A plethora of mandolins, a circle of drums, a band concert, a dog to read to, a nonprofit mixer, solving creative challenges, learning how the city recycles water, an original play and even more classic cars — get out and enjoy this week in Petaluma.… Read More »
Take a look back at what was happening in Petaluma a century ago.… Read More »
Petaluma artist draws national attention for his Middle East-inspired decorative tiles.… Read More »
Bill McCarter opened his ‘Electric Hatchery’ in 1927 at 5701 Old Redwood Highway in Penngrove. Today, it is an official Sonoma County Landmark.… Read More »
Take a look back at what was happening in Petaluma a century ago.… Read More »
Learn the legacy of Herold and Connie Mahoney, find out how to prevent diabetes and heart disease, hear how to switch hats from writer to editor, cruise the Boulevard in the annual salute to “American Graffiti,” take a tour of local gardens, enjoy the St. Petersburg Men’s Ensemble or concerts by pianist Jura Margulis or Brulee, or release your inner circus at a benefit for the Petaluma Music Festival — all going on this week in the city at the top of the bay.… Read More »
Bay Area travelers often landed in Petaluma and continued their journey north past the hatcheries, schools, auto courts and mills that kept the town running.… Read More »
Students from The O’Brien Center will perform the full-length ballet based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale as part of a dancers’ showcase.… Read More »
Meet Alyx Cucci, the incoming manager of the downtown Farmers’ Markets… Read More »
A series on living with diabetes starts this week, along with a presentation on value creation at the Science Buzz Cafe, a 35th anniversary benefit for PEP Housing, the Old Adobe’s Living History Day, the Great Petaluma Chili Cook-off, Salsa and Beer Tasting, a chance to go in-depth at Shollenberger Park and the Friends of the Petaluma Library’s spring book sale.… Read More »
