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Healdsburg Happenings, May 16 – 22

May 15, 2024

The 3rd annual Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience begins on Thursday, May 16, but that's not the only thing going on in Healdsburg Happenings this week. More music, meetings, farmers markets and a Fire & Safety Expo in Cloverdale...

Healdsburg Happenings

March 30, 2023

THS Play Beauty and the Beasts concludes its two-night run from The Healdsburg School (THS), with a cast of 94 students from the local K-8 school. Starts at 7pm at Rio Lindo Adventist Academy, 3200 Rio Lindo Ave. Tickets $20, children $15, at thehealdsburgschool.org/spring-musical. Labor Days The...

Used Words

February 23, 2005

Friends of the Healdsburg Library are once again mounting a used

Preserving the seasons

August 17, 2011

Beans and beets, carrots and cucumbers are just a few of the

New Raven Play ‘Inspired by True Events’

September 4, 2024

This weekend’s opening marks the culmination of 10 years of research, inspiration and introspection for playwright Francine Schwartz, now 75, along with a lifetime of memories. That decade began in 2014 while she went through family possessions in the family home, cleaning things out because her mother had moved into assisted living...

MORE BINGO

December 21, 2005

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence (see the entire story above)

Vital Living

August 21, 2013

What’s for lunch?

Relay for Life raises $125,000

July 3, 2007

Candles of memories

December 13, 2007

The Fishing Report: Tough steel heading continues

March 6, 2013

This has been, without a doubt, the most difficult steelhead season I have ever experienced. Usually, I am good for 20 or more fish landed and often released in a year and I am just a part-timer. Guys in the know, who have the time, should be able to land 30 or more fish in a season. One experienced angler I know named Robbie is usually good for 50 fish in a good season, but this year he has managed only five. I tend to fish around Healdsburg and so I have missed out on a lot of the action below Guerneville, but a quick check with Scott at Kings has pretty much confirmed that they are experiencing the same kind of thing down there. Fish are moving but not holding. Guys are getting fish when a pod moves through and if they are lucky enough to be where they are at that moment. This is a far cry from last year when the water was clear and the fish had to hold up.