Historic Downtown Petaluma, Petaluma, CA, 94952

Petaluma Fall Antique Faire 
Sunday, September 27, 2026 
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 
Historic Downtown Petaluma
Come treasure hunting in Downtown Petaluma as more than 200 antique and vintage dealers take over the streets for one of the city’s favorite annual traditions.
Explore everything from estate jewelry, furniture, art and collectibles to vintage clothing, home décor, books, retro finds and plenty of surprises along the way.
The Faire fills Fourth and Kentucky Streets between B Street and Washington Street, along with the A Street Parking Lot and Western Avenue.
Start the morning with the Petaluma Masons’ traditional pancake breakfast at the Masonic Lodge, 9 Western Avenue, from 7:00 AM to 11:30 AM, then spend the day browsing, eating, shopping and exploring downtown.
Free admission and free parking.
Proceeds support the Petaluma Downtown Association and help fund future downtown events and programs.
For more information, visit PetalumaDowntown.com or follow the Petaluma Downtown Association on Facebook.

Local Event: Petaluma Fall Antique Faire

Sonoma County

Petaluma

California

Petaluma Fall Antique Faire

Petaluma Fall Antique Faire 
Sunday, September 27, 2026 
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 
Historic Downtown Petaluma
Come treasure hunting in...

Adult Group Guitar Classes - Next Session Begins Sept 30th

Local Event: Adult Group Guitar Classes

Sonoma Valley

Adult Group Guitar Classes

Adult Group Guitar Classes - Next Session Begins Sept 30th

Sonoma Community Center

Wednesday, September 30, 2026
10:00 am
to
11:30 am<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-109-rotary-kitchen/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 109, Rotary Kitchen;All levels; Age: 18+; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$15
Materials Fee:
Included
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$15. As the founder of Erin Shallat Catering in San Francisco, Erin brings
over two decades of experience in transforming nutrition into an art
form. Her unique approach intertwines advanced studies in nutrition with
a deep passion for the culinary arts. Erin’s goal is to make meal prep
approachable and not intimidating for everyone, encouraging students to
gain confidence in the kitchen. She believes in working with seasonal
produce and what’s available, helping students learn to create
health-conscious yet tantalizing menus that embrace both flavor and
wellness.
Introducing our Fall/Winter Cooking Series—designed
for both returning and new students. This six-week program runs Mondays
and Wednesdays, each with a unique focus to offer variety,
skill-building, and fun throughout the season.
Wednesdays are all
about creativity and fun! Each week features a new theme centered on
easy appetizers and dinner party dishes. From festive bites to
crowd-pleasers, these sessions will inspire students to host gatherings
or simply enjoy something new on their own.

Local Event:  Appetizers & Dinner Party Themes with Erin Shallat

 Appetizers & Dinner Party Themes with Erin...

Wednesday, September 30, 2026
10:00 am
to
11:30 amRoom 109, Rotary Kitchen;All levels; Age: 18+; Registration...

