Archive of: Arts & Entertainment Scene

Acting classes offered by Silver Moon Theatre

For both adults and youth Jan 18 - March 21

Christmas tree chipping, artist event at Quarryhill

All set for Jan. 14.

Film Festival honors Waters

‘Pope of Trash’ to perform

By Emily Charrier-Botts/Index-Tribune Entertainment Editor

Craig Miller opens Fat Pilgrim on Broadway in Sonoma

Craig Miller recently opened Fat Pilgrim, a new "contemporary general store," at 20820 Broadway (near Presentation School) featuring an eclectic blend of products that range from specialty foods and beauty products, to toys for kids and unique gadgets and decor for the home.

Pat Summers to direct Sonoma Film Festival sponsorship effort

The Sonoma International Film Festival recently named local resident and businesswoman Pat Summers, director of sponsorship. Summers is the founder of Summers-McCann, Inc, a local public relations firm.

CPA Sandra Stout joins Sonoma Valley Chorale board

Sandra Stout, a local, community-based accountant, is the newest member of the Sonoma Valley Chorale board of directors.

Deb Carlen offers writing courses

Deb Carlen, local writing coach/instructor and communications professional in Sonoma, is offering 10 short courses on the elements of fiction writing at Readers’ Books. The course series started October 26.

Sonoma Film Festival close to grant match, adds new chairman, six new board members

Sonoma International Film Festival recently announced that it has raised 85 percent of a $100,000 matching challenge grant and added six new board members, selecting Mike Ware as new board chairman.

Artist Marsha Klein earns fellowship

Sonoma artist Marsha Klein was awarded an artist fellowship for residency at the Women's Studio Workshop in New York’s Hudson Valley, which has a long tradition as a vital hub for artists and musicians from New York City.   

Sonoma now has 'Sonoma Wine Country Trolley'

Longtime Sonomans Ed and Jonnie McCormick announced plans this week to launch 'Sonoma Wine Country Trolley' July 27, a new local business featuring a restored San Francisco trolley car, refitted with a full kitchen and seating for 14.