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Chamber Highlights of 2012

Thanks to membership almost 500 businesses strong, your Chamber accomplished great things in 2012.  Click here for a highlights report.

 


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SONOMA 
VALLEY

Cradled between the Mayacamas and Sonoma mountain ranges, Sonoma Valley is the birthplace of California’s famed wine industry and the closest wine region to San Francisco, just 45 minutes away. Visitors have been attracted by the beauty and bounty of the Sonoma Valley since Coastal Miwok Indians first discovered the healing properties of the natural hot springs that once dotted the valley floor. Today, the region beckons with fine dining, a flourishing arts scene, remarkable history, charming shops, tranquil lodging and spas, and close to 100 wineries... all in 17 miles of unparalleled beauty, including 13,000 acres of parkland.


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       Visitor Information

   Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau

   Bed and Breakfast Association Sonoma Valley

   Sonoma County Virtual Visit at sonoma.com

 

 

Arts & Entertainment

There is always something fun and interesting going on in Sonoma Valley. Whether your passion is art or film, music or motor sports, whether you prefer to attend or participate, you’ll find plenty to do indoors or outdoors, any time of the year.

The area in and around the lush, eight-acre Sonoma Plaza—a National Historic Landmark—offers the perfect setting for many activities, including annual festivals, weekly farmers’ markets, and public concerts. Meanwhile, the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art stages world-class exhibitions. Galleries, studios, wineries, and restaurants showcase the works of regional artists. The 150-member Sonoma Valley Chorale and other local musicians and theater troupes perform regularly in venues around the Valley.

The Sonoma Community Center, built in 1916 as the Sonoma Grammar School, serves as a cultural focal point, offering programs in fine arts, music, and theater, as well as affordable rental space for education and community services. The historic Sebastiani Theatre shows first-run movies and stages live performances. Infineon Raceway draws NASCAR and other motor sports fans from around the country. Many of the area’s approximately 100 non-profit organizations focus on the arts, historic preservation, gardening, and travel.

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