Ungrateful ‘Dead’ Spills Over
This article was contributed by Harry Duke.
If the lack of a splatter zone is what’s kept you from returning to live theater, do the Raven Players have a show for you. Evil Dead: The Musical is running at the Raven Performing Arts Theater...
The Fishing Report: Rain is on its way
Low water on the Russian river is making for tougher conditions for local anglers. Many steelheaders have hung up their chest waders, waiting for the next rain fall, which should be the end of this week. Others have decided to enjoy the relative solitude and float sections of the river with little to no company. The guys in the know are getting fish. The guys that are stationary are not.
An Ode to Bookstores
When we were in New Mexico at our land this summer, we couldn’t locate one of the corner property stakes – until an old New Mexico rancher used divining rods to dowse out the exact spot, buried in dirt beneath the mesquite.
Film: Brief and to the Point
Formerly residents of Sebastopol, Pamela and Kirk Demorest moved to Nevada County last year to take care of family matters, but that hasn’t lessened their commitment to presenting the best Healdsburg Short Film Festival they can. It starts Friday, Sept. 27...
THE FISHING REPORT: The Klamath is coming
Actually the Klamath Fall season might have already begun. I
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...
Peruse the past during the Sonoma County Archive Crawl
The West County Museum will be participating in a county-wide event named Archive Crawl on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 1 to 4 p.m. This is a rare and unusual, behind-the-scenes look at our museum.
He Liked Blues Before It Had a Name
Last year saw the release of Jeremie Albino’s fourth album, Our Time in the Sun, which he recorded at Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach’s studio in Nashville. Praised by music journal No Depression for its “heart-on-he-sleeve” intensity, the 12-song collection pays the 32-year-old musician’s deep respect for not only the blues, but also early R&B, classic country, old-school rock ’n’ roll and a whole lot of Southern soul.













