Transport yourself to Spain for an unforgettable evening of culture, flavor, music, and film. “A Night in Spain” invites you to experience the passion and artistry of Spanish tradition through an immersive flamenco lesson, tapas, and sangria.

Join us for an extraordinary evening celebrating community. On Saturday, August 15, MUSE 2026 will celebrate YOU, our remarkable community that has kept our community center alive and thriving for 75 years. Step back in time with cocktails as you journey from today to 1952, when Dr. Carroll and Katherine Andrews purchased this historic brick building with a bold vision: to create a welcoming place where creativity, connection, and community could flourish for generations to come.

Join us for the MUSE Gala 2026! It will be an elegant evening with a silent auction, cocktails, dinner by the girl & the fig, entertainment, memories, and more. Please RSVP by July 31. Dress your favorite decade from 1950 to present. Travel through time with us and celebrate YOU- the community that keeps us evolving to meet the needs of a diverse and ever-changing community.

The Pavlova is more than a dessert; it is a grand centerpiece designed to impress. Celebrate Spring by crafting a meringue masterpiece piled high with seasonal fruits, flowers, and a cloud of cream. ​In this hands-on workshop, you’ll master both fundamental and intricate piping techniques to create a showstopping structure.

PRINT LAB is not a traditional class, but an affordable art-making experience. Our mission is to explore a creative arts technique socially with our community. We welcome you to print, play, and experiment with an activity to create something unique in our printmaking studio!

Club SCC is transforming the back patio into the ultimate open-air 80s dance club. Grab your friends, bring your best moves, and let’s party like it’s 1985! DJ StaRJay will spin all your favorite hits from the decade of neon, big hair, power ballads, new wave, pop, punk, and glam.

MUSE 2026 is not about a single honoree. Instead, it is a tribute to the collective spirit that has sustained and grown the Sonoma Community Center for three-quarters of a century.

Artist Statement: “My ceramic work merges my Hungarian background with my education in American pottery. Through ceramics, I can interpret my Hungarian cultural background through the lens of my North Carolina surroundings.” Read More Here

Scott Murray moved to Sonoma in 2015. While the annual Chili Bowl fundraiser was his first foray into the Sonoma Community Center, he quickly became very tied to the Center through the Rotary Club of Sonoma Valley.

It’s time! Join us for a FREE day of swapping, fixing, and mending. Bring a reusable shopping bag and take as much as you want. So many things to choose from! Also, do you need something mended? Have a problem with your bike or need a new cord for your lamp? We have specialized volunteers ready to help!