reflects the ancient Zen story of the Ox Herder.
Osmosis Day Spa SanctuaryHealdsburg Extension Project Groundbreaking Ceremony
A groundbreaking ceremony at the Foley Family Community Pavilion in Healdsburg marks a key milestone for SMART’s Healdsburg Extension Project. This initiative advances sustainable transportation with a new train station and the SMART Pathway and Great Redwood Trail, strengthening connections across Sonoma and Marin counties. When complete, riders will be able to travel from Healdsburg to Larkspur, with transfers to San Francisco and other destinations. The project aims to boost local economic activity by improving access to businesses and attractions, expand mobility options for residents and visitors, foster stronger community ties, open more routes to outdoor recreation, and support a cleaner North Bay. Design work and early construction are already underway, and passenger service is planned to begin in late 2028. The finished project will feature a new station and a continuous walking and biking link between Healdsburg and Windsor that integrates the SMART Pathway and Great Redwood Trail with the City of Healdsburg’s Foss Creek Trail.
Foley Family Community PavilionJunk in the Trunk Band
Junk in the Trunk Band brings live music to Longboard Cellars in Healdsburg. Look forward to a fun, dance-friendly atmosphere and the chance to enjoy wine while the band performs.
Longboard VineyardsLos MadHouse
Los MadHouse brings a lively set to River Front Cafe in Petaluma. The lineup includes Craig Caffall on guitar and vocals, Tom Miller on bass and vocals, Bob McBain on keys, and Michael Israel on drums. Guests can enjoy food, a casual setting, and live music from the band.
River Front CafeHair & Scalp Wellness
An intimate wellness gathering hosted by The Showroom by G features Dolce Vita Salon as a featured expert. The focus is on hair restoration, scalp health, and overall well-being, with the Dolce Vita team leading a conversation about the real causes of hair loss and practical ways to approach them with confidence. The program includes an expert-led talk, science-based insights into factors such as hormones and stress, mindful wellness practices, and a live Q&A. Guests can enjoy beverages and charcuterie, access exclusive offers available only at the event, and receive personalized recommendations. Capacity is limited, so early reservations are encouraged.
The Showroom by GFriday Game Nights at Round Table
Game night at Round Table Pizza brings people together to play a variety of games. The first 15 minutes are reserved for quick rounds, then the group transitions to longer sessions. Attendees are asked to RSVP if they plan to attend and to update their RSVP if plans change.
Round Table Pizza (227 S McDowell Blvd, Petaluma, CA)Shrek JR - The Musical
A Theater For Children brings Shrek JR to the Kid Street Charter School Theater in Santa Rosa, offering a family musical filled with humor, heart, and spirited songs. The story follows the lovable green ogre on a journey with a cast of fairy tale outsiders, highlighting unexpected friendships and the belief that true beauty comes from within. With lively music, playful comedy, and themes of acceptance and belonging, it is designed to entertain all ages, especially young children and their families. Directed by Charlie Bird, the production showcases the enthusiasm and talent of young actors for an uplifting theater experience. Admission is $7 per person. A Theater For Children fosters imagination, confidence, and teamwork by giving kids hands-on opportunities to bring stories to life and create lasting memories.
Kid Street Charter SchoolDeath Medicine presented by the Luminous Threshold Collective
An open mic gathering centered on death, dying, grief, and loss, presented by the Luminous Threshold Collective. Participants may share songs, poetry, stories, dance, or speak from the heart about personal experiences, with each contribution limited to five minutes. Attending simply to listen is welcome, and the focus is on attentive witnessing in a caring space. The program includes one intermission. The collective identifies as end of life doulas, death midwives, deathcare workers, deathwalkers, and deathtenders. They work alongside people nearing death and those close to them, supporting every facet of the passage between this life and what follows. Their intention is to strengthen community connection around these subjects and to deepen awareness of the beauty and preciousness of life. Envisioned as a community grief ritual, this event emphasizes cathartic release, gentle listening, and collective holding. It offers a place to slow down and come together around a universal fear, taboo, and teacher... death. General admission is $15.
Seussical
Enter the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss as the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and other cherished characters leap from page to stage in a vibrant musical full of lively songs and imaginative storytelling. Suitable for all ages, this production highlights themes of friendship, courage, and believing in what seems impossible, brought to life with colorful design and energetic choreography. The score is by Stephen Flaherty with lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, and the show is inspired by the works of Theodor Geisel. It is directed by Kim Bromley, with music direction by Lucas Sherman and choreography by Karen Miles. The cast includes Nelson Brown, Monica Burrowes, AJ Correia, Sara Curtis, Alex Delzell, Katie Foster, Mallory Gold, Riz Gross, Michael Hunter, Ron Lam, Molly Larsen-Shine, Addie Lowe, Olivia Manz, Michelle Pagano, Orion Pudhoff, Peter Rogers, Ted Smith, Nicole Stanley, Tina Traboulsi, Malik Charles D. Wade I, and Aliya Webb.
Spreckels Performing Arts CenterKehlani
This event features Kehlani at Graton Resort & Casino. Tickets include a general sale for the public along with presale opportunities through Graton Rewards and Graton Social.
Graton Resort & CasinoCartilage and more
A powerhouse bill unites Cartilage, Laceration, Burning Palace, and Cultural Warfare for a high-intensity night at the California Theatre in Santa Rosa. Expect a relentless blend of metal and punk, delivered with raw energy for fans who prefer it loud and uncompromising. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Limited tickets remain, with additional availability through Eventbrite. Early arrival is recommended to secure a good spot.
The California Theatre of Santa Rosa1 Umbrella
Bay Area supergroup 1 Umbrella performs live at The Phoenix Theater in Petaluma.
The Phoenix TheaterHelp Out with Road Maintenance at Bohemia Ecological Preserve
Help care for the roads at Bohemia Ecological Preserve by trimming back brush that is limiting vehicle access. Volunteers will cut encroaching bushes using loppers and hand saws. The day includes a morning of vegetation removal, a lunch break, and more work in the afternoon, followed by an optional hike around the property with Facilities Manager Michael Swallow. The preserve is not typically open to the public, so this effort includes a special chance to explore the area on that hike. Please register in advance. The exact meeting location will be shared after signup and is approximately 15 minutes west of Occidental.
Occidental, CA18 & Networking Golf Tournament & After Golf Dinner at Foxtail Golf Club
An 18 hole networking golf tournament at Foxtail Golf Club raises funds for the Rohnert Park Chamber of Commerce and The LIME Foundation. Players take on 18 holes with carts on the North Course, with registration and lunch before a shotgun start. Along the course, there are games and entry in skills contests such as hole in one, chipping, putting, longest drive and closest to the pin. Golfers can choose from two pricing options. The VIP package is $175 and includes a drink ticket, a sleeve of balls or a golf towel, and a fantasy scratcher card. The Inflation Buster option is $140. Every participant receives a goodie bag, and prizes are awarded to the top men's, women's and mixed teams. After the round, the event features a tri tip buffet dinner and a raffle. Those not golfing can attend the post tournament dinner and raffle for $40.
Foxtail Golf ClubEric 'T-Bone' Titus
Every Friday, unwind at the Barrel Proof Lounge with the sounds of Eric “T-Bone” Titus. This Santa Rosa singer-guitarist plays soulful Americana, folk-rock, and classic tunes. Enjoy discounted beers, wine, and soju cocktails. A stand-up comedy show follows at 8pm.
Barrel Proof LoungeEliud Conde
Enjoy Latin music during happy hour with Eliud Conde. There will be drink specials, food, and free popcorn. There is no cover charge. Stick around for a comedy show afterward.
Barrel Proof LoungePaint Nite Brand Creative Events
Join Alice Cassel for an evening of painting "Monets Blue Water Lilies" at a local pizza establishment. This is designed to be a relaxed and enjoyable experience, not a formal art class. All skill levels are welcome, and all necessary supplies will be provided. Youll be creating a vibrant 16" x 20" canvas with blue and green colors, guided by Alice Cassel. The event is 120 minutes long and for those of legal drinking age. Private events are available for groups of 10 or more, and groups of 3 or more can save 15% on tickets. There is a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the event.
Mountain Mike's PizzaThe 85's
The 85s light up Vintage Space with a dance-ready celebration of the 80s, featuring hits by Madonna, Prince, Billy Idol, DEVO, Men At Work, and more. Expect an upbeat soundtrack that brings the decade’s vibe to life from start to finish. The venue is Flamingo Resort and Spa Santa Rosa Sonoma, Tapestry by Hilton.
Flamingo Resort and Spa Santa Rosa Sonoma, Tapestry by HiltonFriday Night Comedy
Enjoy a Friday night of stand-up comedy in Downtown Santa Rosa. Hilarious comedians from The Bay Area and beyond will perform. You can stick around after the show for late-night karaoke. The lineup includes Jon Lehre, Bethany Regan, Paulie Escobedo, Mean Dave, and Tammy Tea Love. VIP tables are available, which include preferred seating, a private call button, and your first round of drinks or a bottle of wine. Doors open at 7 PM, and the show starts at 8 PM.
Barrel Proof Lounge12th Anniversary Party!
Celebrate 12 years with a community party that also kicks off the Salute to American Graffiti at Accu-Line Brake and Wheel. This free event features live music, complimentary refreshments, and a barbecue. A raffle will raise funds for the Petaluma High School Auto Shop program, and businesses that donate prizes will be recognized for their support. A classic car show will highlight pre-1975 cars and trucks with no entry fee for vehicles. Space is limited. Guests who are not displaying a vehicle are asked to use the Park & Ride one block east on Lakeville.
Accu-Line Brake and WheelSecond Saturday Cartoonist: Jesse Ledina
The event features cartoonist Jesse Ledina, also known as AndrogynArt, with opportunities to see the artist at work and have a conversation. Ledina creates traditional and digital pieces influenced by pop culture and aims to spark a sense of nostalgia. Their body of work includes self-directed commissions, collaborations with Prism Comics and numerous Los Angeles businesses, and the illustration for the 2025 "Weird Al" Yankovic tour poster, among other projects.
Charles M. Schulz MuseumSalsa Saturdays in Santa Rosa
Experienced salsa instructor Tyler Crandall leads a beginner-friendly class welcoming absolute newcomers as well as dancers who want to reinforce their basics. The session focuses on clear instruction of essential steps, classic patterns, and foundational technique while building confidence and connection through partner work in a supportive, low-pressure setting. Everyone is encouraged to learn at a comfortable pace. No experience or partner is required, and comfortable shoes are recommended. This is a drop-in class. A Level 2 session follows for those who have completed Level 1, and it takes place at Studio Move.
Studio Move, 1808B Empire Industrial CT, Santa Rosa, CA, United States, California 95403Inclusion Fest Forward: Volunteer Appreciation & Recruitment Event
Organized by Inclusive Compass at the Petaluma Community Center, this free community gathering recognizes the dedication of current volunteers while welcoming new supporters to help shape the Inclusion Festival set to return in 2027. Guests can learn what is on the horizon, connect with others who care about accessibility and inclusion, and discover a range of ways to contribute. Activities include picking up any Spring Into Auction items, enjoying refreshments and conversation, and attending a short overview of how to get involved in festival planning and Inclusive Compass efforts such as Sensory Regulation Stations. The event also features a performance by the Alchemia Dancers and a complimentary prize drawing for everyone in attendance. There are options for every level of availability, from brief volunteer tasks to deeper planning roles, all in support of inclusive community events in Sonoma County. Registration on Eventbrite is requested to help organizers plan.
Petaluma Community CenterSRS Youth Orchestra Concerto Concert
The Santa Rosa Symphony Youth Orchestra brings its Concerto Concert to Weill Hall at the Green Music Center, featuring guest soloist James Button, Associate Principal Oboe with the SF Symphony, alongside SRSYO Concerto Competition winner Yihe Wang. Advance tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for youth, and at-the-door prices are $20 for adults and $10 for youth. Group tickets for parties of 10 or more must be secured in advance through the Santa Rosa Symphony Patron Services Office at 707-546-8742 and are not available at the door. Ticket fees apply to online and phone purchases. All tickets are non-refundable and subject to availability, and programs, artists, and prices may change without notice. The Santa Rosa Symphony Youth Orchestra is sponsored by Nancy Doyle, MD in memory of her father Edward S. Doyle.
