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Downtown Santa Rosa comes to life all year 'round with an impressive lineup of events. |
| May 2013 |
April 26-May 19
Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm
Sun/Sat 2pm |
THEATER | The Full Monty:
Seeing how much their wives enjoy watching male strippers during their "Girls' Night Out," unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, New York come up with a bold way to make some quick cash. In the process they find renewed self-esteem, the importance of friendship and the ability to have fun. As the guys work through their fears, self- consciousness, feelings of worthlessness and anxieties (over everything from being overweight to child custody, bigotry to being gay), they come to discover that not only are they stronger as a group, but that the strength they find in each other gives them the individual courage to face their demons and overcome them. 6th Street Playhouse, 52 W. 6th Street. 6thstreetplayhouse.com
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Thur/Fri/Sat
May 2, 3 & 4
7pm |
THEATER | Sophocles' Antigone:
Presented by The Imaginists Teen Ensemble. Antigone is a great piece for young actors to dig into for its ensemble focus (only eight students play all the roles) and its relevant themes. As the story is played out, once again, the debate is as relevant and timely as ever; will we, the citizens, side with Antigone and her belief that “the great unwritten, unshakable traditions” be adhered to above those laws of the state, or with Creon who believes we live not for ourselves but for the state, “Remember this; our country is our safety.” All tickets will be sold at the door. $7/$12. The Imaginists, 461 Sebastopol Avenue. theimaginists.org
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Friday
May 3
5-7pm |
ART | First Friday Meet the Artists - Peter Krohn & Joel Bennett:
Meet artists Peter Krohn and Joel Bennett at the ARTrails Gallery at Corrick's First Friday event in downtown Santa Rosa. Corrick's, 637 Fourth Street.
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Saturday
May 4
1-5pm |
ART | Exhibit Opening & Book Signing - The Work of William S. Rice:
The Annex Galleries celebrates William Seltzer Rice (1873-1963) with an exhibition of his watercolors, block prints, and intaglios, and the recent publication of William S. Rice: Art & Life, by Ellen Treseder Sexauer. Join the author for a book signing and to view the exhibit. Exhibit continues through June 29. The Annex Galleries, 604 College Avenue. annexgalleries.com
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Saturday/Sunday
May 4 & 5 |
MUSIC | American Philharmonic - Prayer & Redemption:
Presented by American Philharmonic Sonoma County, featuring works by Turina, Hovhaness and Rachmaninoff. Cyrus Ginwala, guest conductor, Tom Hyde, trumpet. Santa Rosa High School Performing Arts Auditorium, 1235 Mendocino Avenue. apsonoma.org
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Wednesday
May 8-August 21
5-8:30pm |
EVENT | Wednesday Night Market:
Santa Rosa's Wednesday Night Market is Sonoma County's premier Farmer's Market and Street Fair. Since its inception 23 years ago, the Wednesday Night Market continues to be a wonderful atmosphere to celebrate the spirit of Sonoma County for local residents and visiting guests. With an average nightly attendance of over 6,000 people and an average seasonal attendance of over 120,000 people over a 3 month period, Wednesday Night Market is the perfect opportunity to experience Santa Rosa. Located in beautiful downtown Santa Rosa, Wednesday Night Market brings together a large array of Sonoma County's finest food, produce, vendors, and entertainment, all in one location. wednesdaynightmarket.org
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Wednesday
May 8
7pm |
EDUCATION | Lecture at LBH&G -- Art Council of Sonoma County (CANCELLED):
Come and learn more about this program whose mission is to ensure that all facets of the arts are developed and enriched county-wide. They strive to encourage creative expression in all its forms, promote appreciation of our cultural and ethnic heritages and to bring exposure to local and regional art. Registration is $10, or free for Friends. Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue. lutherburbank.org
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May 10-26
Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm
Sun/Sat 2pm |
THEATER | Red:
Master abstract expressionist Mark Rothko has just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art, a series of murals for New York's famed Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that follow, Rothko works feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio on the Bowery. But when Ken gains the confidence to challenge him, Rothko faces the agonizing possibility that his crowning achievement could also become his undoing. Raw and provocative, RED is a searing portrait of an artist's ambition and vulnerability as he tries to create a definitive work for an extraordinary setting. 6th Street Playhouse, 52 W. 6th Street. 6thstreetplayhouse.com
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Saturday
May 11
5pm |
EVENT/ART | Sonoma County Museum Spring Gala:
Join us in support of the Museum's outstanding art, history, and education programs at the 2013 Annual Spring Gala fundraiser. This year's theme is Mad Men - an early 1960's cocktail party event. Why? Because it's fun and we want you to enjoy yourselves and help the Museum raise money to continue serving this community.This event sells out quickly. Please reserve your sponsorship or table as soon as possible for the best seating selections. Sonoma County Museum, 425 7th St. sonomacountymuseum.org