 Appetizers & Dinner Party Themes with Erin Shallat

Gallery 212 Sonoma CA

Viewing: October 1 – November 1, 2026 9 AM – 8 PM · 7 Days a Week; Reception:Thu, October 1 · 5 – 7:30 PM&nbsp;Gallery 212;&nbsp;276 E. Napa St., SonomaFree. Open to the public 9 AM – 8 PMArtist Statement:&nbsp; Home
 is the place we return to, the place we care for, the place we imagine 
will sustain us. But what happens when the place we call home becomes 
increasingly overwhelmed by the things we have made and discarded?
Since
 1999, we have collected plastic from Kehoe Beach in the Point Reyes 
National Seashore, bringing home what the ocean has returned to us. What
 began as an encounter with plastic pollution has become something much 
larger: an ongoing meditation on our relationship with the planet and on
 the extraordinary persistence of the materials we create.
Plastic
 is now woven into nearly every aspect of contemporary life. It 
surrounds us, carries our food, packages our purchases, clothes our 
bodies, and fills our homes. Once discarded, however, it rarely 
disappears. It fragments, travels, accumulates, and finds its way into 
rivers, oceans, soil, air, and the bodies of living things. The 
shoreline becomes a kind of ledger—a record of our habits and our 
collective failure to imagine where our things go when we are finished 
with them.
Our
 work is an effort at planetary housekeeping: picking up, sorting, 
washing, arranging, and transforming what has been left behind. There is
 something humble and almost domestic about this work. We gather the 
fragments as one might sweep a floor or tidy a room, except that the 
room is the world itself.
The
 title Home Again, Home Again carries a double meaning. It speaks to the
 desire to return to a place that feels familiar and cared for, while 
reminding us that there is no separate place to return to. This is our 
home. The ocean, the shoreline, the rivers, and the landscapes around us
 are not somewhere else—they are part of the same household.
By
 transforming discarded plastic into art, we are not trying to make 
pollution beautiful or to disguise the problem. Rather, we want to hold 
these objects in our attention long enough to see them differently: as 
evidence of our choices, as traces of daily life, and as reminders of 
our profound dependence on the natural world.
Perhaps
 planetary housekeeping begins with simply paying attention—seeing what 
has accumulated, picking it up, and asking what kind of home we want to 
leave behind.
Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang One Beach Plastic
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Local Event: Home Again, Home Again

Home Again, Home Again

Viewing: October 1 – November 1, 2026 9 AM – 8 PM · 7 Days a Week; Reception:Thu, October 1 · 5 – 7:30 PM Gallery 212; 276 E....

Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building

HUGE Book Sale: 50,000 gently used books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl, sheet music, puzzles and more at bargain prices.- Most books, DVDs, CDs $2. Most children’s books and vinyl $1, plus high-quality, hard-to-find collectible and gift books, boxed sets, jigsaw puzzles, games and journals priced as marked. 

- 50+ categories of books including fiction, mysteries, sci-fi, romance, literature, children's books, history, Californiana, biographies/memoirs, art, music (including sheet music), cooking, health/medicine, religion, psychology, sociology/anthropology, performing arts, languages, travel, poetry and more.
HOURS: 
- Friday, Oct 2 from 1 - 3 pm Members-only Preview (individual memberships start at $10; available at the door starting at noon). Open to the public Friday, Oct 2 from 3 - 7pm
- Saturday, Oct 3 10 am - 5 pm 
- Sunday, Oct 4 HALF-PRICE DAY 10 am - 4 pm
- Monday, Oct 5 $5/BAG DAY 2 - 6 pm (no limit on number of grocery-sized bags)

LOCATION: Veterans Memorial Hall, 1351 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa. Free parking on site.

PAYMENT: Credit, debit, cash, check and Apple, Google &amp; Samsung Pay

HOSTED BY FRIENDS OF THE SANTA ROSA LIBRARIES (sonomalibrary.org/friends). Proceeds benefit Santa Rosa Libraries. See our ad in BOOKSALEFINDER.COM and Like us on Facebook (Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries)

Local Event: BIG BOOK SALE Oct 2-5 by Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries

BIG BOOK SALE Oct 2-5 by Friends of the Santa...

HUGE Book Sale: 50,000 gently used books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl, sheet music, puzzles and more at bargain prices.- Most books, DVDs,...

