Sonoma Community Center

Sunday, August 23, 2026
10:00 am
to
2:30 pm<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-201-fiber-arts-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 201, Fiber Arts Studio;Beginning&nbsp;Age: 18 and older</a></h3>Registration Cost:
$75
Materials Fee:
$5
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$80Brighten your day by creating beautiful crepe paper sunflowers in this
beginner-friendly workshop! You’ll learn the fundamentals of paper
flower making, including cutting, shaping, coloring, and assembling
crepe paper petals and leaves to create a lifelike bloom. With
step-by-step guidance and all materials provided, this relaxing and
creative class is perfect for complete beginners or anyone looking to
explore a new craft. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home some
stunning handmade sunflowers that will last for years—no prior
experience required.
Please bring a bag lunch or snacks and a beverage/water bottle.

Local Event: Crepe Paper Flowers: Sunflowers

Sonoma County

Sonoma Valley

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Crepe Paper Flowers: Sunflowers

Sunday, August 23, 2026
10:00 am
to
2:30 pmRoom 201, Fiber Arts Studio;Beginning Age: 18 and olderRegistration...

Thursday, August 27, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-110/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 110;All Levels;Age:18+</a></h3>

Total Registration Cost:
$40

Experiment with plants, pressure, and iron-rich water to create 
unexpectedly beautiful impressions on cloth. Fresh flower petals and 
leaves are transformed through a simple press and a bit of magic into 
layered marks and abstract forms. Each participant creates a unique pair
 of napkins.

Local Event: Crushing It: Botanical Impressions on Fabric

Crushing It: Botanical Impressions on Fabric

Thursday, August 27, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Room 110;All Levels;Age:18+

Total Registration Cost:
$40

Experiment with plants,...

Fridays Weekly · 2 WeeksAugust 28 – September 4, 2026
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-201-fiber-arts-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 201, Fiber Arts Studio;Beginning;Age:18 and older</a></h3>Learn to create hand-rolled beads made from vintage Japanese recycled or
remnant fabric. This is a two day workshop, 2 hours each workshop.
During the first class, students will choose from distinctive Japanese
fabrics and learn the process of cutting, preparing the fabric and the
rolling techniques to create handmade beads. For the second workshop the
participants will return with the fabric beads they have completed at
home and will learn how to design and assemble a personal jewelry piece
incorporating their fabric beads with a variety of provided glass and
stone beads.Materials fee includes fabric, adhesive, beads, wire and findings.Registration Cost:
$80
Materials Fee:
$15
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Total Registration Cost:
$95

Local Event: Japanese Fabric Beadmaking

Japanese Fabric Beadmaking

Fridays Weekly · 2 WeeksAugust 28 – September 4, 2026
2:00 PM – 4:00 PMRoom 201, Fiber Arts Studio;Beginning;Age:18 and...

Saturday, August 29, 2026 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Sunday, August 30, 2026 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-208/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 208;All Levels;Age:18+&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;$180 – Registration Cost$25 – Materials Fee $205 – Total Registration Cost</a></h3>In this workshop, students will be introduced to the process of making
Japanese paper. Japanese paper, often incorrectly referred to as rice
paper, is known for its great strength while appearing delicate and
gossamer-thin. In this workshop, students will learn the basics of
preparing their own fiber, hand beating, and forming sheets in the
traditional nagashizuki method. Students will take home wet sheets to
dry at home with instructions.Please be aware that papermaking
is a wet activity –&nbsp; wear clothing and shoes that can get wet. Class
involves some physical activity, including standing and arm movements.
All supplies are provided through the materials fee. La maestra habla español.Note: Please bring a bag lunch on Sunday.

Local Event: Japanese Papermaking

Japanese Papermaking

Saturday, August 29, 2026 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Sunday, August 30, 2026 10:00 AM – 4:00 PMRoom 208;All...

