The Week in Petaluma: May 27-June 3
Yoga, walking, music and barn dancing.
Sara Zanolini’s passion for flamenco
Her Petaluma classes are filled primarily with middle-aged women who want to learn the dance of the soul.
The week in Petaluma: May 20-27
A beer circus, a nine-hole golf tournament, karaoke, Native American music, a barn dance and sinful desserts.
What’s your IP (intelligence profile)?
Find out at a free discussion tonight at Petaluma Hospice House.
Gaucho Gazette’s continued success
Casa Grande High School newspaper won national awards in eight of nine categories.
Young Petaluma dancer accepted at Boston Ballet
Dolce Martin-Moreno, 11, will participate in the school's summer program.
Silent movie buff turns 106
How many people alive today can claim to have met Rudolph Valentino in the early 1900s or played the piano for the silent movies? How many 100-year-olds have you met that can walk alone to meals and activities, sing songs and tell great jokes about their life stories? Stena Merrill of Petaluma can. She is [...]
‘The Shepherds’ Play,’ a Medieval tradition
The St. John's Community Players present “The Shepherds’ Play, a Medieval Nativity in Verse and Song” at 6:30 p.m. Friday at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Fifth and C streets. Preserved from pre-16th century Central Europe, the free play was discovered by Rudolf Steiner and is performed in Waldorf schools throughout the world. A potluck begins [...]
Santa takes to the water
Mr. and Mrs. Claus make their annual Petaluma Riverboat appearance November 26.
Music lifts spirits at St. Vincent de Paul
These glorious interpretations of Beethoven and Bach music will definitely ungrinch your season.