BIG BOOK SALE Oct 2-5 by Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries

Jack London State Historic Park

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 

HUGE Book Sale: 50,000 gently used books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl, sheet music, puzzles and more at bargain prices. 
- Most books, DVDs, CDs $2. Most children’s books and vinyl $1, plus high-quality, hard-to-find collectible and gift books, boxed sets, jigsaw puzzles, games and journals priced as marked. 
- 50+ categories of books including fiction, mysteries, sci-fi, romance, literature, children's books, history, Californiana, biographies/memoirs, art, music (including sheet music), cooking, health/medicine, religion, psychology, sociology/anthropology, performing arts, languages, travel, poetry and more.
HOURS: 
- Friday, Oct 2 from 1 - 3 pm Members-only Preview (individual memberships start at $10; available at the door starting at noon). Open to the public Friday, Oct 2 from 3 - 7pm
- Saturday, Oct 3 10 am - 5 pm 
- Sunday, Oct 4 HALF-PRICE DAY 10 am - 4 pm
- Monday, Oct 5 $5/BAG DAY 2 - 6 pm (no limit on number of grocery-sized bags)

LOCATION: Veterans Memorial Hall, 1351 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa. Free parking on site.

PAYMENT: Credit, debit, cash, check and Apple, Google &amp; Samsung Pay

HOSTED BY FRIENDS OF THE SANTA ROSA LIBRARIES (sonomalibrary.org/friends). Proceeds benefit Santa Rosa Libraries. See our ad in BOOKSALEFINDER.COM and Like us on Facebook (Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries)

Local Event: BIG BOOK SALE by Friends of SR Libraries Oct 2-5

BIG BOOK SALE by Friends of SR Libraries Oct 2-5

HUGE Book Sale: 50,000 gently used books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl, sheet music, puzzles and more at bargain prices. 
- Most books,...

<h1>Fall Clothing Swap;Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 10 AM – 1 PM;Back Patio, Sonoma Community Center;276 E. Napa St., Sonoma, CA 95476276 E. Napa St., Sonoma, CA 95476;&nbsp;</h1>Sonoma Community Center partners with <a href="https://refillmadnesssacramento.com/sonoma" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Refill Madness</a> to bring Sonoma Valley its largest clothing swap, twice a year. Fashion accounts for roughly 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions every year,
plus an enormous amount of landfill waste. Swapping is one of the
easiest ways to shrink that footprint – you go home with clothes you’ll
actually wear, and the things you don’t wear find someone who will.Clothing, shoes and accessories in&nbsp;all sizes, genders and styles&nbsp;are warmly welcomed.Free &amp; Open to the Public

Local Event: Fall Clothing Swap

Fall Clothing Swap

Fall Clothing Swap;Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 10 AM – 1 PM;Back Patio, Sonoma Community Center;276 E. Napa St., Sonoma, CA...

Saturday, October 3, 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;All levels; Age:18+; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$100
Materials Fee:
Included
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$100. Roll up your sleeves and craft your own pizza in this hands-on workshop 
with instructor Maria. You’ll learn the fundamentals of building a great
 pie from the ground up, then customize it with your choice of toppings.
 Whether you like it classic margherita or loaded with everything, 
you’ll leave with new skills and a delicious creation. Perfect for 
beginners and food lovers alike. Sign up today and bring your appetite 
to the Sonoma Community Center.

Local Event: Learn to Make Pizza From Scratch

Learn to Make Pizza From Scratch

Saturday, October 3, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PMRoom 109, Rotary Kitchen;All levels; Age:18+; Registration Cost:
$100
Materials...

In recognition of Día de Muertos, Jack London State Historic Park will present two ofrendas
in the House of Happy Walls Museum from Oct. 4 to Nov. 6, 2026.
Dia de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a tradition that began in Mexican and other Latino cultures.An ofrenda, Spanish for ‘offering,’ is an altar created to honor and welcome the memory of those who have died. 
The Legacy Ofrenda will honor writer and adventurer Jack London, Charmian London, and other individuals connected to the history of the property. Through photographs, reproductions, traditional elements of an ofrenda, and carefully selected symbolic objects, the installation will reflect Jack and Charmian's partnership, writing and travels, their life at Beauty Ranch, their connection to the land, and the legacies they left behind. 
The Community Ofrenda will be a shared, participatory offering. Visitors, locals, volunteers, Board members, and employees can contribute a small photograph, written name, memory, drawing or message honoring someone who has passed away – including a beloved pet.
The installation will grow throughout October as more people participate.Materials will be available at the display for visitors who would like to join the celebration and contribute a name, memory or even a drawing of their loved one.

