Healdsburg Happenings, June 5-13
Sundays in the Plaza is an alternative to Tuesday’s big concert, from 1-3pm at the Plaza, this week featuring the Healdsburg Community Band. Gary Johnson will conduct big-band favorites, two-steps, marches, folk music, Broadway/movie music, a Spanish overture and the finale of the William Tell Overture. Free.
Air Show returns to Sonoma County on August 18 & 19
The Wings Over Wine Country Air Show returns to the Sonoma County airport on August 18 and 19 with a mix of returning favorites and new exhibits.
Healdsburg Happenings
Farmers’ Market Startup
On April 15, the Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Market returns to West Plaza Parking Lot at North and Vine, and every Saturday thereafter into December, from 8:30am to noon.
Grunge Saturday
Celebrate tax day on April 15 with a grunge immersion at Coyote Sonoma, where...
Healdsburg Happenings, Dec. 19
“Toys on the Go” is the theme of the holiday exhibition at Healdsburg Museum, featuring toy vehicles and a model train display. Plus musical talent, holiday activities and more to do in Healdsburg, the little town that does...
Yale Whiffenpoofs to land on Raven stage Sunday
The very name “Whiffenpoofs” is whimsical, but followers of the collegiate music space know that the repertoire and reputation of this Yale University a cappella group is anything but laughable. Sure there are old Yale drinking songs, certainly a bit of jazz-era energy, as well as more modern pop. But are they classical? And what exactly is a “whiffenpoof” anyway?
Healdsburg Happenings, Jan. 11
Molly Parden, Sophia and Trey, Coyote Dance, Classical Voices, Hotel Jazz, Dancing at the Raven, Winter Wineland, Community Bike Ride, City Council, Planning Commission, Senior Citizens Advisory Commission, Pipe-Organ Concert, and Opening Night are some of the events happening in Healdsburg in January.
The Healdsburg Inn on the Plaza is re-opening
after a major renovation with an winetasting and hors d'oeuvres
No stranger to ‘culture shock’ comes to Healdsburg
“I chose the name Mon Rovîa because at first when I was doing music, it was mainly for myself,” said the performer in a late-August interview. “But then I realized that I wanted to pursue music for other reasons outside of myself, like telling stories about the world and so many things that are going on, especially about my country and its history. Nobody really knows much about Liberia.”












