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Jun 01, 2023 / madmin
When in doubt, wine it out at Petaluma’s outstanding wine-tasting venues Right in historic downtown, near Petaluma’s riverfront is the exceptional Adobe Road Winery; partake in sips of high-quality, expressive wines. Be sure to ask to taste one of their many wines that have earned 90 points or higher from Wine Spectator. MORE
Sep 22, 2017 / madmin
Docent-Led Walks from Oct. through June • (707) 486-9030 Free nature and bird walks are offered on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month; at the Petaluma Public Wetlands. Visit Petaluma Wetlands for additional details. MORE
Oct 26, 2016 / madmin
The Petaluma River is a veritable sea of activity attracting recreational boaters, rowers, kayakers, photographers, bird watchers and anglers to explore, play or just relax. Since the mid 1800s, the Petaluma River has been a vital commercial link for shipping produce and poultry to San Francisco. MORE