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Sunday
May 12
3pm |
MUSIC | Occidental Community Choir - Heaven and Earth:
Sonoma County's celebrated Occidental Community Choir is among the very few such ensembles that perform music almost exclusively composed by members of the group. This Spring, they return to the Glaser Center for an eclectic concert featuring a wide range of styles and themes. Tickets $15 general, $13 for seniors, and free for children 12 and under. Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Avenue. glasercenter.com
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Thursday
May 16
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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| May 16-June 9 |
THEATER | How a Mountain Was Made:
The Imaginists adapt a Greg Sarris's cycle of stories inspired by Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo creation stories that center on the Santa Rosa plain, Copeland Creek, and the sacred site of Sonoma Mountain. The stories include Coyote, Warm Wind, Centipede, Lizard and Frog Woman, to name but a few of the original inhabitants. “The stories from the Mountain teach important lessons, and many of the songs that Coast Miwok people have sung since the beginning of time are gifts from the Mountain and come from the stories.” The Imaginists, 461 Sebastopol Ave. theimaginists.org
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Saturday
May 18
10am-12pm |
ART | Ikebana Workshop:
Ikebana workshop with Liz Uribe and Patricia Fritz. Create a “less is more” flower arrangement using basic Ikebana principles and utilizing natural materials found in Sonoma County. All workshops are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Seishin Studio, Art Alley in the SOFA Arts District. sonomamatsuri.com
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Saturday
May 18
10am |
EVENT | 119th Annual Luther Burbank Rose Parade & Festival:
The 119th Annual Luther Burbank Rose Parade & Festival is one of Sonoma County's most time honored traditions and one of the oldest and largest events of its kind in Northern California. Since 1894, the parade has been the core of the Rose Parade Festival, bringing people from all over to Sonoma County to celebrate our community, its resources and the beauty of our region.
This year’s theme is “SURF ‘N SAFARI” that pays tribute to the nearby coast, the nature that abounds in Sonoma County, and the classic rock and roll beach music that can still get your feet moving. This year also marks the return of the festival to Juilliard Park. Immediately after the parade plan on enjoying music, family fun activities, and lots of different food booths throughout the grounds at beautiful Juilliard Park. roseparadefestival.com
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Saturday
May 18
7:30pm |
MUSIC | Marcus Shelby Orchestra with Freedom Jazz Choir:
Featuring Faye Carol performing SOUL OF THE MOVEMENT: Meditations on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A remarkable collaboration between jazz bassist Marcus Shelby and the Healdsburg Jazz Festival, this spectacular performance of Shelby's choral piece 'Soul of the Movement' is made possible by a special grant from the James Irvine Foundation. Backed up by Shelby's San Francisco-based orchestra, 150 singers will also perform spirituals and freedm songs arranged for this event. Tickets $20. Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Avenue. glasercenter.com
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Sunday
May 19
8:30am |
EVENT | Amgen Tour of California Overall Finish:
The Amgen Tour of California will go from south to north for the first time ever and finish in Santa Rosa! The Lifestyle Festival in Courthouse Square begins at 8:30. The pelaton arrives in downtown at about 11:30. Don't miss it! TourROSA.com
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Saturday
May 25
10am-12pm |
ART | Origami with Henry Kaku:
Learn the ancient art of paper folding from a Master. At this hands-on workshop you will learn how to make the Crane, known throughout the world as the peace Crane, which means prosperity and good fortune in Japan. Also you will learn how to make various flowers and animals. Part of the Brush with Japan 2013 workshop series. All workshops are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Seishin Studio, Art Alley in the SOFA Arts District. sonomamatsuri.com
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Saturday
May 25
1-3pm |
MUSIC | Traditional Japanese Music with Elliot Kallen & Naoko:
An introduction and performance. Enter the fascinating world of shakuhachi, koto, shamisen and more. Part of the Brush with Japan 2013 workshop series. All workshops are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Seishin Studio, Art Alley in the SOFA Arts District. sonomamatsuri.com
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Saturday
May 25
4:30pm-12am |
ART | Out of Order - Mural Exhibit 2013:
“Out of Order" is a free, one-day exhibition of murals and other installation artwork by more than 40 artists from Sonoma County to the United Kingdom, at the former site of the Santa Rosa Printing Co. 575 Ross Street.
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Sunday
May 26
12-5pm |
ART | Studio Sunday at the ArTrails Gallery at Corrick's:
Come watch artist Susan Sohl at work. Parking is free downtown on Sundays! Corrick's, 637 Fourth Street.