Weill Hall, Green Music CenterNative Trees and Large Shrubs for the Home Garden
Thoughtful landscape choices can create a healthy, efficient home ecosystem that looks beautiful too. This library talk highlights how larger shrubs and small trees can provide shade in limited garden spaces, help moderate heat, and offer food for small creatures. The focus is on plants native to Sonoma County and practical ways to fit them into your garden. Presented by Sonoma County Master Gardener Bill Klausing at the Central Santa Rosa Regional Library. Registration is encouraged, and after registering you will receive a confirmation email with information about attending the talk.
Central Santa Rosa Regional Library, 211 E Street, Santa RosaBayou Moon
Tickets are available now for this all-ages event. Everyone is welcome.
The Bird RestaurantCommunity Night
Community Night at Alicia Park offers an evening of play, food, and connection. Families can take part in complimentary lawn games and pick up treats from Kona Ice and HopMonk. City leaders will be available to discuss the planned $1.3 million playground replacement slated for 2026. As daylight fades, attendees can spread out blankets or settle into lawn chairs for a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2.
Alicia ParkCLEE Fest Fundraiser
The Phoenix Theater hosts a fundraiser featuring Hellbender, From Hell, Unprovoked, and Right to Remain. All four acts share the bill in support of the fundraiser.
The Phoenix TheaterThe Heard Eye Returns
The Heard Eye brings a high-energy mix of funk and rock back to The Arlene Francis Center, with Malone Crew kicking off the night. Admission is $15 at the door, and no one will be turned away.
The Arlene Francis Center for Spirit, Art and PoliticsOk Good Comedy Showcase
Ok Good Comedy Productions presents a stand up showcase at The Lost Church in Santa Rosa, highlighting local performers that include seasoned acts and emerging voices. The lineup features Jason Cole (@jcolecomedian), Iris Benson (@iabenson), Jake Sullivan (@jakescomedy), Abe Rabinowitz (@abewitz), Camille Cauthen (@hvppymille_), and Chantavy Tornado (@tavytornadofunnies), with hosting by Brett William Silveri (@bws_comedy). General admission is $25. Save $3 per ticket with the code earlybird15 at checkout. Promo codes are not accepted at the door, and codes are not case sensitive and must be entered as one word. Produced by @tavytornadofunnies and @okgoodcomedy. Arriving early makes it easier to find a seat.
The Lost ChurchCommunity Nights at Spellcraft Curator
Community Nights at Spellcraft Curator offer an easy way to dive into spellcraft with new faces. Reserve a spot just for yourself, connect with others as you create, and benefit from a reduced entry fee by sharing the experience. Themes rotate, with evenings focused on Single Millennials, Pride Night, Women Entrepreneurs, Gen Xers - Still Feral!, and ASL Night.
Sonoma Wine Country / San Fran w BSC May 9-16, 2026
Explore Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley with an itinerary that also includes a two day stay in San Francisco. Registration is open and capacity is limited to 22 participants because of group tasting limits. A $500 deposit is required at registration to confirm a spot. Trip pricing includes all planned activities except three optional wine tastings. Biking is available as an optional activity. Questions can be directed to Cindy Taylor.
Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma, CaliforniaPetty Theft: Celebrates Tom Petty at Mystic Theatre 🎸❤️
California’s Petty Theft returns to Mystic Theatre with a high-energy tribute to Tom Petty’s music, covering beloved hits and deep tracks alike. Sing along to favorites such as Free Fallin’, American Girl, and I Won’t Back Down, with plenty more from across the catalog. Since 2003, this San Francisco based band has toured the United States performing Tom Petty’s songs true to the originals and in the spirit of the Heartbreakers’ live shows. Recognition includes Best Tribute Band in Marin for 2024 and 2023 from Pacific Sun, Best Tribute Band in Sonoma and Napa for 2024 from The Bohemian, Best Tribute Band for 2023 from The Bohemian, Best Cover Band for 2022 and 2021 from The Bohemian, Best Cover Band for 2022, 2020, 2019, and 2018 from Pacific Sun, Best Local Band for 2015 from Pacific Sun, and Best Band San Francisco North Bay for 2011, 2012, and 2013 from The Bohemian.
Mystic TheatreFeeling Groovy
Settle in at The Big Easy for a performance featuring music by Simon and Garfunkel.
The Big EasyJunior Golf Clinic Ages 7-13
Kids ages 7 to 13 can discover golf at Foxtail Golf Club through a beginner clinic built around the Pathway Program from the US Kids Coaches Institute. The step by step approach keeps learning clear and engaging while helping young players build confidence. Lessons are led by US Kids Golf Certified Coaches to ensure quality instruction. An additional processing fee of up to 5 percent may be added.
Foxtail Golf ClubGarden Day - Día en la huerta
LandPaths hosts a community-focused day at the Jeff Bodwin Community Garden in Andy’s Unity Park in southwest Santa Rosa. This half-acre teaching garden is a neighborhood hub where people grow food, care for the land using organic practices, build connections with nature, and come together for shared purpose and belonging. Activities are planned for a variety of abilities, with options like moving compost, pulling weeds, and general clean up to keep the space thriving. Every contribution supports this community farm and gathering place.
Andy’s Unity ParkArundo Donax removal
An on-the-ground project will remove invasive Arundo donax along the Russian River, a plant that burns intensely, can cast embers during wind events, consumes large amounts of water, and displaces native vegetation that supports fish and wildlife. The effort is hosted by Rotarians from the Healdsburg noon club and the Windsor club in collaboration with Russian Riverkeeper. The goal is to reduce wildfire risk, conserve water, and support native habitats by clearing this aggressive species. Liability forms must be signed in advance.
Badger ParkVolunteer to Support Council on Aging
Generations in Motion is a welcoming, all-ages day centered on connection, movement, and community spirit that benefits Council on Aging and supports Sonoma County’s seniors. Volunteers will assist at stations in the family friendly activity zone and can indicate which stations they prefer to support. The activities take place outdoors and offer a hands-on way to uplift older adults in the community.
Spring Lake Regional Park2nd Annual Generations in Motion Walk and Picnic
This second annual walk and picnic at Spring Lake Regional Park focuses on the belief that staying active supports well being, with scenic routes suitable for every fitness level and ability. Families can browse a community resource fair and enjoy kid friendly activities like games and bubbles. Leashed pets are welcome. A picnic lunch from Drip Sandwiches will be available for purchase, or participants can bring their own. Registration is free. Attendees can also set up a personal fundraising page to involve friends, relatives, and coworkers in supporting local seniors. The event is designed to bring together people of all ages in a welcoming and inclusive setting.
Spring Lake Regional ParkPetaluma River History Paddle
Discover how the Petaluma River shaped a community during a relaxed, two-hour guided kayak outing that begins at the docks of The Floathouse Petaluma. Glide through downtown as stories bring to life the river’s role as the region’s original transportation corridor, fueling local farms and industry, linking suppliers to San Francisco, supporting Gold Rush era trade, and connecting this place to markets far beyond. The tour was created by a guide who is both a former history teacher and an actor, blending careful research with engaging storytelling. Along the shoreline, costumed performers share first-person accounts from real residents of earlier days, including young egg workers, messengers, entrepreneurs, and other memorable figures who worked the waterfront. Many participants are surprised by how much they learn, and some return with friends for another experience. Stable sit-on-top kayaks keep the pace comfortable for beginners, and all equipment and instruction are included. The price is $75 per person, all inclusive. No prior paddling experience is required. See Petaluma from the water that made it possible.
The Floathouse PetalumaGeneral History Tour
Take a guided walk through historic gravesites that shines a light on the lives of Santa Rosa’s early residents. Tours depart from Franklin Gate every 20 minutes, and the path includes uneven surfaces and slopes. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. Pre-registration is requested to ensure a spot.
Santa Rosa Rural CemeteryLearn to Paddleboard at The Floathouse Petaluma
Build confidence on a paddleboard with a welcoming two-hour class in downtown Petaluma. An ACA certified instructor leads a small group of 2 to 6 participants, providing personalized coaching and real-time feedback. During the session, you will practice solid stance and balance, efficient paddle strokes that conserve energy, turning and maneuvering, launching and returning at the dock, and essential river awareness and safety basics. The calm, scenic Petaluma River, known as Petaluma’s Longest Park, offers a supportive setting for beginners. The fee is $60, and all equipment is included. This is a beginner-friendly experience with a maximum of six participants, so spots are limited. A minimum of three students is required. If there is only one student, the class can be offered as a private lesson for $95. Attend with a friend or on your own and connect with fellow paddlers in a low-pressure environment where skills click and paddling starts to feel smoother and easier.
Rollin’ Rosies Poker Run & Classic Car Show
Now in its fifth year, the Rollin’ Rosies Poker Run and Classic Car Show sets off from Denbeste Motor Sports in Windsor for a scenic cruise along Sonoma County back roads, where participants collect cards from local businesses to build a poker hand. The ride concludes at La Plaza Park in Cotati with a showcase of classic cars, plus vendors, food, live entertainment, and a raffle. Proceeds benefit local groups and agencies dedicated to mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and support for at risk youth. Additional updates will be shared on social media as the event approaches.
LaPlaza ParkAnnual Accu-Line Customer Appreciation Day
Accu-Line’s annual customer appreciation day features food, prize raffles, and live music by Duvet. The event supports Accu-Line’s efforts to give back to the Petaluma High School Auto Program.
Accu-Line Brake & WheelMother's Day Tea
An inviting tea gathering that honors mothers and the loved ones who support them. Guests can enjoy soothing teas, tasty treats, and meaningful connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Attendees are welcome on their own or with a mom, daughter, spouse, or another cherished mother figure, with space to slow down, share laughter, and create sweet memories together. RSVP is requested.
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Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsCrooked Shoes Live at Griffo Distillery -Mothers Day
Crooked Shoes storms Griffo Distillery with a Mother's Day set that swaps frills for grit. This Sonoma County band pairs its own material with deep-cut covers spanning alternative rock from the 90s to now, including seldom heard live tracks. Look for an unpolished, high-energy sound and a vibe that links unfiltered alt-rock with small-batch spirits, saluting rock and roll motherhood without the usual fluff.
Griffo Distillery & Tasting BarPostcards - Spring 2026 Concert Series
The Occidental Community Choir presents Postcards, a spring concert series that traces a musical path through memory, connection, and the moments that shape our lives. Drawing on the choir’s tradition of live programs that blend locally composed music with classical and contemporary choral works, it also weaves in poetry and spoken word from the redwoods community of Northern California. Each selection is crafted like a postcard in sound, carrying snapshots of joy, longing, hope, and reflection. Some pieces glow with sunlit warmth while others bear the gentle wear of recollection, together forming a mosaic of experiences we hold and share. Through song, the ensemble becomes both sender and receiver, offering voices as messages of care and presence. The program highlights how small acts of reaching out can bridge distance and affirm that each person matters, is connected, and is not alone.
The Glaser CenterMother's Day BBQ!
Celebrate moms at a barbecue featuring barbecued chicken and John’s signature pork ribs. Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite side dish to share. The cost is $10, which covers a satisfying plate and supports the Club.
Sonoma County Alano ClubSmokehouse
Smokehouse is an organ-forward quartet born from a spontaneous moment of inspiration when four seasoned musicians heard Jimmy McGriff’s Rock Candy together and decided to build a band around that sound. Centered on the Hammond B3 and steeped in blues, soul, jazz, funk, and rock influences, the group brings the feel of classic groove music to life with original songs and deep-pocket interplay. Eamonn Flynn handles organ, vocals, and songwriting, drawing on experience that includes playing Hammond B3 and piano on the multi‑million–selling soundtrack to The Commitments and touring or recording worldwide with Michael Franti & Spearhead, Evelyn “Champagne” King, Pee Wee Ellis, Maria Muldaur, and Zigaboo Modeliste. Guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Anthony Paule leads the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra featuring Willy Jordan, a project with seventeen BMA nominations and six albums, and he has worked with Boz Scaggs, Charlie Musselwhite, the Johnny Nocturne Band, Jackie Payne, Mark Hummel, Home Cookin’, Frank Bey, Wee Willie Walker, Maria Muldaur, and Van Morrison. On drums, vocals, and songwriting, Willy Jordan brings a background that spans blues, zydeco, rhythm and blues, soul, funk, rock, and jazz, with credits alongside Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite, Carlos Santana, and Motordude Zydeco, as well as touring and recording with John Lee Hooker from 1996 to 1998. His recording with Elvin Bishop’s Big Fun Trio earned two Grammy nominations, he duetted with John Németh on I Found A Love for the double BMA winning May Be The Last Time, and he serves as lead singer with the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra. Bassist, vocalist, and songwriter Endre Tarczy is a Bay Area first call player who has collaborated with John Lee Hooker, Gregg Allman, Robben Ford, Chris Cain, and Coco Montoya. A frequent contributor at Greaseland Studios with producer Kid Andersen and the Greaseland All Stars, he appears on numerous releases including albums by Terry Hanck, Jackie Payne, Kid Andersen, and Diuna Greenleaf, and from 2018 to 2025 he held the bass chair in the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra at festivals across the United States and Europe. Together, these four channel the spirit that sparked their formation into a tight, organ-centered sound that celebrates groove, songcraft, and the rich traditions of American roots music.