Jack London State Historic Park

Experience Jack London State Historic Park in a whole new way during Walk on the Wild Side, a guided evening hike that reveals the fascinating world of the park’s crepuscular and nocturnal wildlife.
As the sun begins to set and the landscape transforms, participants will take a moderate-paced hike along park trails, stopping periodically to learn about the animals that become more active as daylight fades. Along the way, a park naturalist will share insights into the behaviors, habitats, and adaptations of the wildlife that thrive during the evening hours.
This educational hike offers a unique opportunity to experience the park’s sights and sounds as day transitions to night, while gaining a deeper appreciation for the wildlife of Jack London State Historic Park.
This event includes an approximately 3.25-mile round-trip hike and is considered moderate in difficulty.This hike is recommended for participants ages 12 and older. All minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.Please note that pet dogs (non-service animals) are not permitted on backcountry trails in order to protect wildlife.

Local Event: Walk on the Wild Side – The World of Crepuscular and Nocturnal Wildlife

Walk on the Wild Side – The World of...

Experience Jack London State Historic Park in a whole new way during Walk on the Wild Side, a guided evening hike that reveals...

Walk on the Wild Side – The World of Crepuscular and Nocturnal Wildlife

Friday, September 4, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-109-rotary-kitchen/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 109, Rotary Kitchen Ages: 18 and older;All Levels&nbsp;</a></h3><h6></h6>
Join
 instructor Gerardo Diaz for a hands-on class built around the bright, 
refreshing flavors of ceviche. You’ll learn how to select the freshest 
seafood, balance the citrus marinade that “cooks” it to perfection, and 
bring everything together with the right herbs, aromatics, and finishing
 touches. Gerardo will share the techniques and tips that make this dish
 a standout, whether you’re serving it as an appetizer or the 
centerpiece of a meal. Perfect for cooks of every level, you’ll leave 
with a fresh skill set and the confidence to recreate it at home. Sign 
up today and bring your appetite to the Sonoma Community Center.

Local Event: Learn to Make Ceviche from Scratch

Learn to Make Ceviche from Scratch

Friday, September 4, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PMRoom 109, Rotary Kitchen Ages: 18 and older;All Levels 
Join
 instructor Gerardo...

Fridays Weekly · 6 WeeksSeptember 4 – October 9, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-208/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 208;Ages: 18 and older; All levels In this six-week course, participants will learn foundational watercolor
 techniques and develop essential experiential knowledge of this 
beautiful and challenging medium. Our unifying subject will be gorgeous 
fresh produce – fruits, veggies and herbs. These subjects are great for 
beginners and experienced watercolor painters alike; their organic 
shapes make them forgiving drawing subjects, but their beauty can be a 
muse for life. Instructor Hannah Day is a passionate produce lover and 
botanical painter and will share her unique approach to rendering 
botanicals. This class will work from life, practicing observational 
drawing in addition to watercolor technique. With six class sessions, 
participants will have the opportunity to develop their skills and build
 muscle memory with a medium that often feels like it has a mind of its 
own. Beginning artists and repeat students welcome! All supplies are 
provided.</a></h3>

Local Event: Fall Harvest in Watercolor

Fall Harvest in Watercolor

Fridays Weekly · 6 WeeksSeptember 4 – October 9, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PMRoom 208;Ages: 18 and older; All levels In this...