Local Event: Dia de Muertos at Jack London State Historic Park

Dia de Muertos at Jack London State Historic Park

In recognition of Día de Muertos, Jack London State Historic Park will present two ofrendas
in the House of Happy Walls Museum...

Native Sons Hall

Concert will be held in a beautiful historic setting downtown Napa
Would advise showing up early to ensure you find a parking spot. Parking garage is across the street from the hall.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/157964/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets</a> &amp; More Info

Local Event: WILD NIGHT: The Music of Van Morrison

WILD NIGHT: The Music of Van Morrison

Concert will be held in a beautiful historic setting downtown Napa
Would advise showing up early to ensure you find a parking...

Monday, October 5, 2026
10:00 am
to
12:00 pm<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-109-rotary-kitchen/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 109, Rotary Kitchen;All levels; Age: 18+;&nbsp; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$25
Materials Fee:
Included
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$25. As the founder of Erin Shallat Catering in San Francisco, Erin brings
over two decades of experience in transforming nutrition into an art
form. Her unique approach intertwines advanced studies in nutrition with
a deep passion for the culinary arts. Erin’s goal is to make meal prep
approachable and not intimidating for everyone, encouraging students to
gain confidence in the kitchen. She believes in working with seasonal
produce and what’s available, helping students learn to create
health-conscious yet tantalizing menus that embrace both flavor and
wellness.
Introducing our Fall/Winter Cooking Series—designed
for both returning and new students. This six-week program runs Mondays
and Wednesdays, each with a unique focus to offer variety,
skill-building, and fun throughout the season.
Every Monday,
students will dive into healthy, hearty meal prep sessions. Each class
focuses on creating nutritious, satisfying dishes that can be portioned
out and taken home—perfect for fueling the week ahead. These hands-on
sessions ensure participants leave with ready-to-eat meals and new
confidence in their culinary skills.

Local Event: Healthy Hearty Meal Prep with Erin Shallat

Healthy Hearty Meal Prep with Erin Shallat

Monday, October 5, 2026
10:00 am
to
12:00 pmRoom 109, Rotary Kitchen;All levels; Age: 18+;  Registration Cost:
$25
Materials...

Mondays Weekly · 8 Weeks
October 5 – November 23, 2026
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio</a>;Experience All levels; Age:17+</h3>
&nbsp;Registration Cost:
$265
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$295
Develop and improve your throwing skills while exploring a range of
forms through multiple class projects in this all-level throwing
class.&nbsp;The instructor guides you through the basic steps of throwing,
shaping, and trimming of pottery on the wheel.&nbsp;This class is a great
opportunity for studeto hone basic techniques of throwing on the wheel
and expand skills in all aspects of pottery.&nbsp;Surface decoration
techniques will be explored.
With your 8 week class

registration, students receive the opportunity to purchase a studio pass
for ½ off during the duration of their class. Sign ups for membership

will be included in your preclass email

Local Event: Pottery on the Wheel; All Levels

Pottery on the Wheel; All Levels

Mondays Weekly · 8 Weeks
October 5 – November 23, 2026
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Room 117, Ceramics Studio;Experience All levels;...

Mondays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 5 – November 23, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio;Intermediate;Age: 17+;</a></h3>Registration Cost:
$265
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$295This session is for those who already know how to center and throw
pieces successfully! A continuation of our all levels course, this
intermediate level course will help you hone your throwing skills
through more complex demos, and nuanced approaches to technical
throwing. Expand your fundamentals and begin to develop your own voice
in this 8 week course with Ben. In addition to throwing, surface
decoration techniques will be explored as well as the opportunity to
experiment with different clay bodies.
With your 8 week
class registration, students receive the opportunity to purchase a
studio pass for ½ off during the duration of their class. Sign ups for
membership will be included in your preclass email

Local Event: Pottery on the Wheel; Intermediate

Pottery on the Wheel; Intermediate

Mondays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 5 – November 23, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:00 PMRoom 117, Ceramics Studio;Intermediate;Age:...