The Elephant in the RoomPowerhouse Ladies
A special Mother's Day concert brings the Powerhouse Ladies showcase to The California with an evening of collaboration, spontaneity, and memorable performances. Each installment is different as women-led artists trade songs, highlight their individual sounds, and ultimately come together for a powerful finale. This edition features Rebecca Roudman of Dirty Cello, Ruby Lee Hill, and Zoe Fitzgerald Carter. Expect Dirty Cello’s high energy blend of blues, rock, and Americana, Ruby Lee Hill’s genre-spanning originals and compelling stage presence, and Zoe Fitzgerald Carter’s award winning songwriting and soulful storytelling, all building toward a collaborative closing set unique to this show. Tickets are $28 in advance and $35 at the door.
The CaliforniaSUP Yoga
Experience stand up paddleboard yoga on the Petaluma River with The Floathouse Petaluma, where the Turning Basin provides a calm setting in the heart of downtown. This welcoming session is designed for every level, including complete beginners to yoga or paddleboarding. You choose your pace and intensity. It starts with a short, easy paddle from The Floathouse docks to get comfortable on the board, and staying on your knees is always an option. Once in position, boards are anchored so the tide does not disrupt the rhythm, and the group moves through gentle stretching, breathwork, and restful moments with clear, expert guidance. All equipment is included, featuring extra-stable boards that are 34 inches wide and 11 feet long to help you feel steady on the water. The experience lasts 90 minutes and is $50, offering time to be on the water, in nature, together.
The Floathouse PetalumaMother's Day Brunch at Iron & Vine
A festive Mother’s Day brunch at Iron & Vine takes place at Bennett Valley Golf Course. Reservations have a 1.5 hour seating window. The price is $59 per adult and $20 for children ages 3 to 12, with complimentary dining for children under 3. Taxes, beverages, and gratuity are not included. Guests can add a $24 mimosa flight and choose three flavors from strawberry, orange, grapefruit, peach, pineapple, or lychee. Payment is due at the time of reservation, and bookings may be changed or canceled up to seven days in advance. On Mother’s Day, moms receive complimentary golf when accompanied by another paying golfer. For information, call 707-852-1162 or email jschroeder@bennettvalleygolf.com.
Bennett Valley Golf CourseMother's Day Free Day
Make Mother’s Day memorable with a visit to the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, where mothers receive complimentary admission in honor of the occasion. Share a simple, heartfelt outing that celebrates the moms in your life.
Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research CenterHappy Mother’s Day!
In celebration of Mother’s Day, the Schulz Museum is offering free admission for mothers. Visit to mark the occasion with a day focused on Mom.
Charles M. Schulz MuseumMother’s Day Brunch at Spoonbar
Honor Mom with a festive brunch at Spoonbar that highlights classics such as Eggs Benedict and a hand carved, roasted Prime New York Strip. With options to satisfy a wide range of tastes, there is something delicious for everyone.
SpoonbarHoliday Book Sale
This holiday shopping event offers budget-friendly finds and is organized by the nonprofit Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries. Browse thousands of gently used books, DVDs, CDs, puzzles, games, and other items.
Northwest Santa Rosa LibraryCousins Maine Lobster at Old Caz Beer, Rohnert Park
Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Old Caz Beer in Rohnert Park with a menu highlight of lobster rolls. Guests can place contactless orders through the mobile app for same-day events to save time, then pick up at the designated window when their order is ready. App ordering typically becomes available a few hours before each truck event after the prior stop concludes. The loyalty program in the app lets you earn points toward free food, whether you order in the app or have your loyalty card scanned at the window. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, walk-up orders are always welcomed at the truck. Payment options include major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Community Sewing Class
After six community sewing sessions with UnNaked Ape in the former building and a strong turnout, the community sewing classes are continuing at The Arlene Francis Center.
Arlene Francis CenterHunger in Rohnert Park
A friendly community conversation about hunger in Rohnert Park brings together perspectives from local hunger relief organizations. Remarks from Allison Goodwin, President and CEO of Redwood Empire Food Bank, are featured alongside voices from partner groups based in the city. Attendees can hear updates from those working on the issue and learn practical ways to stay engaged in local efforts.
Redwood Empire Food BankCentral Santa Rosa Book Club
Attend a monthly book club that focuses on contemporary novels and non-fiction. Print copies may be available at the branch. You can contact the library with any questions.
Northwest Santa Rosa LibraryLearn to Ride a Bike
Geared toward children who are having trouble learning to ride, this class uses engaging, step-by-step instruction to build balance and confidence so new riders can start moving. Instructors provide patient, supportive coaching throughout. Participants should bring their own bike without training wheels and a helmet. The bike should be sized so the child can sit on the seat with both feet flat on the ground. Offered in collaboration with Santa Rosa Parks & Recreation.
Finley Park, Community Center & Aquatic ComplexFuel
Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market launches its season at Courthouse Square in Downtown Santa Rosa with GRAMMY Award nominated rock band Fuel live on stage. The evening opens with Gasmoney, a local favorite, setting the pace before Fuel performs. Known for multi platinum success and songs such as “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)” and “Shimmer”, the band showcases an alternative rock sound that has shaped their career and continues to grow. The market atmosphere features live music, a range of food vendors, and local makers, all in a family friendly setting to start a summer lineup of events.
Courthouse SquareAfter Hours Mixer & Ribbon Cutting hosted by My Self Care Doc
Celebrate a grand opening with a ribbon cutting and after hours networking mixer hosted by Dr. Melissa Durfey of My Self Care Doc at Dr. Melissa Durfey DACM, LE - My Self Care Doc. Free appetizers and refreshments will be available. Admission is free and open to all. Highlights include raffle prizes, the option to bring a raffle prize to promote your business, and a business card drawing. Chamber members are entered in a Pot of Gold drawing and must be present to win.
Dr. Melissa Durfey DACM, LE - My Self Care DocTrumpet Masterclass
An in-person trumpet masterclass comes to Sonoma State University with Greg Spence of Mystery to Mastery as he travels to present at the International Trumpet Guild Conference. This one-time session centers on practical, immediately usable strategies rooted in physiology, anatomy, and psychology to help players move beyond stubborn plateaus. It is not a concert or a lecture, it is a highly interactive masterclass with a small group format, open conversation, and live Q and A so participants can feel real improvements in the moment. Admission is free with support from Sonoma State University. Space is limited, and registration is available through the Facebook event to reserve a seat.
Sonoma State UniversityPickin' Peaches
Enjoy an easygoing early evening in downtown Santa Rosa with live tunes from Pickin’ Peaches and happy hour specials. Beers are priced at $6 and wine is discounted by $2, making it a relaxed way to catch live music and still get home at a reasonable hour.
Barrel Proof LoungeWednesday Night Comedy Open Mic
Barrel Proof Lounge in downtown Santa Rosa hosts a comedy open mic where Bay Area comedians test fresh material with a lively crowd. Admission is free and popcorn is complimentary, making it easy to attend whether performing or just watching. The evening centers on experimenting with new jokes and keeping the atmosphere light and fun.
Barrel Proof LoungeSelf Defense for Kids, Teens and Adults
Learn practical ways to stay safe in a self-defense seminar designed for kids, teens, and adults. Participants practice foundational techniques while exploring how posture, movement, and everyday awareness can help prevent trouble. Confidence is emphasized as a key protective tool, supporting a stronger and more prepared mindset in daily life. Separate segments are available for ages 7 to 12 and for ages 13 and up, with instruction tailored to each group. No prior experience is required, and it also serves as a helpful refresher for basic skills. The setting is supportive and age appropriate, with an emphasis on building confidence, sharpening awareness, and fostering lasting empowerment. Space is limited.
Martial Arts USAMaisy Owen and more
Free live music fills the upstairs space at the Second Story, with open seating on a first come basis and entry subject to capacity. No RSVP is required. The night features performances by Maisy Owen and Jordan Day. Raised in Nashville, Owen began on viola before moving to guitar, shaping a deft fingerpicking approach with guidance from the late David Olney. Her father, Gwil Owen, is an Academy Award nominated songwriter. Her debut album, Dark On A Sunny Day, produced by Robin Eaton and released by Tompkins Square, showcases a taste for moody melodies and evocative, poetic imagery. The first single, My Youth Is All For You, arrived on 7 inch vinyl alongside a video inspired by abandoned spaces. The follow up, On My Way Down, was selected as KCRW’s Today’s Top Tune and received airplay on SiriusXM’s Outlaw Country and several BBC outlets. Uncut highlighted her range, pointing to the stark beauty of On My Way Down and Letters and the more driving folk rock energy of the title track.
Little SaintThursday Summer Music Series
Experience live performances in a relaxed patio setting with a warm sunset glow. A rotating roster of local artists keeps the vibe fresh and upbeat, perfect for pairing with dinner and a chilled drink. Settle in for an easygoing evening that begins in the sunshine and carries into the stars. Outdoor seating is limited, so advance reservations are recommended.
Iron & Vine at Bennett Valley Golf Course150 Years of Beringer Vineyards Wine Seminar
At Appellation Healdsburg, a guided seminar celebrates 150 years of Beringer Vineyards, highlighting the legacy of Napa Valley’s longest continuously operating winery with roots in 1876. Ray Isle, executive wine editor for Food & Wine Magazine, leads the discussion, and the experience includes food pairings from Charlie Palmer, Reed Palmer, and the Appellation Healdsburg culinary team. The tasting lineup features Beringer 2023 Private Reserve Napa Valley Chardonnay along with a Cabernet Sauvignon journey through time, including the 1996, 2016, and 2022 Private Reserve bottlings, plus the 2022 Home Vineyard and 2022 Bancroft Vineyard wines. This program honors generations of winemaking, the landscape that defines Napa Valley, and the innovative spirit that continues to shape California wine.
Appellation Healdsburg"Don't Bust My Chops" Red Wine Loves Lamb: Wine & Food Seminar
A lively seminar delves into why red wine and lamb work so well together, examining the science of flavor, which styles of red excel, and how various cuts and cooking methods can shape the ideal pairing. Led by moderator Anthony Giglio, a longtime wine educator and storyteller, attendees will taste a selection of red wines, each matched with a lamb bite or dish for a delicious and informative experience.
Arandas HealdsburgRewoods 2 River Ride Campout 2026
In Santa Rosa, this family-friendly, free celebration of classic vintage scooters brings together scenic rides, live music, camping, and time with friends. Early arrivals can take part in a Friday dinner ride that follows back-country roads to a restaurant, where participants can buy a meal, reconnect, and hear Cromm Fallen and The P200s from Vegas, with The Boars from San Francisco in support. After dinner, everyone returns to the warehouse to keep the festivities going or rest up for the next day. On Saturday, Working Class Scooter Club provides coffee and breakfast before the ride cruises through west county vineyards into the redwoods, following the Russian River to a scenic viewpoint where lunch is served. The route then heads back through the giant trees to the warehouse for an after-party featuring local Sonoma County libations, with dinner and entertainment included. Sunday morning offers hot coffee and breakfast, time to pack up, and farewells. Camping is first-come, first-served. Bring whatever will keep you comfortable, such as a tent, sleeping bag, trailer, or other personal gear. A designated area is available for parking cars, trucks, and scooter trailers. Working Class Radio will broadcast live from the warehouse to listeners around the world, and guests may bring vinyl to play records during the broadcast.
Wine Down Fridays: Friday Night Wine Tasting, Live Music, and Food from Cibo Rustico Pizzeria
At D’Argenzio Winery, unwind with wine tasting, live acoustic music, and dinner from Cibo Rustico Pizzeria. Singer and guitarist Peyton Roze, based in Northern California, performs a mix of classic rock, pop, indie, and alternative songs. Explore Italian varietal wines alongside appetizers, entrees, salads, and desserts. The event is open to all ages. Walk-ins are accepted, and reserving in advance is requested.