On Saturdays from Sept. 5 to Oct. 3, Jack London State Historic Park’s WILD Trail Challenge returns for a third year.This series of five hikes covers every trail in the park for a total of 39.5 miles.The hikes increase in duration and/or difficulty each week.Participants can sign up for individual hikes or do them all.
The price for each hike is $15.The park entry fee of $15 per vehicle is waived for these hikes.Those who sign up for all five hikes before Sept. 5 save 20 percent and pay only $60.
Hike # 1 – Historic Trails
September 5, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 
A great way to warm up. This hike explores the historic sites and trails of the park. Navigate both sides of the park to discover Jack London’s Beauty Ranch, London Lake, and the Wolf House ruins. 
Easy – moderate hike (approximately 4.5 miles roundtrip)
Hike # 2 – Ancient Redwood
September 12, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 
Meander through the redwoods and sunny oak woodlands of the park’s three Bridge Trails (Upper, Lower, and Fallen). The journey leads to the majestic ancient redwood, fondly known as the Grandmother Tree.
Moderate hike (approximately 6 miles roundtrip)
Hike # 3 – Historic Orchard
September 19, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 
Start Location: Note that this hike does not begin at Jack London State Historic Park
Sonoma Developmental Center
Arnold Dr, Eldridge, CA 95431
Stroll along the blue shores of Fern Lake before reaching the Historic Orchard. Learn about the history of the land and the fascinating fruit-bearing crops that thrive there. 
Moderate – Difficult hike (approximately 7 miles roundtrip)
Hike # 4 – Ridge
September 26, 9 a.m-3:30 p.m. 
Details: Hikers will gain elevation and an appreciation for the diverse habitats found within the park. They’ll also traverse part of the ever-growing Bay Area Ridge Trail. 
Difficult hike (approximately 12 miles roundtrip)
Hike # 5 – Summit
October 3, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 
A trek to the park summit is the perfect way to complete the WILD Trail Challenges.Climb Sonoma Mountain to enjoy stunning views, celebrate with fellow hikers, and become a WILD One. 
Difficult hike (approximately 10 miles roundtrip)

Local Event: Jack London State Historic Park WILD Trail Challenge 

Jack London State Historic Park WILD Trail...

On Saturdays from Sept. 5 to Oct. 3, Jack London State Historic Park’s WILD Trail Challenge returns for a third year.This...

Jack London State Historic Park WILD Trail Challenge 

Acompáñanos en una caminata guiada en el bosque de Jack London State Historic Park. Vamos a empezar por explorar la comunidad abandonada del Sonoma Developmental Center y de ahi iremos por el paisaje montañoso rumbo a Fern Lake, caminaremos hasta el área del Huerto y regresaremos rodeando el lago. Esta caminata es ideal para quienes disfrutan de la naturaleza, el aire fresco y las vistas tranquilas del bosque.Es una experiencia educativa y interesante, diseñada para conectar con la naturaleza a un buen ritmo.
Among Forests and Lakes: Join a five-mile guided hike in Spanish through the woods at Jack London State Historic Park. Begin by exploring the abandoned Sonoma Developmental Center grounds, then head through the hilly landscape toward Fern Lake, hike to the Orchard area, and return by circling the lake. This hike is perfect for those who enjoy nature, fresh air, and peaceful forest views. It is an engaging, educational experience designed to help connect with nature at a comfortable pace.

Local Event: Entre Bosques y Lagos – Una Caminata en Espanol

Entre Bosques y Lagos – Una Caminata en Espanol

Acompáñanos en una caminata guiada en el bosque de Jack London State Historic Park. Vamos a empezar por explorar la comunidad...

Join us for our first Annual North Bay Craft Bash.
The first 100 customers in the door will receive a free cloth shopping bag. Shop unique handmade goods, support local artisans and find one of a kind gifts. Get your holiday shopping started early!
Don't forget to grab your Sax's Joint cinnamon rolls!

Local Event: Annual Northbay Craft Bash

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Annual Northbay Craft Bash

Join us for our first Annual North Bay Craft Bash.
The first 100 customers in the door will receive a free cloth shopping bag....

Saturdays Weekly · 4 WeeksSeptember 5 – 26, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-208/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 208;Ages 18+; Beginning Level </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$195
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$225In this special four-week workshop, participants will explore the unique
art of reduction relief printmaking. Acclaimed guest artist, Tomoko
Murakami, will demonstrate how to create multi-color prints from a
single linoleum block. The main idea is to gradually carve away parts of
the block and print each new layer of color, with each layer building
on the previous one. The course covers the entire process, from
designing and planning, to carving techniques, inking, registration, and
printing with both hand and printing press methods. Participants will
learn to explore the possibilities of color mixing and layering,
enabling students to achieve intricate designs and a wide range of
visual effects. You will gain an understanding of the materials,
processes, and innovations involved in this unique form of relief print
printing!
All levels are welcome, including continuing linocut students.&nbsp;
Please note: This
class requires hand dexterity to maneuver the carving tool.
Participants should feel comfortable standing, and using tools with
sharp blades and edges.

