Who's playing where: Thursday, Feb. 9 Josh & Nelson Kraft 7:30 p.m. Olde Sonoma Public House. 938.7587. Friday, Feb. 10 Jess Petty The jazz vocalist brings his smooth pipes (he also plays trumpet and fluglehorn) to the Left Bank-ish Centre du Vin lounge. 7 p.m.... Continue
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Best bets for the upcoming weekend. A swinging Sunday Vocalist Denise Perrier, a blues and jazz singer with the style and polish of a cabaret chanteuse, joins the jumping Swing Fever band for a concert on Sunday, Feb. 12 at the Sonoma Valley Woman’s Club.... Continue
“The Snow Queen,” a Russian tale of love, wonder and magic, will be presented by the Sonoma Ballet Conservatory on Saturday and Sunday, February 11 and 12, at 1 p.m. The event is a joint fundraiser to benefit the Sebastiani Theatre. Choreographed by Brooke Byrne... Continue
Michel Saga brings a little Left Bank to town for a night of gypsy jazz. More. Continue
A 1901 Steinway grand piano, a gift from Jack London to his wife in 1910, is the centerpiece of a Feb. 12 concert at Jack London State Historic Park. From 4 to 6:30 p.m. pianists from the Jack London Piano Club will perform in the... Continue
“The Power of Grateful Seeing and Effective Communication” is the topic for Angeles Arrien, the cultural anthropologist and author speaking in Sonoma on Thursday, Feb 9 at the Sonoma Community Center. The event is the second of a series, presented by the Praxis Peace Institute,... Continue
Love is in the air, and olives are on the menu. Dig in. Continue
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In the name of a streamlined and more efficient regional system, the Sonoma City Council voted to complete the dissolution of its redevelopment agency by transferring its housing assets to a countywide agency. Monday’s 3-2 vote surrenders to the Housing Authority of the County of... Continue
Another of life’s big mysteries, solved. As a driver you’re used to seeing the little yellow reflective squares embedded in the roadway. But every now and again, a lonely blue one appears in the pattern. Why? Because each blue tile indicates that a fire hydrant... Continue