D'Argenzio WineryScott Ray Laws Acoustic at Inn at Occidental, Ca
Enjoy an intimate acoustic performance with S.R. Laws at the Inn at Occidental in California. The Northern California Americana singer songwriter and recording artist is known for rich storytelling set to roots rock and folk infused sounds. Influences include John Hiatt, Rodney Crowell, Neil Finn, Chuck Prophet, and Ron Sexsmith. He blends nostalgia with gritty narratives, often performing more than 100 dates each year. Audiences can expect energetic live music whether he is on stage with his band, The Heartsleeves, or appearing solo in Sonoma County. His latest release, A.M. Sessions, was produced in California. Raised in Northern California, he also spent time in Austin, Texas refining his craft in the local live music scene before returning to California. His songs are frequently praised for relatable stories delivered with a familiar warmth and narrative driven writing.
Inn at OccidentalFAMILY PAINT NIGHT | MAMA BIRD
Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly painting session at Mountain Mike’s Pizza featuring the Mama Bird artwork. A friendly instructor provides step-by-step guidance, so no prior experience is needed. Order pizza, appetizers, and drinks while you create. The event is designed for ages 8 and older, and children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Admission is $40 per painter, and space is limited.
Mountain Mike's PizzaSushi by Scratch Restaurants - Omakase Dinner at Aperture Cellars
Chef Willer Larreal of the Michelin-starred Sushi by Scratch Restaurants presents an omakase-style tasting at Aperture Cellars, paired with a premium selection of Aperture wines. The winery’s Founder and Head Winemaker, Jesse Katz, was recognized by Wine Enthusiast as the 2025 Winemaker of the Year.
Aperture CellarsSommelier Showdown Dinner at Dry Creek Kitchen
At Dry Creek Kitchen, a high-stakes, head-to-head wine pairing contest unfolds over a multi-course dinner. Executive Chef Shane McAnelly, Chef Charlie Palmer, Chef Reed Palmer, and Chef Daniel Kedan of the Culinary Institute of America create the menu, while teams of American and International sommeliers each select wines for every course. Guests compare the pairings and vote to determine the winning team. A panel of judges moderates the program, including Ray Isle, executive wine editor at Food & Wine Magazine, Master Sommelier Evan Goldstein, and Virginie Boone, senior editor and critic for JebDunnuck.com.
Dry Creek KitchenA Room in the Castle - Live Theatre at THE 222 / Healdsburg
Lauren Gunderson’s play reframes Hamlet through the perspectives of its women, following Ophelia, her caretaker, and the Queen of Denmark as they navigate class, circumstance, expectation, and desire within the castle. They begin by honoring the queen’s directive to obey, agree, and assist, then press beyond those confines to claim agency and envision a different ending. The piece remains in conversation with Shakespeare’s tragedy while centering the women and infusing their journeys with energy and purpose. DC TheaterArts has highlighted how completely these characters command the stage. This production features Luisa Sermol as Tatiana, Kennedy Dawson as Ophelia, and Leontyne Mbele Mbong as Gertrude, directed by Amy Kossow. Programmed by Aldo Billingslea and Amy Kossow. Six performances are scheduled, with tickets priced from $45 to $105. Presented at THE 222.
The 222AYO & SRJC Concert
Aspirante Youth Orchestra partners with the Santa Rosa Junior College Orchestra for a shared performance at Luther Burbank Auditorium. Both ensembles unite on stage for a collaborative concert.
Luther Burbank AuditoriumSecret Song Club presents Ryan Woodard, Ellie James & Nicco Weisskoff
Presented by Secret Song Club, this concert at The Lost Church - Santa Rosa marks the venue’s reopening and serves as a benefit for Redwood Empire Food Bank. Sonoma County artists Ryan Woodard, Nicco Weisskoff, and Ellie James, a three-time 2025 NorBay Award winner, will share the stage in a songwriter circle, swapping songs and stories throughout the evening. Ellie James blends lush indie pop with the grit of her rock and roll roots, using a mix of live instruments and electronic production to craft her sound. She has performed professionally around the world for more than a decade, opened twice for Grammy winner Colbie Caillat as well as Tim Flannery and David Luning, and played memorable sets at the Viper Room, San Francisco’s Cafe du Nord, and the Bose Listening Lounge in Kansas City. From 2023 to 2025 she earned the Bohemian’s NorBay Awards for Indie Artist, Singer-Songwriter, and Hardest Working Musician. With her sophomore EP, Favorite Stranger, and a nearly sold-out headlining show at Hopmonk, she heads into a season of new shows, new merch, and a new album slated for this summer. Ryan Woodard is a singer, songwriter, and multifaceted musician from Sonoma County who grew up in a musical family. Diagnosed with autism at three and considered nonverbal until nine, he found his voice through music. At 11 he shared the stage with blues icon Buddy Guy. His story has drawn international attention, including features in Guitar World and a gifted Martin guitar from John Mayer. Known for dynamic live performances, he continues to rise with ambitions that include multiple Grammys and appearances in major arenas worldwide. Nicco Weisskoff, a favorite in the North Bay music scene, writes melodic, soulful indie folk that recalls Nick Drake, Elliott Smith, and MJ Lenderman. Advance tickets are strongly recommended because the show is likely to sell out.
The Lost ChurchCanyon and The Grain
The Big Easy hosts The Grain alongside Canyon. Experience both acts together at one event.
The Big EasyLive Music Happy Hour Fridays – Eric “T-Bone” Titus – Downtown Santa Rosa
Settle in for live roots rock and Americana as Eric “T-Bone” Titus performs a happy hour set at Barrel Proof Lounge in downtown Santa Rosa.
Barrel Proof LoungeFriday Night Comedy - Dan Aguinaga - Downtown Santa Rosa
Enjoy a Friday night of stand-up comedy in Downtown Santa Rosa. Hilarious comedians from The Bay Area and beyond will be performing. Dan Aguinaga, a Brazilian-American comedian from New York City, will headline. He was a finalist in the 2024 San Francisco International Comedy Competition and has opened for Chris Porter, Joe List, and TJ Miller. There will be late-night karaoke afterward. Doors open at 7 PM. There are VIP tables available for purchase that include preferred seating, a private call button for service, and your first round of drinks or a bottle of wine.
Barrel Proof LoungeLa Sonora Santanera
La Sonora Santanera takes the stage at La Hacienda del Toro in Santa Rosa. The event features the group performing at this local venue.
La Hacienda del ToroGraphic Medicine: Mom’s Cancer with Brian Fies
Cartoonist Brian Fies marks the 20th anniversary of his graphic memoir Mom’s Cancer. The work received the first Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic, a category created because of it, and was named by Comic Book Resources as one of the ten most important Eisner Award winners. Fies will discuss his work, followed by a book signing.
Charles M. Schulz MuseumSeason Farewell: Music for Modern Times
Circa 1600 marks its season finale at Schroeder Hall at the Green Music Center, Sonoma State, with a program that steps into the 20th and 21st centuries. The concert includes chansons by Debussy and Ravel, madrigals and chansons by Paul Hindemith, and an in-depth focus on Benjamin Britten featuring Rejoice in the Lamb with organ and texts by Christopher Smart. Music by Samuel Barber appears alongside works by living composers, and a hint of jazz offers a closing flourish.
Green Music Center Sonoma State UniversityAQUANET PLAYS - THE BIRD RESTAURANT - BACKYARD LIVE MUSIC BASH
Enjoy live music from Aquanet at The Bird Restaurant in a backyard-style bash. Tickets are available for this show.
The Bird RestaurantCelebration Of Peace -Rotary Youth Exchange
Concluding the Epic Day of Service, D5130 presents a Celebration of Peace centered on Rotary Youth Exchange. The program includes speeches, a parade of flags, and award presentations honoring Rotary Youth Exchange Peace Ambassadors. The gathering takes place at the Polly Klaas Theater. To register, use the QR code on the event flyer.
Polly Klaas Community TheaterThe Road to Punahou Lu'au Fundraiser
Family-led. Community-powered. In partnership with fiscal sponsor North Bay Football Academy, the Cardinal Newman Varsity Football Team is headed to Hawaii to face Punahou High School in 2026. Be part of the journey—your support makes it possible. Silent auction, raffle, entertainment, island style buffet, tropical libations, and more. $50 per person general admission $75 per person VIP admission
The BackdropLanterns & Vines Gala: an Elevated Night Market Experience
Lanterns & Vines Gala brings a refined night market-style experience to Friedman Events Center, celebrating AAPI excellence at its inaugural gathering. Sample dishes from a handpicked group of AAPI chefs and taste offerings from leading vintners while exploring a lively market. Take a chance at the Red Envelope Wall, enjoy festive games, sip specialty boba, and spend the evening on the dance floor. All proceeds from this inaugural fundraiser benefit the Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay and go directly to community events and programs that empower members and the wider North Bay. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
Friedman Events CenterSonoma County Amateur Championship 2026
This NCGA point event features a 36 hole championship at Foxtail North with an entry fee of $215. Competition is offered across multiple flights, including Championship, Men's Net, Women's Championship, Women's Net, Senior for ages 55 to 64 with gross and net scoring, Super Senior for ages 65 and older with gross and net scoring, and a Special Legends option played within the Super Senior flight for ages 75 and older with gross and net winners. The Legends category does not include a trophy. Special practice round pricing is available at $55 and includes a shared cart. A skins game is also offered and requires a $50 cash buy in, with RSVP by email at cgay@playfoxtail.com. All are welcome regardless of gender identity or gender expression.
Foxtail Golf Club - North CourseMatt Rife "Stay Golden Tour" Tickets Rohnert Park CA The Event At Graton Resort & Casino
Stand up comedian Matt Rife brings the Stay Golden Tour to The Event at Graton Resort & Casino in Rohnert Park for a live comedy show.
Pepper on the Run live at Shady Oak Barrel House in Santa Rosa!
Pepper On The Run performs live at Shady Oak Barrel House in Santa Rosa.
Shady Oak Barrel HouseThe Big Bottle Party
An annual celebration of large-format wine takes over The Matheson Healdsburg, with pours from magnums, jeroboams and more offered by Sonoma County vintners and global producers. Late-night bites are prepared by chefs Dustin Valette and Lee Anne Wong. Every level of the venue is activated with experiences that include a Sushi by Scratch Restaurants omakase pop-up, wine lounges, caviar stations, and a dance floor. This industry gathering happens once a year and sells out every year.
The Matheson HealdsburgSol Horizon (Roots/Reggae) $20 presale /$25 at the door
Sol Horizon brings a roots reggae set that reflects a strong connection to Sonoma County, drawing inspiration from its creative scene and natural beauty. Their songs weave respect for what came before with a celebration of today and a commitment to what lies ahead, echoing the values shared with the community they champion. Admission is $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
Volunteer Grassland Restoration Day at Bohemia Ecological Preserve
A hands-on restoration day focused on grasslands, which have been affected by the loss of regular fire and tending, industrialization, and the spread of nonnative species. Participants support biodiversity and help bring the landscape back into balance by hiking over moderate slopes, removing invasive plants by hand, and, if conditions allow, collecting seeds from native bunchgrasses. Along the way, there are opportunities to learn more about these ecosystems and the role careful stewardship plays in their recovery.
Occidental, CAHeart Walk in Bohemia Ecological Preserve
Volunteer docents Francisca and Lexi lead a Heart Walk at Bohemia Ecological Preserve, bringing together quiet walking, heart-focused meditation, and meaningful community connection in a restorative natural setting. The gathering begins with a guided practice that encourages deep inner listening while surrounded by the landscape. It continues as a silent, guided walk through the preserve, inviting participants to carry that awareness throughout the journey and to offer it to one another and to the living world around them. This contemplative experience creates space to step away from daily demands and nurture a closer relationship with both inner life and nature. All levels of meditation experience are welcome for this gentle practice of presence and connection.
Bohemia Ecological PreserveCallaway Quantum Driver Fitting Event
Experience a dedicated fitting focused on the new Callaway Quantum Driver. Its Tri-Force Face technology is designed to promote faster ball speeds, longer distance, and more consistent spin. Professional fitting is available to help identify a driver setup that matches your swing. Appointments are required.
Bennett Valley Golf CourseDETAILERS DREAM 2026
More than eleven detail supply manufacturers come together in one place, focused on solutions that help your business stay cleaner and run more smoothly.
