Learn runway design with recycled materials at this free Trashion Fashion workshop. Get tools, supplies, and expert guidance to create sustainable couture. This open studio is free thanks to support from Creative Sonoma.

This free opening night reception includes a talk by the curators, light refreshments, and entertainment from duo Tim Curley and Gary Halter. The exhibit will run through February 19 in the Sonoma Community Center’s Gallery 212. Click here to learn more about the artists.

Sonoma Community Center and Dos’Bar present the work of Stefani Threet Ceramics. To celebrate the end of Stefani’s 6-week residency at the Center, join us for a sale of her work and light refreshments. No RSVP necessary.

You’re not out of time! There is still room in tomorrow’s class, and you can learn to make special treats that will make you the hit of the holiday parties. Make Mini Panettones, a Christmas classic! Learn the steps to make a Cranberry & Pistachio Braid and Pan de Jamón. Hands-on learning, eating, and the skills to recreate on your own at home.

The Winter Art Market is one of Sonoma Community Center’s most lively and talent-filled annual fundraisers and community markets! Once a year, the center is transformed into a magical winter wonderland, filled to the brim with handmade goods – many of which have been made inside the very walls of the Center.

The Center is thrilled to have received a grant from the California Arts Council to support expanding our after-school programs from one to two days per week. As a vibrant and essential local arts resource, this funding fuels our artistic vision, strengthens our future, and expands our ability to serve the young people and families who depend on the arts to learn, grow, and thrive.

Listen to the wild ride and electric chat with Rubén Valtierra, the award winning keyboardist who is best known for his thirty plus collaboration with the legendary “Weird Al” Yankovic .

What’s up, witches! It’s time for another Sonoma Spooktacular Halloween around the Plaza. The Center will be handing out candy at the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau, now located in the historic Toscano Hotel at 24 East Spain Street.

Due to overwhelming demand, the Sonoma Community Center has added a second screening of Scream (1996) on Thursday, October 30. The original 6:30 p.m. showing is completely sold out, and no tickets will be available at the door as Andrews Hall has reached full capacity.

An Important Message About Dia de Muertos. The Sonoma Community Center will hold its Dia de Muertos altar lighting, as scheduled, on Saturday, November 1 at 6:00 p.m. We welcome the community to join us in remembering those who have passed while viewing the Center’s public altars, the Community Butterfly Exhibit, and visiting the gallery featuring the work of artist Adrián Arias.