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Goguette Bread Opens Hidden Wine Bar in Santa Rosa
Open the door to Bistroquette de Goguette, and you step through a magic portal into a neighborhood wine bar in Paris. Not just any wine bar, but the place where owner Najine Shariat spent countless unhurried evenings with her family, sometimes falling asleep on a bench with her three sisters while their parents sipped wine and nibbled on bread and cheese.
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Petaluma Thrash Band Skitzo Marks 45 Years With Green Slime, Old Bandmates
Sonoma County thrash metal act Skitzo is celebrating 45 years together with a reunion concert at Petaluma's Phoenix Theater, bringing back former bandmates, towering stage sets and the band's notorious green-slime stunt. Frontman Lance Ozanix, who turned 60 this year, has led the group since its founding in 1981, and he's promising the kind of spectacle that once got the band booked on national television.
SFGate
BevNET.com
Steric Systems Provides Wine Industry Solutions at WIN Expo Santa Rosa
Steric Systems, Inc. will be at Booth 319 at the North Coast Wine Industry Expo (WIN Expo) on December 3 with treatment options for three of the top problems many North Coast producers are dealing with this year: smoke-affected 2026 lots, large volumes of wine sitting in inventory, and flavor enhancement of low- and no-alcohol wines. Steric's electromagnetic system handles all three challenges in a low-cost, clean process that has delivered notable results for California wine producers.
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Jumpin' Johnny Sansone Brings Louisiana Blues to Petaluma for Honduran Clinic
Jumpin' Johnny Sansone, the saxophone-and-accordion-wielding bluesman out of New Orleans, is heading back to Petaluma for a fully seated show at the Mystic Theatre on Sunday, November 22, 2026. The concert at 23 N. Petaluma Blvd. doubles as a benefit for the Petaluma-based nonprofit Global Healing, with proceeds going toward the Roatán Volunteer Pediatric Clinic on the Honduran island of Roatán, where public health services are scarce.
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Rollicking Louisiana crawfish boils have arrived in the East Bay. Here’s where to find one before the year ends
When Marin-County native Aaron Salit first visited New Orleans 12 years ago, he was deep in the bustle and grind of the fine dining restaurant world. As someone who has always enjoyed live music and food, the city’s crawfish boil culture drew him in instantly. Before he knew it, he was returning year after year to attend boils, eventually making crawfish boils a birthday tradition of his own, bringing friends and family together for the same communal experience he had come to love in Louisiana.
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Glen Ellen's Rare Asian Maples Hit Peak Color, With Walks Through Mid-November
Fall color is peaking right now among the rare Asian maples at Sonoma Botanical Garden in Glen Ellen, where more than 50 wild-origin maple species are turning shades of red, orange, yellow and purple along the hillsides off Highway 12. The garden, open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 12841 Highway 12, has built its reputation around a maple collection that few institutions on the West Coast can match.