Every Tuesday · 6 WeeksOctober 6 – November 10th, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio;Intermediate, ;Age: 17</a>; </h3>Registration Fee:
$200
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$230.&nbsp; This is a 6 week session with instructor, Amy Hamley. This course is for
 students interested in exploring both wheel throwing AND handbuilding, 
and the combination of both in one class! Learn from Hamley’s years of 
expertise in the field and enjoy creating handbuilt, thrown, and altered
 forms. Amy caters each syllabus closely to her group of students, 
ensuring that every project fits the desires of participants. This 
course encourages folks to work on independent projects in the class, 
receiving one on one support from Amy throughout the time. This course 
will include demos, exercises, and utilize a variety of methods to 
achieve the desired goal for each student. Some projects may include 
wheel thrown vases with altered adornments, best practices for slump and
 hump molds, and more.

Local Event: Independent Projects with Amy Hamley

Independent Projects with Amy Hamley

Every Tuesday · 6 WeeksOctober 6 – November 10th, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:00 PMRoom 117, Ceramics Studio;Intermediate, ;Age: 17; ...

October 6 – November 24, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio;All levels, Age: 17+&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A class that is all about pinching! With instructor Dan, students will 
learn handbuilding methods to coil and pitch their vessels. With 
specific direction in learning the techniques to build any size of pot, 
from a table top vase to a human sized vessel! We will learn how to 
support scaling up our forms through drying methods, interior ‘bone’ 
structure, and mastering directionality with our hands. There will be a 
focus on how we each make a mark upon a pot, and how to do so with 
purpose. Each student will create work that reflects the time-honored 
nature of handbuilding; when intention is given to the silhouette of a 
form, the lip of a vessel, and/or the comfort of a handle.&nbsp;
Each class will involve a warmup, a demo, and worktime. Most classes 
will have (fun&amp;thoughtful) homework.
.&nbsp; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$265
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$295

Local Event: Pinching Big with Dan Clauson

Pinching Big with Dan Clauson

October 6 – November 24, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PMRoom 117, Ceramics Studio;All levels, Age: 17+       A class that is all about...

Wednesdays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 7 – December 2, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM;No class November 11, Veterans Day<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio;All levels; Age:17+; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$265
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$295&nbsp; This
 8 week session with our pottery texture queen, Lynn Wood, will be slab 
based with focus on the holidays. The projects will center around 
creating forms for&nbsp;celebrating including serving dishes, decorative 
surfaces, holiday themed gifts&nbsp;and&nbsp;more. This class will help you get 
started early and be prepared for gift giving and holiday success. 
Everyone will learn to make a new lantern. Fun and laughs will also be 
included. 
Interested in spending a bit more time in the studio with Lynn Wood? This
 session, opt-in for and additional 1.5 hours of guided working time 
each class session in the studio with Lynn Wood for an extra fee. 
Regularly scheduled class will occur from 10am-1pm, and then our 
additional Guided Working Session with Lynn Wood will run from 
1:30pm-3:00pm

Local Event: Handbuilding: Here Comes the Holidays

Handbuilding: Here Comes the Holidays

Wednesdays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 7 – December 2, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM;No class November 11, Veterans DayRoom 117, Ceramics...