Kids to Parks Day Scavenger Hunt
Part of a nationwide celebration of outdoor exploration led by the National Parks Trust, this event features a self-guided scavenger hunt at Howarth Memorial Park. Start by picking up instructions near the park’s snack bar, then follow clues through the grounds to uncover the location of a secret prize. Enjoy treats and fun activities along the route. Admission is free. Participation is open to all ages, and the hunt is designed for children ages 6 to 12. Younger kids may need extra help from an adult.
Howarth Memorial ParkMonster X Tour
See the Monster X Tour. Get your tickets to witness the thrill of monster trucks performing live.
Chris Beck ArenaLine Dancing at Hall of the Above
Step onto the floor at Hall of the Above for line dancing lessons followed by open dancing. Instruction and music are provided by Grapevine Dance, supporting both newcomers and experienced dancers. Everyone is welcome, and no partner is needed. Admission is $20, and paying at the door with cash or card avoids Eventbrite fees. Children 12 and under are admitted free.
Hall of the AboveBay To Breakers Bus 2026
Travel with fellow participants by bus to Bay to Breakers. This group trip provides transportation to the event.
Heart & Sole SportsMarin Chapter Annual Show
Returning to Woodbridge Farm, this Marin Chapter annual show welcomes riders across divisions. High Point gift certificates are offered for junior and young riders, amateurs, and open competitors. Officiating across the shows features judges Renee Johnson (S) and Lilo Fore (S), with technical delegates Rebecca Lewis and Christy Cadwallader. Stabling is limited and handled directly with Cynthia. Questions may be directed to Ellie Kennedy or Kathy Goldstein.
Woodbridge FarmCall of the Wild Festival
A free community festival presented by Jack London Park Partners welcomes families, visitors, and community partners for a full day of live musical performances, tasty food, guided hikes and tours, hands-on art for children, craft demonstrations, and hayrides pulled by a tractor. The celebration brings together a range of activities for all ages in a friendly setting.
Monday Pro Jam with Willy Jordan
Grammy-nominated vocalist and drummer Willy Jordan makes a return to The California for the Blue Monday series, bringing a wide-ranging blend of blues, zydeco, R&B, soul, funk, rock, and jazz. Known for his work with Motor Dude Zydeco and as part of Elvin Bishop's 2017 Grammy-nominated Big Fun Trio, he has also toured and recorded with blues legend John Lee Hooker. The Blues Defenders host their weekly concert with featured headliners and swing dancing, followed by the Pro Jam. Tickets are $15 online, $18 at the door, and $12 for members.
The CaliforniaCrooked Goat GG Gamemakers Night (3rd Monday)
This relaxed meetup at Crooked Goat Brewing in Petaluma offers a chance to playtest in-development board, card, and tabletop games. Designers and interested players can try new games, gather feedback on their own prototypes, and learn about the game industry. No experience is needed. If you bring a prototype, please plan to stay and test other designers’ games as well. Drop-in participation is welcome, and observing is fine. RSVPs are appreciated but not required. Admission is free, and supporting the venue by purchasing food and drinks is encouraged. Parking is available at the taproom, by the City Hall lawn on English Street, and in the Keller Street Parking Garage. Organized by Jestin Brooks. A code of conduct applies.
MUSTACHE HARBOR (Santa Rosa)
MUSTACHE HARBOR brings faithful renditions of smooth 1970s and 80s favorites to The Junction Beer Garden in Santa Rosa, delivered with precise musicianship and a polished production featuring modern sound and lighting. The group is known for delighting audiences nationwide with these classics. Tickets are 30 dollars in advance and 35 dollars at the door.
The JunctionSpring Garden Tours: Osmosis Landscape and Meditation Garden
Experience a guided walk through a tranquil landscape led by aesthetic pruning specialist Michael Alliger alongside Osmosis founder Michael Stusser. The tour offers an in-depth look at the plant selections and pruning methods used to shape Japanese-style gardens developed over four decades, with an emphasis on choices that discourage deer and thrive in dry conditions suitable for California. They also share the design purpose behind the stone compositions, showing how intentional placement conveys the ancient Zen tale of the Ox herder.
Osmosis Day Spa SanctuaryWines & Sunsets
Experience an evening of wine and sunsets at Paradise Ridge Winery.
Paradise Ridge WineryIsland Vibes Dollar Day! Save the Date
A dollar day with tropical flair comes to Foxtail, combining golf, music, and family-friendly fun. Play the South Course for $1 and the North Course for $5. Practice with $1 range buckets and enjoy $1 hot dogs. Entertainment includes a steel drum band performing live, along with face painting and a bouncy house.
Foxtail Golf ClubMonthly Santa Rosa IN PERSON NETWORKING
Attend a networking event with open networking, and a specific networking activity. There will be a time to order food, and a time to set up one-to-ones. This gathering is all about real networking and the potential to meet your next referral partner or customer. Purchasing food and beverages is encouraged to thank the host.
Sazon Peruvian Cuisine & DeliSam Weber
Portland songwriter Sam Weber brings a well earned reputation for finely crafted songs and musicianship that is both disciplined and seemingly effortless. His name has appeared alongside Bahamas and Feist, and he is credited as a songwriter on the next Madison Cunningham record. Since 2013 he has toured widely at home and abroad, performing either solo or with an ensemble. With seven full length albums, his work delves into enduring questions of human existence in a modern world that can feel fragmented. His latest LP, Shape Confused Cowboy Be You, expands the boundaries of what a songwriter can do in the 21st century. He is a Scorpio.
Little SaintPaul Anka
Paul Anka performs live at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.
Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsIN A LANDSCAPE: Jack London State Historic Park
The first of two performances at Jack London State Historic Park arrives as part of the 11th season of IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild. Pianist Hunter Noack performs on a 9 foot Steinway concert grand while audiences listen on wireless headphones and may wander, letting the surroundings become part of the experience. In this touring series across the American West, mountains, ancient forests, and sunny meadows often stand in for a traditional concert hall. Nestled among rolling oak woodlands and vineyards, the former home and working ranch of Jack London and Charmian Kittredge London offers a setting rich with history and imagination. Charmian, an accomplished writer and chronicler, played a key role in shaping the legacy seen today. This 1,565 acre landscape blends cultural history with natural beauty and is cared for by Jack London Park Partners, the first nonprofit entrusted with managing a California state park. Trails, exhibits, and expansive views over the Valley of the Moon await, along with the ruins of the dream house they planned and Charmian’s later residence, now a museum of their lives and travels. The park also honors the enduring presence of the Pomo, Coast Miwok, and Wappo peoples. Presented in partnership with Jack London Park Partners.
Jack London State Historic ParkSirsy (Indy Rock n Roll) on tour from NY. $10 at the door
Sirsy brings an indie rock and roll show on tour from New York, powered by a duo that sounds far bigger than their lineup suggests. The music blends rock drive with folk-like intimacy, catchy choruses, and personal storytelling. Vocalist and drummer Melanie Krahmer also works keys, piano, melodica, and flute, often handling bass parts while singing, and guitarist Rich Libutti layers textures with a well-loved Rickenbacker and vintage effects, adding pedal bass to complete the low end. The result is a rich, full-band feel created by just two performers. Formed in upstate New York in 2000, the pair has spent decades on the road, playing hundreds of shows each year and connecting with audiences through themes of resilience and empowerment. Their songs have landed on Shameless, the NFL, HBO, MTV, and PBS, and they are regularly heard on NPR. Recognition includes multiple Thomas Edison Music Awards, and the 2025 single Stupid Little Heart made a splash on the folk charts. Admission is $10 at the door.
Free E-waste Recycling Event - Healdsburg
Clear out old electronics at a free e-waste recycling event at the Healdsburg Community Center. Zero Waste Sonoma is partnering with Conservation Corp North Bay to offer a convenient, drive-through collection in the parking lot for Sonoma County residents and businesses. No appointment is required. Accepted items include working and non-working televisions, office equipment, cell phones, tablets, microwaves, printers, computers, laptops, stereos, game consoles, and cords. Appliances, batteries, and fluorescent lamps are not accepted. For everyone’s safety, remain in your vehicle, speak with staff through an open window, and place materials in the trunk or the bed of a truck rather than on the seats.
Healdsburg Community CenterLive Music Happy Hour Fridays – Eric “T-Bone” Titus – Downtown Santa Rosa
Enjoy live roots-rock and Americana music from Eric “T-Bone” Titus at Barrel Proof Lounge. He will be playing soulful Americana, folk-rock, and classic tunes. There will be discounted beers, wine, and soju cocktails. A stand-up comedy show begins at 8pm.
Barrel Proof LoungeAmerican Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid - CPR - AED Class
Learn how to act quickly and confidently in the crucial minutes before help arrives. This class teaches first aid, CPR, and AED skills for adults and infants, covering how to respond to cardiac arrest, stroke, choking, heart attack, seizures, and more. Training follows a hybrid format... work through the presentations at home, then take part in in-person practice to apply what you learned. Successful completion earns a two-year certification from the American Red Cross.
Healdsburg Regional LibraryIN A LANDSCAPE: Jack London State Historic Park
An open air classical concert unfolds at Jack London State Historic Park, one of two performances at this storied site. IN A LANDSCAPE brings pianist Hunter Noack and a 9 foot Steinway concert grand into nature, with wireless headphones so each listener can roam and let the music accompany the surroundings. Now in its eleventh season, the series continues to swap the traditional hall for peaks, ancient forests, and sunlit meadows across the American West. Set among rolling oak woodlands and historic vineyards, the park was once the home and working ranch of author Jack London and Charmian Kittredge London, whose adventurous partnership helped shape the place visitors experience today. Charmian, a writer and chronicler, later lived in a residence that now serves as a museum of their lives and travels. This 1,565 acre landscape blends cultural history and natural beauty, offering trails, exhibits, broad Valley of the Moon views, and the evocative ruins of the Londons planned dream house. The site is cared for by Jack London Park Partners, recognized as the first nonprofit to manage a California state park, and their collaboration helps make this concert possible. The park also honors the enduring presence of the Pomo, Coast Miwok, and Wappo peoples.
Jack London State Historic ParkCalifornia Theatre
A dynamic tribute honors Linda Ronstadt through her signature hits in both English and Spanish, brought to life with powerful vocals and live musicians.
California TheatreRonstadt Revolution
Ronstadt Revolution pays homage to Linda Ronstadt with a live band and a song list that celebrates her hits in both English and Spanish. The group hails from Northern California and is led by bilingual vocalist Natalie Amaya. Its seasoned players have performed with artists such as Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, and Sheryl Crow, and include Daniel Valdez, who contributed guitar and vocals to Ronstadt’s Canciones de mi Padre. The performance focuses on a faithful sweep of her groundbreaking career, highlighting music that helped shape the sound of the 1970s and 1980s. Fans can look forward to favorites like You’re No Good, Blue Bayou, Heat Wave, and the beloved Spanish classic Tu Solo Tú. Seating is offered in three zones, with Zone A at $38, Zone B at $30, and Zone C at $25. Zone C tickets at the door are $38.
California TheatreOccidental Flea Market 2026 1 of 4
Occidental Flea Market 2026 at the Occidental Community Center brings together a growing lineup of sellers, featuring returning vendors from last year alongside newcomers beginning their first season at this market, creating a mix of familiar faces and fresh additions.
Occidental Community CenterLudacris
Ludacris appears at Graton Resort & Casino. Tickets will be available to the public, with presale access offered through Graton Rewards, Graton Social, and an artist presale.
Graton Resort & CasinoElements of Magic
Elements of Magic, led by Phoenix and Gina, is a weekend intensive that serves as an entry point into the Reclaiming Tradition of Witchcraft. Participants build a strong foundation for new or ongoing practice by working closely with the Elements of Air, Fire, Water, Earth, and Spirit, exploring how these forces live within and around us. Activities include singing and movement, trance, creative ritual, spellcraft, and divination, all intended to open the heart to the power present in the world. The intensive also offers an introduction to Reclaiming’s history and ritual practices, including the Principles of Unity. The gathering takes place at a private residence in Sonoma, with exact directions shared after registration. Tuition is offered on a sliding scale of $100 to $250, with some scholarship support available. A non-refundable deposit of $40 is required to secure a place.