Local Event: Introduction to Reduction Linocut

Introduction to Reduction Linocut

Saturdays Weekly · 4 WeeksSeptember 5 – 26, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PMRoom 208;Ages 18+; Beginning Level Registration...

Saturdays, September 5, 12 19, 26, 2026
2:00 pm
to
5:00 pm<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-208/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 208</a>;Ages: 18 +; All Levels </h3>Art of the Imaginal Soul invites you to experience the joy of creative
self-expression in a warm, welcoming community space. Using collage as a
powerful and intuitive process, participants explore imagery,
imagination, and inner wisdom to create deeply personal works of art.
SoulCollage® offers a meaningful way to tell personal stories—whether
they reflect memories, relationships, dreams, challenges, or
aspirations—through images and symbols.No prior art experience
is needed—everyone is gently supported in moving beyond self-doubt and
into playful discovery. Over four sessions, creativity unfolds naturally
in a nurturing environment where each person’s unique voice is valued
and celebrated.Register for a single workshop or sign up for all four and receive a discount.

Local Event: SoulCollage: Art of the Imaginal Soul

SoulCollage: Art of the Imaginal Soul

Saturdays, September 5, 12 19, 26, 2026
2:00 pm
to
5:00 pmRoom 208;Ages: 18 +; All Levels  Art of the Imaginal Soul invites you...

As part of a series co-hosted by Jack London Park Partners and the Jack London Society, this is a rare opportunity to hear distinguished scholars from Japan present their research exploring the lives and relationships that connected Jack London with Japanese immigrants in early twentieth-century California.
Professor Takaharu Mori
will explore Jack London’s relationships with Japanese immigrants, focusing on Yoshimatsu Nakata and Kanae Nagasawa, a descendant of samurai and one of California’s most influential early winemakers at Fountain Grove Winery in Santa Rosa. Through their stories, the presentation reveals the personal and cultural connections that linked Jack London with members of the Japanese community in Northern California.
Nagako Muto, Ph.D.,
a scholar of classical Japanese literature, will examine the remarkable 1914 diary of Yoshimatsu Nakata, a Japanese immigrant who lived and worked closely with Jack London. Nakata’s firsthand observations provide an intimate view of London’s daily life, physical challenges, and interactions with California’s legal and cultural landscape.
Professor Mori’s former student, Dr. Kaoru Nishihara, will conclude the program with a brief presentation highlighting her own research into Jack London’s changing views of Japan and the Japanese people.

Local Event: Jack London and Japan: Connections Across the Pacific

Jack London and Japan: Connections Across the...

As part of a series co-hosted by Jack London Park Partners and the Jack London Society, this is a rare opportunity to hear...

Jack London and Japan: Connections Across the Pacific

This Labor Day, join a naturalist-led exploration of the remarkable work happening throughout the landscape at Jack London State Historic Park.
From nature’s architects and engineers to recyclers, pollinators, and cleanup crews, wildlife is constantly working behind the scenes to keep the ecosystem thriving. Along the way, explore the important work people do to care for this special place.
There is an extraordinary amount of activity happening in nature, much of it just beyond our notice. This three-mile, family-friendly program invites participants to slow down, look more closely, and discover the many ways wildlife and people contribute to a healthy landscape.

Local Event: Nature at Work - A Family Hike

Nature at Work - A Family Hike

This Labor Day, join a naturalist-led exploration of the remarkable work happening throughout the landscape at Jack London...

Wednesdays Weekly · 6 WeeksSeptember 9 – October 21, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-208/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 208;Ages: 18+; Intermediate </a></h3>You have a basic understanding of how to use paint and you are beginning
to grasp ideas around color. What is next? This class will expand your
knowledge of color theory, and ways to approach different subjects in a
variety of ways. You will be challenging your ideas about shape and
value. Bring your paint, brushes, curiosity, and let’s have some fun
with painting. This class is suitable for those with some experience in
acrylic or oil painting.Upon registration the instructor will email you regarding supplies.