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| June 2013 |
Saturday
June 1
11am-5pm |
ART | Matsuri! Japanese Arts Festival:
Enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of authentic traditional Japanese culture. Julliard Park, 227 Santa Rosa Ave. sonomamatsuri.com
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Sunday
June 2
3pm |
MUSIC | California Redwood Chorale sings in LANDMARKS:
Director Robert Hazelrigg leads the California Redwood Chorale in beautiful music about Love…love of music, love of home, and love of each other. The LANDMARK buildings are over 100 years old and unique. Don't miss the opportunity to see the inside of these spectacular LANDMARK buildings while enjoying beautiful music by John Rutter, David Dickau, James Mulholland and even Freddy Mercury. The California Redwood Chorale looks forward to singing for you at the lovely landmark, the Church of One Tree, located at 492 Sonoma Avenue. Tickets available at brownpapertickets.com.
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| May 16-June 9 |
THEATER | How a Mountain Was Made:
The Imaginists adapt a Greg Sarris's cycle of stories inspired by Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo creation stories that center on the Santa Rosa plain, Copeland Creek, and the sacred site of Sonoma Mountain. The stories include Coyote, Warm Wind, Centipede, Lizard and Frog Woman, to name but a few of the original inhabitants. “The stories from the Mountain teach important lessons, and many of the songs that Coast Miwok people have sung since the beginning of time are gifts from the Mountain and come from the stories.” The Imaginists, 461 Sebastopol Ave. theimaginists.org
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Wednesday
May 8-August 21
5-8:30pm |
EVENT | Wednesday Night Market:
Santa Rosa's Wednesday Night Market is Sonoma County's premier Farmer's Market and Street Fair. Since its inception 23 years ago, the Wednesday Night Market continues to be a wonderful atmosphere to celebrate the spirit of Sonoma County for local residents and visiting guests. With an average nightly attendance of over 6,000 people and an average seasonal attendance of over 120,000 people over a 3 month period, Wednesday Night Market is the perfect opportunity to experience Santa Rosa. Located in beautiful downtown Santa Rosa, Wednesday Night Market brings together a large array of Sonoma County's finest food, produce, vendors, and entertainment, all in one location. wednesdaynightmarket.org
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| June 6-9 |
EVENT | Peggy Sue's All-American Cruise:
Peggy Sue's All-American Cruise is a car show for all car enthusiasts with American made models dating from the early 1900's to 1976. Sonoma County's largest car show, including the Horseless Carriage, the restored Vintage and Antique cars and trucks, street stock and street modified. Hotrods, Roadsters and Customs that not only take you back in time but shows the workmanship and dedication it takes to recreate any one of these classic cars or trucks. peggysuescruise.com
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Wednesday
June 12
7pm |
EDUCATION | Lecture at LBH&G - Neighborhood Watch Program:
Do you feel safe leaving your home? There can’t be an officer on every block so citizen involvement is essential to combat crime. Neighborhood Watch programs allow neighbors to get to know each other, taking the time to care about each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance. Learn about citizen training programs, crime prevention strategies such as home security, operation Identification and others being implemented by citizens. Registration is $10, or free for Friends. Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue. lutherburbank.org
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Sunday
June 9 |
EVENT | Yarn Bomb Courthouse Square:
International Yarn Bomb Day is June 9th. Come yarn bomb Courthouse Square!
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June 14-July 7
Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm
Sun/Sat 2pm |
THEATER | Singin' in the Rain:
You love the characters. You know the songs. It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time. 1920's Hollywood is the setting for this zany, light-hearted romantic comedy about the early days of sound film. The MGM classic has been faithfully and lovingly adapted by Broadway legends Betty Comden and Adolph Green from their original award-winning screenplay. Each unforgettable scene, song and dance, is accounted for, including the showstopping title number, complete with an onstage rainstorm! Hilarious situations, snappy dialogue, and a hit-parade score of Hollywood standards make Singin' In The Rain the perfect entertainment for any fan of the golden age of movie musicals. 6th Street Playhouse, 52 W. 6th Street. 6thstreetplayhouse.com
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Sunday
June 16
3pm |
MUSIC | California Redwood Chorale sings in LANDMARKS:
Director Robert Hazelrigg leads the California Redwood Chorale in beautiful music about Love…love of music, love of home, and love of each other. The LANDMARK buildings are over 100 years old and unique. Don't miss the opportunity to see the inside of these spectacular LANDMARK buildings while enjoying beautiful music by John Rutter, David Dickau, James Mulholland and even Freddy Mercury. The California Redwood Chorale looks forward to singing for you at the lovely landmark, the DeTurk Round Barn, located at 819 Donahue Street. Tickets available at brownpapertickets.com.
