The Fishing Report: A beginning and an end
Ocean chinook salmon season opens for areas south of Horse Mountain this Saturday, April 6. Most experts and novices alike are excited about this year’s prospects. There are several factors that give reason to believe that this year’s season will be as good if not better than last.
Connoisseurs and crowds expected for Barrel Tasting
Our late winter Barrel Tasting weekend(s) offer more proof that there is no finite list of ways to enjoy wine and all its associated pleasures and sensory experiences.
Tasting your way through Wine Country: Sonoma County Restaurant Week offers up delicious deals
Nearly 100 of Sonoma County's premier restaurants are gearing up to serve delectable dishes at reasonable rates. From Rocker Oysterfeller's Oyster PoBoy on a Soft Roll with applewood bacon, white cheddar cheese and remoulade in Valley Ford to Dry Creek Kitchen's pan roasted New York steak in Healdsburg, the menus are sure to make your mouth water and keep your pocketbook plentiful.
Healdsburg Happenings, Aug. 15
The Healdsburg Museum continues its newest exhibition, “Trails to Fitch Mountain,” about the human and natural history of our local landmarks, the mountain and the river, until Oct. 13. Plus salsa and bluegrass, theater and farmers markets, surf-rock and more...
Screenings: Elysium
Good science fiction movies owe a great deal to their predecessors. For example, H.G. Wells created the “dying Earth” genre for humankind’s future in his classic novel The Time Machine way back in 1895. In Wells’ vision of a future Earth, mankind had evolved into the elegant, surface-dwelling Eloi and the prole-like, underground-living Morlocks.