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ON STAGE

April 14, 2010

Last May more than 900 dancers from 19 different countries took

Short Films Return to the Raven

September 14, 2023

Not to be overlooked in the return of the Healdsburg International Short Film Festival—a one-day banquet of narrative inspiration, 22 films spread over two screenings on Saturday, Sept. 23—is the name. It’s an international festival, with films from Argentina, Cameroon, Germany, Ireland and other...

A few Wine & Food events

August 25, 2004

Fieldstone Winery will present a free jazz

SCREENINGS

August 18, 2010

Are you old enough to remember “the thrilling days of

Farmers Market in Occidental

June 1, 2005

The Occidental Bohemian Farmers Market will open its third

Wine lover¹s paradise

September 28, 2006

Admirers, aficionados and devotees of Sonoma County¹s incredible

The Sonoma Four

November 6, 2013

Art show celebrates treasured West County painters with deep local roots.

June’s “Taste of the Valley”

May 26, 2005

happens this weekend, June 4 - 5 in Alexander Valley. Some 25

Healdsburg Happenings, Oct. 26

October 26, 2023

Design DialogsCraftWork presents the second of three Design Dialogs on Thursday, Oct. 26, starting at 5:30pm. The panel will discuss transportation and connectivity, including the Russian River Master Plan, North Healdsburg Avenue’s “complete streets” plan and the arrival of SMART. CraftWork is at 445...

The Fishing Report: Must be the season of the witch

March 7, 2012

This has got to be the strangest Steelhead season I can ever remember. Back in the 70’s when the “D” word was a common topic at the dinner table I was only fishing in the salt water. My understanding was that the fishing was horrible. There was no hatchery program and the river was a dessert. Then in 1983 Warm Springs Dam was finished and along with it the Hatchery to provide angler mitigation for the loss of habitat and subsequent loss of fish. Since then, we have had rainfalls sufficient to fill the reservoirs and the hatchery has filled the rivers with Steelhead. Often our biggest problem was having too much rain and not having it rain long enough so the rivers would clear so we could fish.