Get ready, Santa Rosa! Dave & Buster’s, the ultimate destination for entertainment, dining, and sports-watching, announces the grand opening of its newest location in Santa Rosa at 600 Santa Rosa Plaza on Monday, January 26.

Reserve your spot for a morning of movement, refreshment, and mindful indulgence.

ADMISSION: $50 per person

Enjoy an intimate cello performance by Sonoma County musicians Mia Pixley and and Lewis Patzner, featuring a handcrafted cello by local luthier Andrew Carruthers.
One of the instruments featured is currently on view in Artistry in Wood at the Museum of Sonoma County.

Roger Corman’s 1960 cult classic Little Shop of Horrors comes to life like never before, accompanied by a thrilling live performance of its score by the SF Grand Feature Film Orchestra, a Bay Area nonprofit composed of professional musicians and sound engineers who specialize in synchronizing live performances of original and restored film scores with on-screen action.

The event is part of Cameo Cinema and Festival Napa Valley’s Music Makes the Movie program.

Join us for an evening of sound, meditation, and creative expression designed to nourish the body, heart, and soul.

Tickets $59 - https://www.ywcasc.org/events-feed/love-letters 

Festival Napa Valley presents “MusicTime in the Library” at the Napa County Library. Tenor Sidney Ragland and soprano Angela Ragland will share a few of their favorite duets and invite young audience members to discover opera. This performance is free and open to the public. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Join us for a captivating adventure into the 'ins and outs' of animal courtship this Valentine's Day, and discover your wild side at our adults-only Valentine's Tour, where fun and wildlife conservation come together!

Meet at the White Barn parking lot. There is a reservation fee of $10 per adult, which will be refunded that day on site, unless you choose to donate it. Children under 18 attend for free but must be registered and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Wear layers (it is likely to be very cold up here), appropriate footwear for muddy/slippery trails, sun protection, bring at least a quart of water, binoculars, and if desired, a snack, a camera, and/or a bird identification guide. We also invite you to bring a reusable drink container so your little ones can enjoy hot cocoa after the walk, if desired. Heavy rains cancel. Parking fees apply.

Celebrate exceptional food, distinctive wines, and the joy of gathering in a private dining experience created especially for Lynmar Estate enthusiasts and their friends!

Festival Napa Valley presents “MusicTime in the Library” at the American Canyon Library. Tenor Sidney Ragland and soprano Angela Ragland will share a few of their favorite duets and invite young audience members to discover opera. This performance is free and open to the public. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Join us at our next volunteer orientation to learn what it takes to steward a state park! We'll cover the history of Sugarloaf, how Sonoma Ecology Center operates the park, and the various volunteer opportunities available. Beyond the mandatory initial orientation, trainings and docent enrichment activities will take place periodically, depending on your interests and role.

Meet at the White Barn parking lot. Tickets are $10 for general audiences, $5 for youth (12-17 year olds; must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian), students, Sugarloaf Members, Sugarloaf or RFO volunteers, and free for children under 12. Wear layers, appropriate footwear for muddy/slippery trails, bring at least a quart of water, and if desired, a snack, binoculars, and/or a camera. We invite you to bring a reusable drink container so your little ones can enjoy hot cocoa after the walk, if desired. Heavy rains cancel. Parking fees apply.

Explore the hidden world beneath our feet on this mushroom hike led by local mycologist George Riner. We'll observe their growth, learn to identify different species by key traits, be mesmerized by the display of colors, shapes, textures, and discuss these remarkable organisms' ecological roles, culinary delights, and even a touch of folklore. You must purchase a ticket through this page to attend. Tickets are $10 for general audiences, $5 for students, youth (12-17 years old; children under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian), Sugarloaf members, Sugarloaf and RFO volunteers, and free for children under 12. Meet outside the Visitor Center ten minutes prior to the event start time.