Local Event: Next Level Acrylic Painting

Next Level Acrylic Painting

Wednesdays Weekly · 6 WeeksSeptember 9 – October 21, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PMRoom 208;Ages: 18+; Intermediate You have a basic...

Saturday, September 12, 2026
11:00 am
to
3:00 pm<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-110/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 110;Ages: 16+; All levels; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$115
Materials Fee:
$10
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$125Join
 French-American collage artist Catherine Cruz for a special, 
personalized workshop designed just for you! The word collage comes from
 the French verb coller, meaning “to glue,” and is all about merging 
various materials to tell a visual story. Much like our lives, which are
 shaped by countless moments and experiences, collage pieces bring 
together fragments that reveal hidden connections and untold narratives.
 In this class, you’ll reflect on what matters most to you and how that 
can be expressed through art. Catherine will help you release the need 
for perfection and trust your creative instincts. By the end of the 
workshop, you’ll not only have a finished artwork but also a deeper 
connection to your creative potential and a renewed love for the art of 
collage.Some of the images featured on this page show artwork 
created by students who have participated in Catherine’s previous 
workshops.
<h6>What You’ll learn</h6>
<ul>
<li>Creative ways to incorporate your personal story in your art&nbsp;</li>



<li>Methods for sourcing interesting collage papers</li>



<li>Techniques for crafting textured, multi-layered collages</li>



<li>Strategies for refining your composition</li>
</ul>
<h6>Requirements</h6>
Please
 bring your own papers to personalize your artwork like ephemera that 
represents your life or a certain period of time, copies of photos, old 
letters, book pages, papers from memorable experiences or travels, or 
documents that hold meaning. If you’re not comfortable using these 
documents, you should make laser color copies of them. You will not be 
able to use anything printed on glossy paper or photo paper so it is 
best to make laser copies of your photographs. Inkjet prints do not work
 with this process.
<h5>Participants must purchase and bring the following items – Instructor will not provide panels for this class:</h5>
<ul>
<li>One 12”x12” cradled wood panel, either ¾” thick or 1 ½” thick – 
panel can be purchased locally at RileyStreet Art Supply or online at 
Blick.com – Do not use a canvas.</li>



<li>Apron or painting shirt</li>



<li>Nitrile gloves if you have sensitive skin</li>



<li>Brown bag lunch and beverage</li>



<li>Any collage papers you would like to use(see website for supply list)</li></ul>

Local Event: Collage Your Story

Collage Your Story

Saturday, September 12, 2026
11:00 am
to
3:00 pmRoom 110;Ages: 16+; All levels; Registration Cost:
$115
Materials...

Convene by Dan Kosta

Paella over an open flame. Convene by Dan Kosta wines in your glass. Golden light over Bacchus Landing in Healdsburg. This is the kind of afternoon that makes autumn worth waiting for.
Join us from 1:00 to 4:00 PM as Gerald fires up his signature paella, built for sharing and made for sipping alongside our Fall Release. Seats are limited and this one tends to sell out, so reserve early.
Kosta Collective Members: Complimentary for you plus a guest Mailing List Members: $65 per person
Wines: Fall Release, Convene by Dan Kosta
Tapas, 1:00 to 1:30 PM: Manchego with quince jam, saffron sautéed shrimp Lunch, 1:30 to 3:00 PM: Chicken and seafood paella, tossed green salad, artisanal bread (vegan paella available)<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/156168/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Pinot & Paella Autumn Wine Celebration

Pinot & Paella Autumn Wine Celebration

Paella over an open flame. Convene by Dan Kosta wines in your glass. Golden light over Bacchus Landing in Healdsburg. This is...

