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Gay Wine Weekend Kicks Off July 19
The Night Belongs To You at the Twilight T-Dance, the signature event of Gay Wine Weekend! COMING UP IN 2 WEEKS Reserve your tickets now for the gay event of the season – the Twilight T-Dance at the prestigious La Crema Winery estate. Join us for a night of celebration under the Sonoma sky, dancing to the sounds of DJ Blackwell. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to dance, connect, and celebrate community in a setting that promises unforgettable memories and lasting friendships. Act swiftly to bask in the enchantment of Sonoma Wine Country – reserve your place today and prepare to create cherished memories that will endure for a lifetime! |
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GAY WINE WEEKEND COMMENCES IN 2 WEEKS!FRIDAY, JULY 19 |
THE VIP OPENING RECEPTION Friday, July 19th. 3:00pm-6:00pmVintner’s Resort, Host Hotel Event CenterSponsored by the Russian River Valley WineGrowers Association THIS EVENT IS FOR BOTH MAGNUM & VIP PASS HOLDERS AND VINTNER RESORT HOTEL GUESTS and SPONSORS |
OVER 15 REGIONAL WINERIES WILL BE POURING THEIR BEST FOR YOU AS YOU ARRIVE IN TOWN. UNWIND AND RELAX WHILE MEETING OTHER GAY WINE WEEKEND GUESTS AT THIS VIP OPENING RECEPTION. FOR PASS HOLDERS YOU CAN PICK UP YOUR PASSES AT THE RECEPTION. AFTER THAT YOUR PASSES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FRONT DESK OF THE HOTEL. MEET YOU THERE! |
WINEMAKER DINNERS OF GAY WINE WEEKEND FRIDAY, JULY 19TH |
There are a limited number of seats available at some of ourFriday evening Winemaker Dinners. Grab them while you can and experience an evening of food & wine in some of the most beautiful Sonoma County Wine Country settings. |
EVERYONE SHOULD SPARKLE!POP-UP GAY BAR AFTER PARTY FRIDAY EVENING OPEN TO ALL |
STAY AT OUR HOST HOTEL AND BE WHERE ALL THE ACTION TAKES PLACE FROM THE VIP OPENING RECEPTION TO THE SUNDAY DRAG QUEEN BRUNCH & WINE AUCTION. ALL SHUTTLES DEPART FROM THE HOST HOTEL THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND! CALL DIRECTLY AND MENTION GAY WINE WEEKEND 707-575-7350 |
Happening This Month at Sonoma County Library
Join the Sonoma County Library for events throughout the month of July, from a virtual talk with bestselling author Elizabeth Acevedo to live music performances. All events are free and you don’t need a library card to attend; registration is required for select events. See some of our July events below! |
All Ages |
Trio Nuevo Amanecer enchants audiences with romantic ballads of Latin America, classic folk songs, traditional Mexican music, and more. Catch a performance at these libraries: Roseland, Sonoma Valley, Rohnert Park-Cotati, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, or Cloverdale. |
Keenan Webster: Afro Roots World MusicExperience the sounds of West African music with Keenan Webster! Webster’s mission is to use music for world peace and healing, to fight against racism, and to bring all people together. Join Webster at four libraries: Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Guerneville, and Windsor. |
Kids |
Little Chefs’ & Gardeners’ Story HourJoin children’s author Tenisha Bernal to explore little chefs’ and gardeners’ first words through interactive reading, coloring, puzzles, and games! Attendees will receive free books on a first come, first served basis. For ages 0-6. At two locations: Rohnert Park-Cotati Library and Bayer Farm in Santa Rosa. |
The Treasure of AquilesCome join the adventures of Aquiles! Sing, dance and play with Cascada de Flores at 11 locations: Cloverdale, Healdsburg, Roseland, Guerneville, Petaluma Fairgrounds, Northwest Santa Rosa, Sonoma Valley, Central Santa Rosa, Rincon Valley, Sebastopol, and Windsor. For grades K-6. |
Teens |
Lyrics Workshop with KayattaLearn how to write your own lyrics with Bay Area hip-hop artist Kayatta. For grades 7-12. Get inspired at four libraries: Rincon Valley, Sebastopol, Central Santa Rosa, and Petaluma. |
Paper Bead MakingLearn how to create colorful, eco-friendly paper beads! Join us for a creative class that shares various techniques for making unique, personalized beads for your own projects. For grades 7-12. At four libraries: Windsor, Northwest Santa Rosa, Rincon Valley, and Sonoma Valley. |