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Thursday
June 20
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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Saturday
June 22 |
EVENT | I Bike Sonoma County Century:
Ride to help make Sonoma County the best place for everyone to ride! The first-ever I Bike Sonoma County Century, presented by Whole Foods Market, is set for June 22, 2013, and it’s the ride event you won’t want to miss this year. Benefiting Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition, the I Bike Sonoma County Century offers something for everyone, so gather your friends and family, choose from four beautiful routes, and prepare to experience awesome riding and fabulous food in gorgeous Sonoma County! By riding the I Bike Sonoma County Century, you help Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition (SCBC) make Sonoma County the best place to ride a bike. Since 2001, SCBC has promoted bicycling for transportation and recreation; its work helps make Sonoma County a safer, more accessible place for everyone – of any age or experience level – to enjoy the health benefits and fun of riding a bike. bikesonoma.org/century
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Sundays
June 23 - October 27
10am - 2pm |
EVENT | West End Farmer's Market:
The Market provides a space for community members and visitors to gather and purchase local grown fresh food, as well as promote a walkable and bikeable year round event that adds to Santa Rosa's vitality. Located on Donahue Street between Boyce and West 9th Streets. srwestend.com
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Saturday
June 29 |
ART/EVENT | The Art is Medicine Kick-Off Party:
The Imaginists, 461 Sebastopol Ave. theimaginists.org
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| July 2013 |
Wednesday
May 8-August 21
5-8:30pm |
EVENT | Wednesday Night Market:
Santa Rosa's Wednesday Night Market is Sonoma County's premier Farmer's Market and Street Fair. Since its inception 23 years ago, the Wednesday Night Market continues to be a wonderful atmosphere to celebrate the spirit of Sonoma County for local residents and visiting guests. With an average nightly attendance of over 6,000 people and an average seasonal attendance of over 120,000 people over a 3 month period, Wednesday Night Market is the perfect opportunity to experience Santa Rosa. Located in beautiful downtown Santa Rosa, Wednesday Night Market brings together a large array of Sonoma County's finest food, produce, vendors, and entertainment, all in one location. wednesdaynightmarket.org
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Sundays
June 23 - October 27
10am - 2pm |
EVENT | West End Farmer's Market:
The Market provides a space for community members and visitors to gather and purchase local grown fresh food, as well as promote a walkable and bikeable year round event that adds to Santa Rosa's vitality. Located on Donahue Street between Boyce and West 9th Streets. srwestend.com
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June 14-July 7
Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm
Sun/Sat 2pm |
THEATER | Singin' in the Rain:
You love the characters. You know the songs. It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time. 1920's Hollywood is the setting for this zany, light-hearted romantic comedy about the early days of sound film. The MGM classic has been faithfully and lovingly adapted by Broadway legends Betty Comden and Adolph Green from their original award-winning screenplay. Each unforgettable scene, song and dance, is accounted for, including the showstopping title number, complete with an onstage rainstorm! Hilarious situations, snappy dialogue, and a hit-parade score of Hollywood standards make Singin' In The Rain the perfect entertainment for any fan of the golden age of movie musicals. 6th Street Playhouse, 52 W. 6th Street. 6thstreetplayhouse.com
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| July 4 - July 28 |
THEATER | The Art is Medicine Show / El Show el Arte es Medicina & The Billyclub Puppets:
Our annual bicycle-powered, bilingual summer touring show is now TWO shows! Arte es Medicina will run in repertory with Lorca's classic The Billy Club Puppets; the tragi-comedy of Don Cristóbal and Miss Rosita: A Guignolesque farce in six scenes and an announcement. Find us in a park near you! theimaginists.org
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Thursday
July 18
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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| August 2013 |
Sundays
June 23 - October 27
10am - 2pm |
EVENT | West End Farmer's Market:
The Market provides a space for community members and visitors to gather and purchase local grown fresh food, as well as promote a walkable and bikeable year round event that adds to Santa Rosa's vitality. Located on Donahue Street between Boyce and West 9th Streets. srwestend.com
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Wednesday
May 8-August 21
5-8:30pm |
EVENT | Wednesday Night Market:
Santa Rosa's Wednesday Night Market is Sonoma County's premier Farmer's Market and Street Fair. Since its inception 23 years ago, the Wednesday Night Market continues to be a wonderful atmosphere to celebrate the spirit of Sonoma County for local residents and visiting guests. With an average nightly attendance of over 6,000 people and an average seasonal attendance of over 120,000 people over a 3 month period, Wednesday Night Market is the perfect opportunity to experience Santa Rosa. Located in beautiful downtown Santa Rosa, Wednesday Night Market brings together a large array of Sonoma County's finest food, produce, vendors, and entertainment, all in one location. wednesdaynightmarket.org
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Wednesday
August 14
7pm |
EDUCATION | Lecture at LBH&G -- Prince Memorial Greenway Walking Tour:
We will meet at Luther Burbank Home & Gardens in the courtyard. During this leisurely stroll, local historian Bill Montgomery will discuss the history of the Greenway Project. You will view the maturing native California plants growing along the Greenway and will see the outstanding art projects by local artists that decorate many of the retaining walls, overpasses and benches along the trail. Registration is $10, or free for Friends. Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue. lutherburbank.org |
Thursday
August 15
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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| August 25 |
EVENT | Erasmus P. Kitty's Original Sonoma County Handcar Races:
Highlights the arts and custom cycle builders in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County. Takes place in Historic Railroad Square.
