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Ongoing
Thru Mar 26 ~ Women's History Month Bay Area artists on Women and the Search for Wisdom. Petaluma Historical Library & Museum, 20 Fourth Street, Petaluma, 707-778-4398, petalumamuseum.com
Thru Mar 30 ~ The Rotary Club of Sebastopol Teacher Mini-Grant Program - Accepting applications for the Mark Sell Rotary Teacher Grants. 707-972-1679, sebastopolrotary.org
Thru Mar 31 ~ Julie Nation Academy Pre- Teen/Teen Fire Victims Free Workshop 2455 Bennett Valley Road #A110, Santa Rosa, 707-575-8585, julienation@ julienation.com
Thru Apr 15 ~ Exhibition of Local Women’s History, She Persisted - Showcasing a diverse group of women notable in Healdsburg history. Free, Wed-Sun, 11-4p, Healdsburg Museum, 221 Matheson St., Healdsburg, 707-431- 3325, healdsburgmuseum.org/, info@ healdsburgmuseum.org
Thru May 25 ~ SRJC Free Older Adult Programs - Courses designed specifically for older adults. 707-527- 4533, older-adults.santarosa.edu
Thru Aug 5 ~ 50 Years of Franklin - a member of the Peanuts Gang since Harriet Glickman, wrote to Schulz regarding the integration of Peanuts. Charles M. Schulz Museum, 2301 Hardies Ln, Upstairs Changing Gallery, Santa Rosa, 707-579-4452, schulzmuseum.org
By Date
Mar 5 ~ Ralph Nader: One Person Can Make a Difference: Social Justice and World Affairs - What would life be like without Ralph Nader? Be inspired. 7:30p, Weill Hall at the Green Music Center, 1801 E Cotati Ave, Cotati
Mar 5 ~ Molly Murphy MacGregor - National Women’s History Month ~ Speaking on how women fought for Women's History Day. Free, $4 Parking, 10-12p, 680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway, Richard W. Call Building, Room 656, Petaluma, events.santarosa.edu/event/ womens-history-month-2018
Mar 5,12,19,26 ~ Women, Sex and Politics in Art, Music and Literature - Lecture and Performance Series by Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D. Tickets: Angela Ryan, Ph.D., 707-815-1513
Mar 7 ~ Science Buzz Café - Dragonflies & Damselflies #435, $5, 7p, Hopmonk Tavern, 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol, Daniel Osmer, sciencebuzzcafe.org/, daniel@sciencebuzzcafe.org
Mar 10 ~ Summerfield Waldorf Open House - Free, 9:30 1:30p, Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm, 655 Willowside Rd., SR, Tracy Saucier, 707- 575-7194, summerfieldws.org
Mar 10 ~ Living Well in Toxic Times: Integrative Self-Care Tools for Fire Recovery and Resilience - Self-care tools for health. Free, 10-1p, Sebastopol Grange, 60 Sebastopol Avenue, Hwy 12, Sebastopol, dailyacts.org,
Mar 10 ~ Sewing with Circuits - Create cool light up projects using circuits. Free, 2-3p, Guerneville Regional Library, 14107 Armstrong Woods Rd., Guerneville, 707- 869-94, sonomacounty.libcal.com
Mar 14 ~ History of Women at SRJC: By the Numbers - KC Greaney 1-year of women at the JC. Free, $4 Parking, 12:30- 1:30p, Santa Rosa Junior College, 1501 Mendocino Ave., Frank P. Doyle Library,, Santa Rosa, 707-527-4011, santarosa.edu
Mar 15 ~ Science Buzz Café - Geologic History of the Grand Canyon #436, Richard Ely, Geology Dude. Graventstein Grill, 8050 Bodega Ave, Sebastopol, Daniel Osmer, sciencebuzzcafe.org, Daniel@sciencebuzzcafe.org
Mar 17 ~ BEEKIND -Introduction
to Beekeeping - intro to Beekeeping $15, 10-1p, Sebastopol Grange, 60 Sebastopol Avenue, Hwy 12, Sebastopol, 707-824-2905, beekind.com
Mar 19 ~ My Life in A Box - Prepare a portable file to rebuild your life. Pre- register by Mar 12 to receive Free manual. $8, Free for members, 10:30- 11:30a, Santa Rosa Senior Center, 2060 W. College Ave, Santa Rosa, 707-543-3745
Mar 24 ~ Mosaic Class - Decorate stepping stones, bird houses or other fun items. $23 per person. Graton Community ClubCharlene at 542-0797
Mar 26 ~ State of Homelessness in Sonoma County - Collaborative approaches, resources & Best-ptactices gleaned from other metro areas. Free, $4 Parking, 12-1p, Santa Rosa Campus, Randolph Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall, 1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, arts- lectures.santarosa.edu