Private Location in SonomaBreathwork & Sound Journey
Set in an old-growth forest in Sebastopol, this breathwork and sound bath takes place inside a 20-foot ceremonial tent that offers a tranquil refuge in nature. The experience combines guided, conscious breathing with soothing sound healing to encourage release, clarity, and renewal. Crystal bowls and chimes create a gentle soundscape that supports integration and opens the heart. With the freshness of morning setting an uplifting tone, the journey is designed to calm the nervous system, awaken inner awareness, and leave you feeling grounded, open, and aligned. Please note that strong breathwork practices may not be suitable for those who are pregnant or who have certain cardiovascular conditions or epilepsy. Questions are welcome.
The Sanctuary of Divine ConnectionSports Cards & Memorabilia Show
At Herzog Hall at the Petaluma Fairgrounds, collectors and fans can spend the day exploring sports cards and memorabilia, with a dedicated trading session in the evening. Vendor tables are available for $150 per table. Admission is $7. For more information, call 707-762-6125.
Herzog Hall - Petaluma FairgroundsThe Sound Healing Symphony Relaxes in Sebastopol (Save the Date)
Designed to offer time to relax and connect well beyond the sound bath, this Sebastopol gathering unfolds at the newly offered Shangri-La, a property filled with surprises. Expect inviting spaces for conversation and rest, a teahouse, and playful touches like a ghost town complete with a mine and a jail. The day moves from arrival and back-to-back breathwork sound bath sessions into a big shared meal. As evening approaches, The Sound Healing Symphony performs to guide attendees into deep ease and peace, followed by an ecstatic dance led by DJ Lime. Tea, warm soup, and snacks are available into the night, and the grounds glow with lighting inspired by Electric Forest. Overnight stays are available on site, with rooms offered on a first-come, first-served basis and camping also an option. Further details and ticket information will be shared soon.
Shangri-LaSpike Sikes & The Get Real Gone - Santa Rosa
Spike Sikes & The Get Real Gone brings an acoustic blend of jazz shaded folk and blues to Santa Rosa. Led by Spike on vocals and guitar with Dylan Juhan on upright bass, Mingo Lewis Jr. on percussion, and Ray Fernandez on saxophone, the quartet shapes an organic, intimate sound. Their self titled debut arrived in 2025, mixing original songs with a handful of carefully chosen covers inspired by jazz, blues, and poetry. Tickets are $15 for general admission. Save $3 on each ticket by entering the code earlybird17 at checkout. Promo codes are not accepted at the door, and the code must be entered as a single word without regard to capitalization. Listeners who enjoy Tim Buckley, Jayne Cortez, or Richie Havens may feel right at home.
The Lost Church - Santa RosaCharley Crockett
Charley Crockett appears at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts with the unorthodox spirit that has set him apart in modern country. Once a traveler who sang on the street and now a charting songwriter, his path informs the music he brings to the stage.
Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsMemorial Day Tour
Commemorate Memorial Day with a respectful tour visiting veterans' graves. The route includes uneven surfaces and slopes. No registration is required. Admission is free, and donations are welcome.
Santa Rosa Rural CemeteryPaint Nite Brand Creative Events
Join Alice Cassel for a relaxed painting event where all art supplies are provided. Attendees will create a painting featuring a sunset, flowers, and stars to honor heroes. The event is about two hours long and is open to those of legal drinking age. Mountain Mikes Pizza provides a casual location, and virtual options are available.
Mountain Mike's Pizzathe Sonic Velocity Music Festival
At Raven Performing Arts Theater, the Sonic Velocity Music Festival presents a bigger-than-before edition that packs a large lineup of talented musicians into a short, fast-moving program. With a playful nod to Guinness World Records, it offers a concentrated burst of performances on a single stage.
Raven Performing Arts TheaterHoliday Book Sale: Dec. 5-7 by Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries
Holiday shopping at budget-friendly prices is presented by the nonprofit Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries. Shoppers will find thousands of gently used books, DVDs, CDs, puzzles, games and more.
Northwest Santa Rosa LibraryLive Music Happy Hour - Pickin' Peaches!
Set against Downtown Santa Rosa's golden hour, Barrel Proof Lounge presents a live music happy hour featuring Pickin' Peaches. Enjoy $6 beers and $2 off wine while the live tunes set an upbeat mood. Presented Tuesday through Saturday, it suits anyone who prefers to celebrate early and still head home on the earlier side.
Barrel Proof LoungeCrooked Shoes Live at Brewsters
Crooked Shoes brings an electric alternative rock show to Brewster’s Petaluma, delivering hook-filled songs with candid lyricism. Based in Petaluma, the band channels themes of obsession and self-destruction into driving, dance-ready tracks that stay with you. The performance is meant for the spotlight rather than the background, resonating with fans of the North Bay indie rock scene and its gritty, soulful character.
Brewster's PetalumaBoard Game Night
This monthly open board game night focuses on modern strategy games and social gaming for adults. The first gathering last month brought together seven players. Participants can bring a favorite title or join a table using one of the store’s demo games. Options include engine builders, cooperative games, euro games, and lighter strategy, and no prior experience is needed. The setting is relaxed and welcoming for anyone interested in meeting local players. Activities take place in the upstairs mezzanine game space, with play ending before the store closes. Attendees will need to sign up for Goblin Bros’ free loyalty program, which provides points on each visit. If stairs are a concern, a downstairs room can be arranged with advance notice. Participants may attend solo or with friends, and new players are always welcome.
Goblin Bros., 129 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 95401-6211, United StatesVoces Y Pasos - A Cultural Celebration
At Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Voces y Pasos showcases Mexico’s cultural heritage with spirited performances by musicians and dancers from LBC’s afterschool programs in mariachi and ballet folklórico.
Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsJosh Brough & the Contraband- Elephant in the Room
Josh Brough & the Contraband present a homegrown Americana performance at The Elephant in the Room.
The Elephant in the RoomMini vs. Muscle
Taking place at Sonoma Raceway, the event formerly called Mini vs. Mustang now goes by Mini vs. Muscle for the Velocity Invitational. Participation has been broadened to include a wider range of muscle cars, not only Mustangs or Falcons.
Sonoma RacewayDogstar "All In Now Tour" with Keanu Reeves Tickets Rohnert Park CA The Event Graton Resort & Casino
Dogstar brings the All In Now Tour to The Event at Graton Resort & Casino in Rohnert Park, featuring Keanu Reeves. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace where prices are set by individual sellers and may be above or below face value. Every purchase includes a guarantee of genuine, valid-for-entry tickets, with a refund if the event is cancelled and not rescheduled, excluding shipping fees. The exchange operates independently of the venue and the artists.
The Event at Graton Resort & CasinoLive Music Happy Hour Fridays – Eric “T-Bone” Titus – Downtown Santa Rosa
Every Friday, you can enjoy happy hour sounds from Eric “T-Bone” Titus. He is a Santa Rosa singer-guitarist who blends soulful Americana, folk-rock, and classic tunes. Enjoy $6 beers and $2 off wine and soju cocktails. Afterwards, there is a stand-up comedy show.
Barrel Proof LoungeOff the Perch + Sloan Irving - Santa Rosa
Off the Perch, a dynamic trio, combines contemporary songwriting with folk tradition. They use acoustic instruments to create textures that evolve into electric soundscapes, reminiscent of the California North Bay. Their music is rooted in craft and harmonies. Sloan Irving, a singer-songwriter from Petaluma, draws inspiration from americana, soul, and indie rock, incorporating folk melodies and storytelling.
The Lost Church Santa RosaFriday Night Comedy - Carla Clay - Downtown Santa Rosa
Enjoy a Friday night of stand-up comedy in Downtown Santa Rosa. Hilarious comedians from The Bay Area and beyond will perform. Stick around after for late-night karaoke! This week features Jon Lehre, Seamus Donohoe, Josh Argyle, and headliner Carla Clay. Carla Clay is a Bay Area Comedienne and actress who has performed all over.
Barrel Proof LoungeBailey Zimmerman: Different Night Same Rodeo
Bailey Zimmerman brings the Different Night Same Rodeo Tour to Graton Resort & Casino. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with Graton Rewards and Graton Social pre-sales.
Graton Resort & CasinoFourth Annual Occidental World Music & Dance Festival
The Fourth Annual Occidental World Music & Dance Festival brings global sounds and movement together in a lively, immersive celebration. Musicians and dancers from around the world share both time-honored traditions and fresh fusions, with a full program of performances and interactive workshops that welcome all ages. More than 40 activities are planned, including workshops, performances, jam sessions, drum circles and demonstrations. Food, vendors and community happenings add to the experience, and there is plenty of space for dancing. This gathering has become a cherished tradition in Occidental, highlighting shared connections through music and dance. Early purchase discounts are available.
Occidental Center for the ArtsDRAG VANGUARD | MAY 30TH
Promoted as Santa Rosa's premier drag show, Drag Vanguard is a monthly showcase at Shady Oaks Brewing Company. Hosted by Fae Tality and Amelia Need Moore, it takes place on the last Saturday of each month.
Shady Oak Brewing CompanyRoad to 100, The Complete Beethoven Symphonies, Year 3
The third year of the Road to 100 cycle brings two Beethoven masterworks to Weill Hall at the Green Music Center. Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong leads the orchestra in Symphony No. 4 in B-flat major, Op. 60, a work of bright elegance and classical poise, and Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, the Pastorale, a nature-infused journey that closes with a thankful, uplifting finale. Performances are shaped by distinctive orchestral setups that echo how these symphonies might have been heard in Beethoven’s day. This program marks another step toward the centennial celebration planned for the 2027 to 2028 season.
Weill Hall, Green Music CenterPeter solo at Dry Creek General Store
Peter presents a solo performance at Dry Creek General Store, his first of the year in Healdsburg's Dry Creek area. Music will be on the patio, and food and beverages are available for purchase inside the store or from the food truck to enjoy while relaxing and listening.
Dry Creek General StoreGolden State Salmon Association’s 14th Annual Santa Rosa Dinner
The Golden State Salmon Association’s Annual Santa Rosa Dinner brings together fishermen and women and others who rely on healthy salmon runs for an evening focused on conservation. As the organization’s biggest fundraiser, the event features BBQ, an open bar, raffles and auction prizes, and a community centered on the future of salmon. Every ticket helps fund work to restore California salmon runs and protect the rivers they depend on. The dinner takes place at the Friedman Events Center in Santa Rosa.
Friedman Event CenterFIRST FRIDAY at FRIDA - Scott Laws Original Acoustic Songwriter- Santa Rosa, CA
Café Frida Gallery hosts S.R. Laws, an original songwriter sharing acoustic, story-rich songs that balance a sense of the familiar with ideas all his own. His writing reflects the narrative craft of artists like John Hiatt, Lou Reed, Steve Earle, Neil Finn and Ron Sexsmith, landing in a warm, roots-leaning style. His connection to music began in Northern California, sparked by stacks of discarded 45s he explored from his father’s trash route. That early curiosity led him to Texas with two suitcases and $500 to immerse himself in Austin’s open mics and songwriter nights. He now lives in Sonoma County, touring and creating new work as the singer and songwriter for his rock band, The Heartsleeves. The performance centers on plainspoken, first person storytelling, a relaxed Americana groove and a smooth baritone that is easy on the ears. Listeners and presenters frequently note his clear narratives, earnest lyrics and a slow-building energy that often keeps audiences staying for another song.
Café Frida GalleryPGA Junior League
PGA Junior League welcomes kids ages 7 to 13, and no prior golf experience is needed. The program takes a team-first approach with matching jerseys, shared practice sessions, and low-pressure matches that keep things friendly and supportive. Participants learn the game while also building confidence, making friends, and enjoying time outside. Expect weekly practices paired with on-course play, a format where players compete together rather than alone, and coaching that emphasizes fun, solid fundamentals, and good sportsmanship. Children at every stage are encouraged to take part, from first-timers picking up a club to developing golfers looking for more time on the course.
Bennett Valley Golf CourseSue Curry Memorial Dressage Show
Honoring Sue Curry, this memorial dressage show is open to horses of every breed. It showcases the discipline of dressage across a broad range of horses in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Mighty Cash Cats - Johnny Cash Show
Michael Jay and the Mighty Cash Cats present their Cash Family endorsed Johnny Cash Show at the Mystic Theatre. The set spans the Sun Records beginnings through the American Recordings years, sharing the songs and stories that defined the Man in Black, with lively Johnny and June favorites such as Jackson. The group has toured across the United States and Europe, and in 2025 their travels included Japan and Vietnam. In 2023, Michael Jay was inducted into the California Music Hall of Fame during a ceremony hosted by William Shatner. An added segment features The Fabulous Linda Ronstadt Experience, with Leticia honoring Linda Ronstadt's greatest hits.