Dragonfly Farm and Floral

On Sept 12, guests are invited to gather at Dragonfly Floral in Healdsburg for a community-driven fundraising dinner benefiting BEE in Kenya, the nonprofit co-founded by beekeeper and Sonoma County Bee Company owner Candice Koseba.
This year's event will also feature an all-art auction, with original works generously donated by an inspiring collection of local and international artists. Local artists Jake Messing, Jessica Martin, and Sebastian Pochan to name a few. Each piece has been donated to help raise critical funds for BEE in Kenya's mission, making art an integral part of an evening dedicated to creating meaningful impact.
<a href="https://www.beeinkenya.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">BEE in Kenya 501(c)(3)</a>—short for Beekeepers and Educators Engaged in Kenya—works to empower rural Kenyan communities through ecological education and sustainable beekeeping. The organization partners with schools and community organizations throughout Kenya to foster a deeper understanding of natural ecosystems, the essential role of bees, and regenerative beekeeping practices that support environmental stewardship and long-term economic resilience.
Every ticket purchased, every auction bid, and every donation made directly supports BEE in Kenya's programs, helping provide beekeeping equipment, training, educational resources, and opportunities that strengthen both communities and the landscapes they depend on.&nbsp;Set within the beautiful surroundings of Dragonfly Floral in Healdsburg, the Second Annual BEE in Kenya Benefit Dinner invites guests into an immersive evening celebrating bees, art, land stewardship, and cross-cultural connection. The space will be thoughtfully transformed with Kenyan textiles, handcrafted details, beeswax candles, floral installations, and natural elements that reflect the landscapes and communities BEE in Kenya serves.The experience includes a thoughtfully curated, family-style dinner celebrating the flavors of the season, complemented by locally sourced wines, non-alcoholic beverages, and a beautifully prepared dessert.
Each guest will leave with a special takeaway gift from Sonoma County Bee Company—a thoughtful reminder of the evening and the shared commitment to supporting bees, sustainable practices, and the global community.
Event Details 📍 Location: Dragonfly Floral + Farm : 425 Westside Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448 📅 Date: Saturday September 12 6-9pm 🎟 Tickets:<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-bee-in-kenya-benefit-dinner-art-auction-tickets-1996131096845?aff=oddtdtcreator" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">2nd Annual BEE in Kenya Benefit Dinner &amp; Art Auction</a>

Local Event: 2nd Annual BEE in Kenya Dinner and Art Auction

Healdsburg

2nd Annual BEE in Kenya Dinner and Art Auction

On Sept 12, guests are invited to gather at Dragonfly Floral in Healdsburg for a community-driven fundraising dinner benefiting...

Napa Music Hall

If you can’t get enough of ABBA, boy do we have THE dance party for you! We are a DJ dance party playing all your favorite ABBA tracks, plus plenty of other disco hits from the 70s &amp; 80's like The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Cher, &amp; so much more. So honey honey, take-a-chance and you’ll be dancing all night long. Grab tickets, put on your best disco attire, bring your friends, and have the best night of your life!<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/154393/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Gimme Gimme Disco

Gimme Gimme Disco

If you can’t get enough of ABBA, boy do we have THE dance party for you! We are a DJ dance party playing all your favorite ABBA...

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GOFLOW Plumbing

At GOFLOW Plumbing, we take ownership of your plumbing problem from the moment you call. It’s not just a phrase—it’s how we work. We know this area, we know plumbing, and we care deeply about doing the job right. We’re not a franchise or a dispatch center. We’re a local company built by plumbers who got tired of seeing homeowners treated like transactions instead of people. GOFLOW Plumbing Team Three Generations of Plumbing Our roots go back to 1959, spanning three generations of hands-on plumbing experience. Along the way, we’ve learned what truly lasts, what causes problems, and what homeowners need to feel confident in their homes. We built GOFLOW on a simple belief: people deserve clarity, honesty, and real protection. We both grew up around plumbing, learned the trade hands-on, and saw too many companies put sales ahead of solutions. So we chose to build something better.

At GOFLOW Plumbing, we take ownership of your plumbing problem from the moment you call. It’s not just a phrase—it’s how we work. We know this area...

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Cheryl Teach Music

Music Education and Instruction Instrumental and Vocal Any Age and All Abilities Life Long Music Educator Patient, Kind, Professional, Excellent Reputation

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