Mar 27, 29 ~ Pathways to College: Demystifying the College Application Process - approach college applications process with confidence. Free, 1-2:30p, Sebastopol Regional Library, 7140 Bodega Ave, Sebastopol, 707-823-7691 sonomalibrary.org
Mar 29 ~ What if Women Built a College and Everybody Came? - Local historian Gaye Le Baron will provide a historical overview of Sonoma County and the role and legacy of SRJC. Free, $4 Parking, 12-1p, Santa Rosa Campus, The Girvin Family Student Activities Center, Lawrence A. Bertolini Student Center, 1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, arts- lectures.santarosa.edu
Mar 29 ~ Dr. William Perry to Speak at Santa Rosa Jr. College - With Dr. Donna Brasset-Shearer, an anthropologist who conducted re-search on the Cold War. Free, $4 Parking, 12:15p, SRJC Petaluma Campus, 680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway, Carole L. Ellis Auditorium, Petaluma, 707-778-2415
Presentation of nonviolence today, and its significance for the cultural, economic, and political shifts. Free, $4 Parking, 12-1p, Santa Rosa Campus, Randolph Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall, 1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, arts- lectures.santarosa.edu
Writers Camp: Award-Winning Director & Actor Cynthia Silver iss Special Master Class Instructor
Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 Fourth St., Petaluma, 707-778-4398, petalumamuseum.com
Mar 4 ~ The Braslavsky Ensemble opening concert and reception. Performance on the theme of “Women & Goddesses” by internationally renowned musicians. $25-$30, 4p,
Mar 11 ~ Inanna and the Search for Wisdom - Artist and mythologist Nancy Castille in conversation with Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D. Free, 3p
Mar 18 ~ Municipal Housekeepers of the Past - Discussion on the Petaluma Ladies’ Improvement Club and the history of the women’s club movement in Petaluma and across the country. Free, 3p
Mar 21 ~ Third Wednesday Dialogues at the Museum - Petalumans of Yesteryear don period attire to tell the history of the founding of the Carnegie Library in Petaluma. Free, $5 suggested donation, 7-8:30p
Apr 2 ~ Nonviolence and Human Destiny
Registration is now open for the Spring session, which will be hosted at Occidental Arts & Ecology Center, an 80-acre research, demonstration, education, advocacy and community-organizing center in West Sonoma County, California. This is the third year in operation for Sonoma County Writers Camp. The rst-time addition of a fall camp session makes for three distinct deep-dive opportunities for writers during ve-day sessions limited to 24 participants. The other 2018 Topics are: Beg, Borrow, Steal: What We Can Learn from Different Genres (August 8 - 12), Scene Making: the Essence of Storytelling (October 10 - 14).
Characters are at the heart of all our stories. Readers fall in love with our characters, and it’s through that emotional connection that they’re moved by our stories. All of us have a marvelous laboratory with which to explore what it means to be a human being: ourselves and the people around us. Yet getting characters to fully inhabit our stories can be a challenge. This camp session will explore approaches to writing that will bring your characters–invented or remembered–to dynamic, compelling life.
Sonoma County Writers Camp (SCWC) is pleased to announce that we will be bringing Cynthia Silver, award-winning NYC-based stage & lm director, actor, and acting teacher to present a master class for writers during our spring 2018 SCWC session (April 25 - 29). Silver will address this session’s theme, “Compelling Characters: Bringing People to Life on the Page,” along with other published authors and experts in the literary industry including founders and camp teachers, best-selling author Ellen Sussman and writer/ lmmaker Elizabeth Stark, both Sebastopol residents.
To see more about Sonoma County Writers Camp, please go to: sonomacountywriterscamp.com/
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