Teen & Adults |
The Power of Poetry with Bestselling Author Elizabeth AcevedoJoin us on Tuesday, July 23, at 11:00 am for an exciting virtual author conversation and Q&A, plus a reading from Acevedo’s National Book Award-winning and New York Times bestselling novel-in-verse, The Poet X. |
Intercambio: English & Spanish Learning Group Practice English or Spanish and help other learners in a friendly atmosphere at the Guerneville or Healdsburg Library this summer. Beginners welcome! |
Looking for more? Explore the full calendar! Explore the Calendar |
A Reminder from Your Library |
All library branches will be closed Thursday, July 4.We look forward to seeing you when we reopen on Friday, July 5! |
Thank you for being a member of the Sonoma County Library community. Visit us online or in person at one of our branches. Be sure to check out open jobs at Sonoma County Library here. Questions? Please call your local library branch or click here to send us a message. Eventos en julio Únete a la Biblioteca del Condado de Sonoma para los eventos ofrecidos durante el mes de julio, como una hablada virtual con la exitosa autora Elizabeth Acevedo y conciertos de música en vivo. Todos los eventos son gratuitos y no necesitas una tarjeta de la biblioteca para asistir; sí es necesario registrarse para eventos seleccionados. ¡Vea una selección de los eventos de julio a continuación! |
Para Todos |
Trio Nuevo Amanecer cautiva el público con boleros y baladas románticas de América Latina, canciones folclóricas clásicas, música tradicional mexicana y más. Mira una actuación en estas bibliotecas: Roseland, Sonoma Valley, Rohnert Park-Cotati, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, o Cloverdale. |
Keenan Webster – Música de raíces africanas para el mundoSiente los sonidos de la música de África Occidental con Keenan Webster. La misión de Webster es utilizar la música para la paz y sanación mundial, para luchar contra el racismo y unir a la gente. Únete a Webster en cuatro bibliotecas: Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Guerneville, y Windsor. |
Niños |
Hora de Cuentos para Pequeños Cocineros y JardinerosÚnete a la autora de libros infantiles Tenisha Bernal para explorar las primeras palabras de pequeños cocineros y jardineros mediante actividades interactivas: leer, colorear, rompecabezas y juegos. Los participantes recibirán un ejemplar gratuito de Little Gardener’s First 100 Words y uno de Little Chef’s First 100 Words por orden de llegada. Edades 0-6. En dos ubicaciones: La Biblioteca de Rohnert Park-Cotati y Bayer Farm en Santa Rosa. |
El Tesoro de Aquiles¡Únete a las aventuras de Aquiles! Canta, baila y juega con Cascada de Flores en 11 bibliotecas.: Cloverdale, Healdsburg, Roseland, Guerneville, Petaluma Fairgrounds, Northwest Santa Rosa, Sonoma Valley, Central Santa Rosa, Rincon Valley, Sebastopol, y Windsor. Para los grados K-6. |
Jóvenes |
Surf’s Up at the “Cow-A-Bunga” Themed 2024 Sonoma-Marin Fair June 20 – 23 in Petaluma
The Sonoma-Marin Fair is making waves this summer with its exciting “Cow-A-Bunga” themed event, taking place from June 20-23 in Petaluma, CA. This four-day extravaganza promises endless fun, entertainment, and a celebration of community spirit. With free carnival rides and entertainment included with fair admission, attendees are in for a treat.
The Sonoma-Marin Fair has something for everyone, from thrilling concerts to educational agricultural exhibits. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere and enjoy a variety of attractions and activities for all ages. The daily fair favorites, such as Hypnotist Michael Mezmer and Salsa Steel, are back. Plus, families can watch The Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show – as seen on America’s Got Talent – and interact with a wide variety of animals in the All Smiles Petting Zoo. And, of course, the fair would not be complete without Trixie The Magical Clown, Balloonacy, The Hollywood On Wheels Comedy Show featuring The Balloon Man, Wild Science, the Cutest Show on Earth, Ballet Folklorico Petaluma and more!
