Acorn MusEcology Project presents Covered in Birds, a benefit concert for the Bird Rescue Center and the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation. Birds are integral to our ecosystem, playing key roles in a variety of natural processes such as seed dispersal, predation, pollination, scavenging and ecosystem engineering. Nevertheless, they have been facing threats to their […]
Curious about yoga? Here’s your chance to learn the basics in a safe and supportive environment at local Radiate Studio. Taught by experienced local teacher Kate Harding, this workshop is suitable for all ages and all levels. Even if you think you’re not flexible or strong enough for yoga, this class is right for you. […]
Join a cadre of enthusiastic volunteers in preserving and maintaining the Luther Burbank Experiment Farm every Wednesday from 9am to noon. We need volunteers across the spectrum of gardening, leading tours, showing people around the cottage, selling items at the cottage gift shop, and more! All skill and ability levels welcome.
The watercolor class will focus on skill and technique development: wash, color mixing, texture, and line. Beginning painters will practice developing a strong foundation. Advanced painters will benefit from new approaches to the basics and sharpened skills. Discussion will focus on the elements of visual art: light, form, color, and texture.
Every Wednesday starting mid-August meet up in the Main Hall’s Green Room to do some homework, meet new people, and learn something new! Doors open at 3pm. Head to the community center after school to hang out, grab a snack, and eat some pizza! Ages 13-18. Questions? Reach out to Sean at youthprograms@seb.org. Wednesdays, starting […]
Get ready for an unforgettable day trip to the California Academy of Sciences! San Francisco’s ultimate adventure for curious minds of all ages! Space is limited and advanced registration is required. Lunch is not included, so please pack your own lunch or please be prepared to eat at the courtyard on site.
Meet with other teens to discuss books centering LGBTQIA+ voices! Free copies of the books will be available at the reference desk. Registration is encouraged but not required. Drop-ins are welcome. If you didn’t have time to read or finish the month’s book, you are still welcome to attend. Snacks will be provided. This is […]
Spend a casual Friday evening enjoying live music & local wines at a small, family owned & operated winery in The Barlow in downtown Sebastopol. Featured artists are announced on a monthly basis to our email list and can be found on the events calendar on our website. Free entry. No reservations are required but […]
The game’s afoot! Come see Analy’s fall play, Sherlock Holmes & the West End Horror.
Growing Great Garlic Free Class October 25th 10:00am-11:00am Join us for our annual informative and inspiring class on growing great garlic! Class will cover bed preparation, planting times, as well as when and how to harvest and store. Dive into the different types of garlics from porcleins to artichoke types to determine what’s best for […]
Featured Topic: Biocides in the Watershed Guest speaker: Nichole Warwick Nichole is co-founder of several successful coalitions and organizations including Families Advocating for Chemical and Toxics Safety (FACTS) and Sonoma Sonoma Safe Ag Safe Schools (SSASS). Her talk will include general issues around “pesticides” – herbicides, fungicides, collectively, biocides, including human health threats, touching on […]
Sonoma County Japanese American Citizens League and Sebastopol World Friends are sponsoring a FREE Children’s Japanese Culture Workshop. The workshop uses Japanese folk stories, crafts, music, games, language, and food to help understand the four virtues of Japanese Culture : Harmony, Respect, Purity, and Tranquility. The workshop is scheduled for October 25, 2025, 10 AM […]