Buckle Show June 6&7
This two day buckle show takes place at Jones Ridge Ranch. Options for overnight camping and stall space are available, with no hookups currently offered. Further information will be shared as it becomes available.
Welcome to Games Day
The first Welcome to Games Day is a casual meetup at Goblin Bros in Petaluma, hosted by Petaluma Board Gamers and centered on easy to learn board games. Expect quick teach titles that get rolling in minutes, with no prior experience needed. Multiple tables will be running, and hosts will help match players so no one is left waiting. Drop in for a single game or stay longer, and bring friends who prefer lighter rules and a friendly pace. The aim is a welcoming, low pressure setting where newcomers and seasoned players can enjoy time together. Goblin Bros offers plenty of space, snacks, and a laid back atmosphere, giving everyone ample time to play without it running late. Arriving a little later is fine too.
Goblin Bros (Petaluma, CA)Small Boat Summer Camp at The Floathouse Petaluma Session 1
Designed for ages 10 to 14, this small-boat summer camp builds paddling skills on the tidal Petaluma River, a calm and well-protected waterway. Campers rotate through paddle boarding, kayaking, rowing, canoeing, and water biking, with additional chances to try sprint kayaks and an outrigger canoe. Groups are limited to six participants so each camper gets personal attention while exploring the river and taking a walk in the wetlands. The program is $400 per camper, and a friend or sibling discount is available.
Junior Golf Camp - 4 Days
Foxtail Golf Club offers beginner camps built on the Player Pathway, starting at Level 1. Participants begin by receiving a hat, achievement pins, and a training booklet, then continue through four additional levels that build skills in sequence. The curriculum, created by the US Kids Coaches Institute, provides a clear and enjoyable route to learning the game, and all sessions are led by US Kids Golf Certified Coaches. Lunch is included each day across the four-day program. Please note that registrations completed through Active.com include an additional processing fee of up to 5 percent.
Dogs In A Pile (Santa Rosa)
Dogs In A Pile takes the stage at The Junction in Santa Rosa with an eclectic blend of funk, jazz, and rock and roll touched by psychedelia. The quintet delivers an original vibe built on vivid, swirling soundscapes that evoke an earlier era. Tickets are $35 in advance or $41 on the day of show, with fees included.
The Junction - Santa RosaMinor Gold
Free live music fills the upstairs space at the Second Story with a performance by Minor Gold. The award winning partnership of Tracy McNeil from Canada and Dan Parsons from Australia appears in support of their album Way to the Sun, produced by Dan Horne, known for work with Mapache and Cass McCombs. The release earned strong recognition, including a Best New Music nod from UNCUT, a number one spot on the Americana Radio Adds chart in the United States, and a seven week presence on the Americana chart. Their close harmonies and intuitive interplay have drawn comparisons to pairings like Emmylou Harris and Gram Parsons. Seating is first come, first served, entry is based on capacity, and no RSVP is required.
Little SaintSit & Sew with a Pro SOLD OUT
Organized by the American Sewing Guild Santa Rosa Chapter at Cross and Crown Lutheran Church, this mini sewing retreat spans two days and accommodates up to 26 participants. Reservations are required due to limited capacity, and both days are sold out. Daily rates are $22 for ASG Santa Rosa members and $32 for guests, which include about 5 to 6 hours of support from a sewing pro. The exact amount of help varies based on total enrollment. For updates on openings or to request a spot on the waitlist, contact the organizer.
Cross and Crown Lutheran ChurchCountry Summer Music Festival Tickets Santa Rosa CA Sonoma - Keith Urban & Cole Swindell
Country Summer Music Festival features Keith Urban and Cole Swindell at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, California. Tickets are available through a ticket resale marketplace with a wide selection that can include premium seating and suites. Orders are protected by guarantees of authentic, valid-for-entry tickets, with refunds if the event is canceled without a rescheduled date. Prices are set by individual sellers and may be above or below face value, and the marketplace is not affiliated with the venue or the performers.
The Sun Kings @ Dry Creek Vineyard 2026 Summer of Zin
Summer of Zin marks its 16th year at Dry Creek Vineyard with The Sun Kings performing the music of The Beatles. The event features wine from the winery and a selection of food trucks, creating a relaxed setting for live Beatles tunes. Club member tickets are available, with general admission to follow.
PGA Junior League
At Petaluma Golf and Country Club, PGA Junior League provides a team-focused way for kids ages 7 to 13 to learn golf, and no prior experience is required. Participants wear team jerseys, practice together, and take part in friendly matches in a relaxed, encouraging environment. The program features weekly practices with on-course play, a format where kids play as a team rather than on their own, and coaching that emphasizes fun, fundamentals, and sportsmanship. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to developing players seeking more on-course experience. It is designed to build confidence, foster friendships, and nurture a love of being outdoors while growing golf skills.
Petaluma Golf and Country ClubSit Stay Sparkle Santa Rosa
A sparkling evening in Sonoma County at The Backdrop celebrates the powerful bond between people and their service dogs. Guests can hear firsthand stories from clients, meet the dogs that change lives, spend time with puppies, and take part in both live and silent auctions. Local wines, beer, and a delicious dinner set the scene for the premiere screening of the latest Canine Companions short film. Proceeds support Canine Companions and its mission to provide expertly trained service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities at no cost. Sponsorships are available, and tickets go on sale in spring.
The BackdropHaiti vs. Scotland
Victory House is showing every World Cup match, including the Haiti vs. Scotland matchup.
Martin Lawrence
Graton Resort & Casino hosts Martin Lawrence. Ticket access includes a public sale along with presale options through Graton Rewards and Graton Social.
Graton Resort & CasinoNetherlands vs. Japan
Victory House is showing all World Cup games, including the Netherlands vs. Japan match.
Garden party - celebrating the jewish woman
A garden gathering honoring Jewish women offers an afternoon of connection and inspiration. Guests can enjoy elegant teas and sparkling champagne, a tasty lunch with sweet and savory delicacies, and time to unwind with an individual massage. The experience centers on sisterhood and uplifting reflections rooted in the enduring teachings of Jewish womanhood. Couvert is $36.
Germany vs. Curacao
Victory House is showing every World Cup match, including Germany vs. Curacao. Watch this matchup as part of the venue’s full tournament coverage.
Cruisin' Hooters by Cruisin' North Car Club, Inc.
Hosted by Cruisin' North Car Club, Inc. at Hooters, this cruise-in highlights classic vehicles from 1986 and earlier across all makes. Hooters selects a Best of Show at regular gatherings, with a special Toys for Tots edition focused on collecting new, unwrapped toys. If it rains, donations can be dropped off using your everyday car, and there is no raffle during that edition. Participants showing a vehicle or purchasing raffle tickets may access a Hooters meal deal featuring choices such as a half-pound bacon cheeseburger, eight boneless wings, a chicken sandwich, three tenders, eight fried shrimp, or a garden chicken salad. Curly fries are included with each choice except the salad, and menu items and pricing may change. Attendees are asked to avoid parking in front of neighboring businesses, including Mattress Firm.
Hooters 6099 Rohnert Park Expwy, Rohnert Park, CA 94928The Dylan Black Project at Waterhawk Lake Club in Rohnert Park, Sun, Jun 14th, 12pm-3pm!
The Dylan Black Project brings its blend of funk, soulful blues, and a touch of rock and roll to Waterhawk Lake Club in Rohnert Park. This appearance marks the band's debut at the venue and features a newly enhanced lineup with Terry Sanders on guitar and vocals, Elmar Kurgpold on bass and vocals, Bob McBain on keyboards, Greg Saunders on drums, Jim Dooley on trumpet, and Stewart Viets on sax. The performance leans into gritty funk grooves, finger snapping R&B, and detailed musicianship that nods to the spirit of the Midnight Special era. Set beside a small lake with ample outdoor space, the club serves craft cocktails and food to complement the music.
Waterhawk Lake ClubSaudi Arabia vs. Uruguay
Fans can watch Saudi Arabia take on Uruguay at Victory House, where every World Cup game is being shown. Follow this matchup and keep up with the tournament all in one place.
Junior Golf Camp - 4 Days
Young golfers spend four days building skills through the Player Pathway as part of the Foxtail Golf Club beginner camps. Everyone starts at Level 1 and receives a hat, achievement pins, and a training booklet. After completing the first level, participants can move through four additional levels that build on prior progress. The curriculum comes from the US Kids Coaches Institute and is intended to make learning the game clear and enjoyable, and all instruction is provided by US Kids Golf Certified Coaches. Lunch is included each day. Registration through Active.com adds a processing fee of up to 5 percent to the price.
Junior Summer Camp | Choose from 5 sessions
A junior golf camp with five separate sessions is available for young players ages 6 to 14. The program blends skill-building and fun, with activities that cover putting, chipping, full swing instruction, games, and time on the course. Beginners are welcome, and clubs can be arranged by request. The cost is $350 per participant for each session, and every camper receives a hat and a sleeve of golf balls. For questions, contact CJ Snyder, head golf professional, at csnyder@bennettvalleygolf.com or 707-852-1162.
England vs. Croatia
Victory House will screen every World Cup match, including the England vs Croatia game.
Switzerland vs. ?
Victory House will show a Switzerland World Cup match live. The venue is broadcasting every game of the tournament.
Pepper on the Run live at Spancky’s Bar in Cotati!
Pepper on the Run delivers a live set at Spancky's Bar in Cotati, and admission is free.
Spancky's BarJuneteenth Community, Culture, and Music Festival
Produced by DKD Media Productions, this all-day festival honors Black history and culture and recognizes the meaning of Juneteenth. Guided by the themes of community, culture, and music, it features a marketplace highlighting Black-owned businesses, education-focused activities on Black history with HBCU outreach, and live music from Black artists. The event provides opportunities to reflect on the holiday and to connect through learning, commerce, and performance.
Old Courthouse Square Santa RosaGermany vs. Ivory Coast
Victory House will be showing the Germany vs. Ivory Coast World Cup matchup along with the rest of the tournament.
Road Eleven @ Waterhawk Lake Club
Road Eleven appears at Waterhawk Lake Club, with the announcement noting that it is a new place for them and expressing excitement about the occasion.
Rooted & Restored: Forest Hammock Floating Sound Bath
On private forested land in West Sebastopol, this floating sound bath invites nature lovers to relax in tree-hung hammocks and feel a gentle sense of weightlessness as the body softens with the natural sway. The experience begins with a 20-minute restorative yoga session led by Jill McDonald of Deep House Yoga to open the body and prepare for deep rest. A guided sound bath follows, featuring crystal bowls, chimes, and elemental tones that support release and renewal. The surrounding soundscape becomes part of the journey as hawks call, crows echo through the trees, crickets hum, and wind moves through the branches, creating an immersive atmosphere. Choose the setup that feels best for your body, whether floating in a hammock, nestling into a sleeping bag on a large outdoor rug, or getting cozy on a cotton mat inside a 20-foot glamping tent. Hammocks are limited to seven. Dress in layers and bring a pillow, a mat, and a blanket or sleeping bag. This experience encourages unplugging, feeling supported by nature, and returning to a grounded, restored state.
Cotati Music Festival
Returning to LaPlaza Park, this community music festival offers an afternoon of live performances from five Sonoma County bands. Explore a range of retail and food vendors, enjoy something delicious, and support local businesses while the music plays. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. Bring chairs and settle in for a relaxed day in Cotati.
LaPlaza ParkGrateful Sunday w/ Todd Bugbee and Friends
A community-centered event in Healdsburg at The Elephant in the Room features Todd Bugbee and Friends. The focus is on bringing people together.
The Elephant in the RoomThe Dylan Black Project at Brewster's Beer Garden in Petaluma, Sun, Jun 21st, 12pm-3pm!
The Dylan Black Project brings a blend of funk, soulful blues, and a touch of rock and roll to Brewster's Beer Garden, performed by musicians focused on their craft. Drawing on the vibe of classic Midnight Special era performances, the music combines gritty funk grooves, finger snapping R&B, and careful attention to sound. The lineup features Terry Sanders on guitar and vocals, Elmar Kurgpold on bass and vocals, Bob McBain on keys, Greg Saunders on drums, Jim Dooley on trumpet, and Stewart Viets on saxophone. The show is described as an experience rather than a typical set.
