Healdsburg celebrates business openings, expansions

The Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce celebrated ribbon cutting
ceremonies with local businesses last week. New Chamber of Commerce
members, or businesses that have recently moved, are invited by the
local chamber to wield giant plastic scissors and “cut” a ribbon,
that is then re-used at the next business.
Four of the businesses that celebrated with ribbon cuttings were
(in clockwise order from top left): Frank & Ernie’s — a locally
owned and operated restaurant serving a classic steakhouse menu
with a full bar; Garagiste Healdsburg — a collaborative
micro-winery, tasting room and wine lounge featuring small,
handcrafted lots of premium wine poured by the people who make
them; Hammerfriar — a conceptual art gallery featuring Sonoma
County artists also offering museum-quality framing services that
recently expanded and moved locations; and Roadhouse Winery — with
a new tasting room just off the plaza.
Chamber of Commerce staff, ambassadors and fellow business
owners joined the new members during the ribbon cuttings.