Wednesdays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 7 – December 2, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM;<h3><a href="https://sonomacommunitycenter.org/venue/room-117-ceramics-studio/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Room 117, Ceramics Studio;Advanced;;Age:17+; </a></h3>Registration Cost:
$265
Materials Fee:
$30
<hr>
Total Registration Cost:
$295. This session is designed for people who have already taken multiple
wheel throwing courses. A continuation of our intermediate course, this
upper level / advanced course will help you hone your throwing skills
through more complex demos, and nuanced approaches to technical
throwing. In this 8 week course, students will dive deep into developing
their own unique voice as they build a technical toolset for the
independent maker. In addition to throwing, surface decoration
techniques will be explored as well as the opportunity to experiment
with different clay bodies.
With your 8 week class
registration, students receive the opportunity to purchase a studio pass
for ½ off during the duration of their class. Sign ups for membership
will be includedNo class November 11, Veterans Day

Local Event: Pottery On the Wheel : Advanced

Pottery On the Wheel : Advanced

Wednesdays Weekly · 8 WeeksOctober 7 – December 2, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM;Room 117, Ceramics Studio;Advanced;;Age:17+;...

Adult Group Ukulele Class - New Session Begins Oct 7thhttps://cherylteachmusic.com

Local Event: Adult Group Ukulele Class

Adult Group Ukulele Class

Adult Group Ukulele Class - New Session Begins Oct 7thhttps://cherylteachmusic.com

Sebastiani Theatre

“The Work in Progress” takes viewers on a tour of the American spirit at a time of deep division. Guided by UC Berkeley emeritus scholar Robert Reich, the documentary finds tension and doubt everywhere — but also signs of hope.
Inspired by Robert Reich's curiosity and humanity, it is a testament to the power of listening, civic engagement, and the belief that our shared future is still ours to shape.&nbsp; Th film begins with Professor Reich asking "What do we owe each other?"&nbsp; What follows is a journey to find out.“The Work in Progress” takes viewers on a tour of the American spirit at a time of deep division. Guided by UC Berkeley emeritus scholar Robert Reich, the documentary finds tension and doubt everywhere — but also signs of hope.
Inspired by Robert Reich's curiosity and humanity, it is a testament to the power of listening, civic engagement, and the belief that our shared future is still ours to shape.&nbsp; Th film begins with Professor Reich asking "What do we owe each other?"&nbsp; What follows is a journey to find out.Wednesday, October 7, 6:00 PM - 8:15 PM<a href="https://www.sebastianitheatre.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Sebastiani Theatre</a>, 476 1st St E, Sonoma, CA 95476

Local Event: The Work in Progress - a documentary movie guided by Robert Reich

The Work in Progress - a documentary movie...

“The Work in Progress” takes viewers on a tour of the American spirit at a time of deep division. Guided by UC Berkeley...

The Work in Progress - a documentary movie guided by Robert Reich

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3rd Generation Plumbing in our hometown of Sonoma

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...

Award Winning Music Teacher and Music School

Cheryl Teach Music

Cheryl Teach Music is a premier music school located in the Annadel Center in the Bennett Valley area of Santa Rosa, California. With well over five decades of teaching expertise, the school provides comprehensive music instruction for students of all ages and skill levels. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced musician, the center offers a welcoming environment for both in-person and online learning. The school specializes in a wide range of instrumental and vocal training, offering private tutoring, skill development, and specialized workshops. Current offerings include weekly adult group guitar and ukulele lessons, designed to foster community and musical growth. The curriculum is tailored to meet the unique needs of every student, ensuring a personalized approach to arts education. Voted the Best Teacher and Best School in Sonoma County for 2024, Cheryl Teach Music is recognized for its commitment to excellence and professional, patient instruction. Students can expect a supportive and high-quality educational experience backed by a long-standing reputation for success in the local community.

Cheryl Teach Music is a premier music school located in the Annadel Center in the Bennett Valley area of Santa Rosa, California. With well over...

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Adult Group Guitar Classes

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Wednesday, October 7

Petaluma Fall Antique Faire

Adult Group Guitar Classes

GOFLOW Plumbing

Cheryl Teach Music