France vs. ?
Victory House is airing all World Cup games, and this event features a France matchup. Watch the full broadcast and follow the tournament as it unfolds.
Norway vs. Senegal
Norway takes on Senegal in World Cup action, and Victory House is showing every match throughout the tournament, including this one.
Junior Golf Camp - 4 Days
Foxtail Golf Club’s beginner camp introduces young players to the game through the Player Pathway. Participants start at Level 1, receiving a hat, achievement pins, and a training booklet, then progress through four additional levels that build on previous skills. The program was created by the US Kids Coaches Institute to provide a clear, enjoyable route to learning golf. All instruction is led by US Kids Golf Certified Coaches. Lunch is provided each day of this four-day camp. Registration completed through Active.com includes an additional processing fee of up to 5 percent.
Small Boat Summer Camp at The Floathouse Petaluma Session 2
At The Floathouse Petaluma, youth ages 10 to 14 spend time on the water learning paddle boarding, kayaking, rowing, canoeing and water biking along the tidal Petaluma River, a sheltered place to practice and explore. Groups are limited to six campers for focused attention while heading out on adventures that include outrigger canoeing, sprint kayaking and a walk in the wetlands. Discounts are available for friends or siblings, and the cost is $400 per participant.
NAofA Flag Football Camp
Children can build flag football skills in a non-contact setting in the City of Petaluma. The camp focuses on proper footwork, agility, passing, catching, handoffs, defensive technique, and learning positions. Activities include a quarterback challenge along with games and friendly competitions to keep practice lively and fun. Participants get a solid cardiovascular workout while developing teamwork, accountability, leadership, and resilience. Tuition is $245.
City of PetalumaEngland vs. Ghana
England faces Ghana. Victory House is airing all World Cup games, including this matchup.
Panama vs. Croatia
Victory House is showing every World Cup match, including Panama vs. Croatia.
Curacao vs. Ivory Coast
Every World Cup match is on at Victory House, including Curacao vs. Ivory Coast.
Japan vs. ?
Victory House is screening every World Cup match, and this viewing spotlights Japan taking the field against an opponent yet to be announced.
Ages and Ages
The Second Story hosts a free live music series upstairs, and this installment features Ages and Ages. No RSVP is required, seating is available on a first come basis, and entry is limited by capacity. Ages and Ages is the group behind the album Fine Thanks and You, created in a time of global upheaval and personal loss and focused on the hidden inner worlds that sit beyond polite small talk. Songwriter and vocalist Tim Perry shapes reflections on agency and mortality into songs that sometimes took root in the sterile aisles of big box stores. Recorded at Trash Treasury and Friendly Ghost with producer Cameron Spies, the project reached its final shape with the addition of vocalist Mira Stanley, who has since joined the band permanently. Drawing on the poetry of Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés, the record aims to offer a beacon in shadowy times through vivid imagery and a sound that is inquisitive yet grounded.
Little SaintAtsuko Okatsuka Tickets
Atsuko Okatsuka brings distinctive humor, crisp timing, and lively energy to the Event Center at Graton Resort & Casino. General Admission places you in the heart of the crowd, where punchlines hit harder and the laughter builds from set to set. Tickets are selling quickly with a sellout on the horizon. Promo codes are available... use TAKE5 for 5% off orders $199+ or TAKE10 for 10% off orders $349+.
Event Center at Graton Resort & CasinoAtsuko Okatsuka Rohnert Park
Atsuko Okatsuka brings The Big Bowl Tour to Graton Resort & Casino. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a social presale, a Graton presale, and a public onsale.
Graton Resort & CasinoNorway vs. France
Norway faces France in a World Cup match. Victory House is showing all World Cup games, and this matchup is part of the schedule.
Senegal vs. ?
Victory House is showing every match of the World Cup. This event focuses on Senegal’s matchup as part of the tournament schedule.
Panama vs. England
Victory House will be showing every World Cup match. Watch Panama take on England as part of the tournament coverage.
Rambletone live at Spicy Vines wines in Healdsburg Sat.Jun.27th 3-6pm
Rambletone brings a blues revue to Spicy Vines wines, where live music is paired with wines and wine-inspired cocktails.
Jordan vs. Argentina
Victory House is showing every World Cup match, including Jordan vs. Argentina. The full tournament lineup is available in one place.
BLVKOUT: Reunion Concert
BLVKOUT returns to Petaluma with a headlining show featuring special guests 2morrows June, No Limit Creation, and Exemplar. This all ages event welcomes fans of every generation. Tickets are available.
The Phoenix TheaterNAofA All Sports Camp - Full Day
At Galvin Community Park, this full day sports camp offers a friendly blend of learning and play for children. Age-appropriate activities build coordination and motor skills while introducing core sport fundamentals such as throwing, catching, kicking, and running. Participants practice problem solving through simple, structured games and challenges. Activities may include wiffleball, soccer, capture the flag, relay races, and obstacle courses, along with small-sided competitions that highlight teamwork and keep young athletes engaged. Tuition is $220.
Galvin Community ParkNAofA Pickleball Camp
NAofA Pickleball Camp introduces kids to the fast-growing game that blends elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Held at the City of Petaluma, this program focuses on skills such as serving and returning, volleying, dinking, court positioning, and scoring. Activities are designed to build hand-eye coordination, agility, and balance, and to encourage teamwork and social interaction. While they play, participants also get a healthy dose of cardiovascular exercise that can support a positive mood and overall mental wellness. Tuition is $220.
City of PetalumaJunior Golf Camp - 4 Days
Designed for kids who are new to the game, this four day camp follows the Player Pathway used by the Beginner Golf Camps at Foxtail Golf Club. Participants begin at Level 1 and receive a hat, achievement pins, and a training booklet. After completing Level 1, they can move through four additional levels, each one building on the skills learned earlier. The curriculum was created by the US Kids Coaches Institute to offer a clear and enjoyable path to learning golf. Instruction is led by US Kids Golf Certified Coaches, and lunch is provided each day. Registration completed through Active.com includes an additional processing fee of up to 5 percent.
Coffis Brothers (Original Americana/Rock n Roll) $20 at the door or through Eventbrite
Coffis Brothers bring original Americana and rock and roll fueled by sibling harmonies and seasoned songwriting. With two writers at the helm, six albums, and a thousand-plus performances, their sound weaves amplified Americana, acoustic folk, roadhouse rhythm and blues, and vibrant roots rock. The five piece features brothers Jamie and Kellen Coffis alongside Kyle Poppen on guitar, Aidan Collins on bass, and Cory Graves on drums. Their latest release, Kaw-fis Bruth-urs, produced by Bay Area musician Tim Bluhm, captures the chemistry of a band recording live in the studio and stretching into new territory while staying true to their core. The music spans highway-ready rock, soulful blues-inflected grooves, and jangly power pop layered with rich harmonies, with reflections on home, family, and the long road that shaped their journey. Admission is $20 at the door or through Eventbrite.
Pepper on the Run live at Griffo Distillery in Petaluma Sunday July 5th Free Admission!
Pepper on the Run takes over Griffo Distillery in Petaluma for a festive gathering. Admission is free.
Musical Swap Meet - Taylor Trades -Sunday Outdoor Market
Songwriter S.R. LAWS brings a warm, familiar sound that still feels new, shaped by a deep love of classic songs and a storyteller’s touch. Influences include John Hiatt, Lucinda Williams, Rodney Crowell, Neil Finn, Patty Griffin, Chuck Prophet, and Ron Sexsmith, whose work helped guide his creative path. His connection to music took root in Northern California, where he sifted through stacks of discarded 45s his father, a trash collector, brought home, turning each record into a small discovery. Eager to grow, he set out for Texas with $500 in the bank and two suitcases, diving into Austin’s open mics and songwriter gatherings to refine his craft. Now based in Sonoma County, he tours and writes with his original rock band, The Heartsleeves, offering songs that echo the past while speaking in his own voice.
Santa Rosa Veterans BuildingSmall Boat Summer Camp at The Floathouse Petaluma Session 3
Children ages 10 to 14 explore the tidal Petaluma River, a sheltered and engaging waterway, while learning paddle boarding, kayaking, rowing, canoeing, and water biking. Groups are limited to six campers so everyone gets personal attention. Activities include river outings, a chance to try outrigger canoeing and sprint kayaking, and a walk in the wetlands, creating a classic summer camp experience. The cost is $400 per camper, with a discount available for friends or siblings.
NAofA Basketball Camp
Taking place at City of Petaluma, the NAofA Basketball Camp helps young players strengthen both personal technique and team play. Instruction highlights dribbling and ball control, sharp passing and offensive reads, solid defense, purposeful footwork, general movement skills, and finishing with layups. The camp blends skill challenges with small-sided games and other friendly competitions so participants can apply what they practice in game-like situations. Along the way, basketball is used to reinforce teamwork, perseverance, handling wins and losses with respect, and building mental and emotional resilience. Kids can count on an energetic setting where they work hard and have fun. Tuition is $194.
City of PetalumaIntro to Sailing Camp at The Floathouse Petaluma Session 3
Young people ages 10 to 17 build or refresh core sailing skills in the Petaluma turning basin with guidance from experienced instructors. Enrollment is limited to six campers so each participant receives focused attention and plenty of hands-on practice. Training blends remote controlled sailboats for learning fundamentals with time in El Toros, a Captain's Gig, and a Lido 14. Instruction is matched to each camper's abilities and interests to keep challenges appropriate and progress steady. A sibling or friend discount is available, and the fee is $375 per camper.
Luna Live at The Big Easy in Petaluma, CA
Luna comes to Petaluma for a live performance at The Big Easy. The announcement shares enthusiasm about taking the stage and points to a great night ahead. It also encourages people in the area to spread the word to friends.
The Big EasyNAofA Jr Academy Teeball Camp
NAofA Jr Academy Teeball Camp builds confidence and core skills in throwing, catching, fielding, hitting, and running the bases. Days combine clear, kid-friendly instruction with progressive fundamentals, then round out the fun with small games and friendly competitions. Participants also grow off the field as they learn to follow coaching, collaborate as a team, and handle both wins and setbacks with resilience. Campers should bring their own glove. Tuition is $168.
Gin Blossoms and Blues Traveler with Spin Doctors
Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms team up with Spin Doctors for a co-headlined summer run that spans 35 shows from Los Angeles to New York City’s SummerStage in Central Park. This tour stop brings the multi-platinum rock bands to Weill Hall + Lawn at Sonoma State University’s Green Music Center, with the artists known for songs like “Run-Around” and “Hey Jealousy.”
Weill Hall + Lawn, Green Music CenterPepper on the Run live at Spicy Vines wines in Healdsburg! Sat.Jul.18th 3-6pm
Pepper on the Run performs live at Spicy Vines wines in Healdsburg. Attendees can enjoy wines and cocktails inspired by wine during the show.
NAofA Flag Football Camp - Full Day
This full day flag football camp builds skills in a non-contact environment. Young athletes practice throwing, catching, coverage, and running while working on footwork, agility, passing, receiving, handoffs, defending, and field positions. Participants also gain cardiovascular fitness and develop teamwork, accountability, leadership, and resilience. Highlights include a quarterback challenge, friendly games, spirited competitions, and plenty of fun. Tuition is $220.
NAofA Soccer Camp
This soccer camp at City of Petaluma welcomes beginners and players with some experience to strengthen essential skills. Participants are arranged by age and skill level so instruction matches their needs. Activities emphasize safe warmups, sharp footwork, agility work, passing, defending, finishing, and practical game tactics. Along the way, players build decision making, teamwork, and perseverance while developing solid technique and on-field awareness.
City of PetalumaSmall Boat Summer Camp at The Floathouse Petaluma Session 4
Designed for ages 10 to 14, this small-boat camp builds confidence on the tidal Petaluma River, a sheltered, safe, and fascinating waterway. Campers learn paddle boarding, kayaking, rowing, canoeing, and water biking, with time for exploration. Groups are capped at six to ensure plenty of individual attention. Adventures include trying outrigger canoeing and sprint kayaking, plus a walk through the wetlands for a closer look at the surroundings. The cost is $400 per camper, and a friend or sibling discount is available.
Santa Rosa NorCal Hockey - Growlers vs NYPD Hockey
Be part of the action. The Santa Rosa Growlers face off against the NYPD in an exhilarating matchup, showcasing talent, teamwork, and determination. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., with the game starting at 8:00 p.m.
Santa Rosa Growlers