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| | Welcome, Moringa & Marigold!
What an amazing turnout for last night’s reception for our elephants. We had guests from the Sonoma Art Walk, Members of the Sonoma Chamber, and Mayor Patricia Farrar Rivas with several Sonoma City Council Members. Rosemary McNeely had the honor of cutting the ribbon during the ceremony. She discovered the Great Elephant Migration while in New York and decided to bring a pair to Sonoma Valley, which will be permanently on display in front of the Center.
The Sonoma Index-Tribune published photos online of our tiny herd moving to the front of the building. See the photos and read more about the history of the project here. |
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| | | | 3D Collage Paper ElephantsSaturday, September 6, 10 AM or 2 PM, $20
Guests will be guided in creating unique stand-up collage paper elephants using a variety of mixed media tools on recycled chipboard and cardstock, led by teaching artist Kelly Autumn. The family session begins at 10 AM and is for child and adult. The adult session begins at 2 PM for ages 16 and up. Be inspired by Moringa and Marigold, our new Lantana elephants living at the Center. |
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| | | | Sunday Pottery on the WheelAll Levels with Ben BetourneSeptember 7-October 9, 11 AM, $230
Develop and improve your throwing skills while exploring a range of forms through multiple class projects in this all-level throwing class. The instructor guides you through the basic steps of throwing, shaping, and trimming pottery on the wheel. |
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| | | | Serve Your ‘Fit: A 6-Week Upcycling Workshop for Teens/Young AdultsTuesdays, September 23-October 28, 5:30 PMFREE! Space is limited. Please register.
With a stipend from Bon Marche, we raid the thrift racks and flip forgotten fits into one-of-a-kind streetwear and runway-ready looks. Learn how to cut, stitch, patch, and hack your clothes into bold statements that are 100% you. Each session focuses on hands-on techniques – like mending, deconstructing, and reimagining. |
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| | | | | SCREAM (1996) in Andrews HallThursday, October 30, 6:30 PM, $20Very Limited VIP Experiences Available
Why just watch the movie when you can step inside it? This year, fans have the rare chance to go beyond the screen with an immersive VIP experience. Explore two of Scream’s most iconic filming locations—Woodsboro High School (Sonoma Community Center) and the legendary 261 Turner Lane, better known as Stu Macher’s house (Spring Hill Estate Mansion). Remarkably preserved, Stu’s place looks much as it did when the cameras first rolled. To make the journey seamless, guests will enjoy private round-trip transportation from the Sonoma Community Center to Tomales Bay. |
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| Kitchen Concert, Sunday, Sep 28, Room 110 |
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| Please note: Classes listed in the Monday and Friday newsletter are not inclusive of everything available. What’s shown above are highlights. To see our full listing of classes and events visit SonomaCommunityCenter.org. |
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| Messages from our community partners. Please reach out to them directly with questions. |
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| | Kitten Yoga at Pets LifelineSaturday, September 6, 10- 11 AM $25 registration or at the door. Registration is suggested due to limited space. Led by Carol Allison, this class is designed to be lighthearted, friendly, and full of laughter (because it’s hard to hold a plank when there’s a kitten on your mat!). |
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