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| August 25 |
EVENT | The Santa Rosa Marathon:
As the largest city in Northern California's wine growing region, the city of Santa Rosa opens up the pathways along Santa Rosa Creek and Prince Memorial Greenway Park for the Santa Rosa Marathon & Half Marathon which will take place on Sunday, August 25, 2013. Open to both runners and walkers, the race route features sights notable for the area—from the trestle bridges that cross the creek to the glorious farmlands and wine vineyards that dot the landscape, all of which make for a memorable run on a flat, fast course. Marks the fifth anniversary of the marathon. thesantarosamarathon.com
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| September 2013 |
Sundays
June 23 - October 27
10am - 2pm |
EVENT | West End Farmer's Market:
The Market provides a space for community members and visitors to gather and purchase local grown fresh food, as well as promote a walkable and bikeable year round event that adds to Santa Rosa's vitality. Located on Donahue Street between Boyce and West 9th Streets. srwestend.com
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Wednesday
September 11
7pm |
EDUCATION | Lecture at LBH&G -- King's Nursery - Container Gardening w/ Bulbs:
Back by popular demand! Susan’s presentations are always fun! She brings new ideas and helpful hints for successful container gardening. Susan advises what type of plants and bulbs work well with containers, as well as offers advice on soil and fertilizers that work best. Many of the demonstration items she presents during the program will be offered for sale afterwards! Registration is $10, or free for Friends. Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue. lutherburbank.org
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Thursday
September 19
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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| October 2013 |
Sundays
June 23 - October 27
10am - 2pm |
EVENT | West End Farmer's Market:
The Market provides a space for community members and visitors to gather and purchase local grown fresh food, as well as promote a walkable and bikeable year round event that adds to Santa Rosa's vitality. Located on Donahue Street between Boyce and West 9th Streets. srwestend.com
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Wednesday
October 9
7pm |
EDUCATION | Lecture at LBH&G -- Juilliard Park & Church of One Tree Walking Tour:
Meet at Luther Burbank Home & Gardens in the courtyard. We will take a casual stroll to visit the Juilliard Park neighborhood and the famous Church of One Tree. Bill will cover the history of these landmarks, as well as the plants of Juilliard. Designed by a young admirer of Luther Burbank, the park is a reminder of the Works Project Administration during the Depression. Registration is $10, or free for Friends. Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue. lutherburbank.org
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Saturday/Sunday
October 12, 13, 19, 20 |
ART | ARTrails 2013:
We invite you to grab an ARTrails catalog with maps and spend a day or two sampling some of the very best art Sonoma County has to offer. Drive the country lanes, and pastoral vistas of Sonoma County on this self-guided free tour of art studios. ARTrails provides that rare glimpse into the artist’s studio. Watch works in progress as artists demonstrate how the magic happens. Going to any of the preview exhibits is a good place to start when planning your free self-guided tour. sonomaarts.com/artrails
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Sunday
October 13 |
EVENT | 35th Annual Harvest Fun Run/Walk:
The YMCA Harvest Run/Walk raises money for Y financial assistance, which enables the Y to provide and create more opportunities for youth development, healthy living & social responsibility. The start-finish line is staged at the Main YMCA on Stewart Street. The course goes through McDonald, Proctor Terrace & Hidden Valley neighborhoods.
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Thursday
October 17
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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| December 2013 |
Thursday
December 12
6-8pm |
ART/EVENT | SOFA Stroll:
Take a stroll through the South A Street Arts District on the third Thursday of the month. These informal open studios are really fun! Please drop by to see current work by the numerous artists in the neighborhood. sofasantarosa.com
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