• February 2, 2026

    The Sonoma Police Report Live show promises to be a very fun, crazy, kooky show about the history of Sonoma you won’t find in winery gift shops, hotel brochures, destination magazine ads, or “Top 10 small towns to live in” lists. Join us for a raucous staged reading of excerpts from the hilarious book “Sonoma Police Report: funny, odd tales from the Wine Country,” along with fun audience-involved games. Starring author/playwright Joshua Farrell, Joe Herrschaft, Vanessa Rognlien, Cat Smith, and Molly Spencer, with a little assistance from DJ StaRJay.

  • January 20, 2026

    Submissions will be open through March 13. Show dates are Tuesday, April 2 to Saturday, April 25. New this year: bags! Upcycled fanny packs, purses, totes, backpacks… in the spirit of Barbie’s love of fashion, create a bag for this show. (Human size, of course.)

  • January 12, 2026

    Designers are invited to create wearable art that will strut down the runway for the 16th annual Trashion Fashion Shows on April 18th. From first-time makers to seasoned creatives, individuals or groups, including adults, teens, and kids (over age 9), are encouraged to apply. Outfits must be made from materials that have been previously used, found at thrift stores, or rescued from the trash.

  • January 5, 2026

    From the curators, “It is with the deepest intentionality that we present Craft in the Valley, an exhibition honoring the enduring value of handmade craft and the artisans who keep these traditions alive. In a world increasingly shaped by mass production and digital speed, this exhibition invites us to slow down and consider the meaning, beauty, and depth that come from work made by hand.”

  • December 15, 2025

    The Relief Residency Program was born in response to the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene on so many in the craft community in Western North Carolina. The Center saw an opportunity to re-imagine resources we already had to support artists across the country. We transformed our traditional six-month residency to a series of shorter, funded residencies designed to generate income and support artists who have lost their studio or livelihood due to natural or man-made disasters.

  • December 1, 2025

    This weekend, shop our annual juried art sale and fundraiser for the Sonoma Community Center! The Winter Art Market is three festive days of shopping from over 70 Bay Area artisans, all creating handcrafted items. There is something for everyone. Food, music, and fun await you. Please remember to leave your furry friends at home to protect the artists and their artwork.

  • November 24, 2025

    Discover the art of Pâte à Choux in this delicious hands-on baking class with Chef Anthony Fontaine. Learn the step-by-step technique to create this versatile French dough, the foundation for both sweet and savory pastries. Explore how to make delicate cream-filled profiteroles for dessert and airy, cheese-infused gougères for an elegant appetizer. The fillings will be prepared in advance, so you can enjoy your freshly baked creations right out of the oven. Perfect for both beginners and experienced bakers, this class will give you the skills to impress guests with homemade French pastries at your next gathering.

  • November 17, 2025

    The Winter Art Market is happening on December 5-7 throughout the Sonoma Community Center campus. Shop from over 70 Bay Area artists in this unique annual fundraiser for the Center. Handmade one-of-a-kind art to deck your halls, give as gifts, wear to the office party, or spoil yourself!

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