• March 20, 2026

    On the first Friday of the month, our Culinary Department, led by Chef G, will have lunch available at the “Community Table.” For our inaugural meal, we are selling crisp tacos dorados filled with potato & shredded beef, topped with fresh veggies, two cheeses, sour cream, and habanero salsa. $18 per plate includes 4 tacos and an agua fresca. Pre-order and pick up anytime between noon and 2 PM.

  • March 6, 2026

    Travel through time with TJ Carter and her band in Andrews Hall. The show features the timeless elegance of Patsy Cline to the powerhouse emotion of Adele, and everything in between. Get tickets online now, or at the door. Beverages will be available for sale.

  • February 20, 2026

    Thanks to the generosity of our chili providers and our very zealous ceramicists, we have enough food and bowls to add a limited number of seats to the two sold-out lunches and the nearly sold-out dinner! Don’t wait to grab these tickets. We won’t add more. Would you like to volunteer? Click here.

  • February 13, 2026

    We are entering the Year of the Horse, but more significantly, 2026 brings a “Fire Horse” Year. It is a year for rapid progress, innovation, and breaking old patterns to achieve personal growth. Our 3rd Annual Lunar New Year Community Celebration will once again take place on the back patio of the Center with performers and food vendors. We will also have kid crafts, a Chinese calligraphy demonstration, & more. It is free for everyone in the community.

  • February 6, 2026

    Are you wanting to create a doll or a bag for the Gallery 212 exhibit in April, Barbies & Bags: Reclaimed & Reinvented Exhibit and Auction? Do you feel like you need the tools or guidance to get going? You’re in luck. Molly Spencer will be hosting a workshop in the Fiber Arts Studio. The cost of the workshop is the entry fee for submissions to the show: $25 for one entry, $40 for two (bags or dolls).

  • January 30, 2026

    MUSE 2026, August 15, 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. From its earliest days to today, the Center has thrived because of the people who believed in its mission and invested their time, talent, and passion. Our Community is the inspiration—the MUSE—that keeps the Center evolving to meet the needs of a diverse and ever-changing community.

  • January 9, 2026

    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.

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