David Templeton

Gerald Leuschen, founder of Sebastopol’s Buddy’s Farm, recently took to social media to share the popular honey purveyor’s big dream for the the new year. Short version: he’s looking to set up shop in Petaluma.

Exploring a few other official reasons to celebrate on December 31

Reeling from the Bay Area’ ‘artist’s apocalypse,’ Burning Man sculptor eyes Petaluma as a haven for innovation and creativity

The multi-media show features works by a number of local artists, with a focus on the beauty and mystery of California’s various forested environments.

January 25 fairgrounds event sponsored by Sax’s Joint and City of Petaluma

Though he’s yet to RSVP, the ghost of Edgar Alan Poe would surely welcome Gothic attire at his birthday bash

Literary news, local and national, plus Petaluma’s bestselling books this week

On Saturday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., photo conservator Gawain Weaver will conduct a workshop at the Petaluma Art Center, describing the importance of protecting and preserving photographs through electronic scanning.

Emphasizing reproductive rights and the war in Gaza, marchers rallied at Walnut Park and City Hall, with hundreds walking in processions that stretched for blocks.

From “green burials” to “home funerals,” local experts will bring fresh perspectives on end-of-life planning.