One of the fair’s highlights is the renowned World’s Ugliest Dog® Contest, happening on Friday, June 21st, where unique and lovable canines compete for the title. This beloved event has gained international recognition and never fails to entertain. Enter your “ugly dog” today at www.sonoma-marinfair.org/worlds-ugliest-dog/ and show off your loveable pup at this year’s fair.
Additionally, the Farm Olympics, on Saturday, June 22nd, will showcase the skills and dedication of local farmers, providing a glimpse into the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Looking to participate? Entry forms are available now at www.sonoma-marinfair.org/farm-olympics/.
For those seeking a taste of adventure, the fair offers exhilarating carnival rides that will leave attendees on the edge of their seats. There is no shortage of excitement, from classic favorites to thrilling new additions. And what’s more, all rides and entertainment are included with fair admission, making it an incredible value for families and friends.
Food enthusiasts will be delighted by the diverse culinary offerings available at the fair. From traditional fair favorites like corn dogs and funnel cakes to gourmet delights, there is something to satisfy every craving. And for those looking to indulge in the region’s renowned wines, the wine garden experience awaits, showcasing the best local vintages.
Speaking of vintage… the Sonoma-Marin Fair is hosting TWO car shows during the fair. On Saturday, June 22, catch the Car Show on the Gardenway from 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm. Then on Sunday, June 23, enjoy Cars & Coffee at the Fair from 8:00 am – 10:00 am.
In addition to the thrilling entertainment and delicious food, the Sonoma-Marin Fair is a platform for community engagement. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits that highlight the talents and achievements of local organizations and individuals. From art displays to educational showcases, the fair celebrates the unique contributions of the community.
Tickets for the fair are on sale now! Plan ahead and save with discounts available until June 19th. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the “Cow-A-Bunga” themed 2024 Sonoma-Marin Fair. Grab your surfboard and get ready for a wave of excitement!
About the Sonoma-Marin Fair
The Sonoma-Marin Fair is an annual event celebrating the rich traditions of agriculture, youth development, and community engagement. With a focus on showcasing livestock and arts and crafts and providing entertainment for all ages, the fair aims to bring together communities and foster a sense of appreciation for rural heritage. For more information, visit www.sonoma-marinfair.org.
Surf’s up at the “Cow-A-Bunga” themed 2024 Sonoma-Marin Fair from June 20-23 in Petaluma, CA. Carnival rides and entertainment are FREE with fair admission. Enjoy four fun-filled days of concerts, agricultural education, community exhibits, contests, delicious fair food, wine tasting, and more. Plus, you won’t want to miss the World’s Ugliest Dog® Contest, Farm Olympics, or our Fiesta Latina! For details, visit www.sonoma-marinfair.org, call (707) 283-3247, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

Community Supply to present Kinky Birds sculptures by award-winning visual artist Lacy Atkins
A flock of unique and vibrant birds has arrived in Sonoma! Lacy Atkins, a Sonoma County resident and acclaimed artist, has crafted the Kinky Birds ceramic sculptures. Inspired by the play and film, Kinky Boots, these birds embrace individuality and self-expression with their quirky style and signature red boots. Celebrate your true self with the eccentric and charming Kinky Birds, the weirder, the better! Kinky Birds celebrate being your authentic self – no matter how quirky, twisted, or unexpected.
Join artist Lacy Atkins and friends for the Kinky Birds opening reception on June 15th from 4 to 6. This art exhibit celebration is free and open to the public. Featured will be nine Kinky Birds made from clay and unique materials found around Sonoma, like the feathers of chickens, peacocks, and other various birds. Each Kinky Bird has a life of its own. Find the right one for you – and let your freak bird fly!
Lacy is part of a Pulitzer Prize-winning team for coverage of the L.A. riots for the Los Angeles Times. She’s also a two-time finalist with over 30 years of experience as a visual storyteller. She lives in Petaluma and contracts with non-profits such as the Innocence Project and Teach For America. She has been on staff at the San Francisco Chronicle, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and part of the USA TODAY Network, the Tennessean. Her work has been featured in various magazines such as Time, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated, as well as being featured on display at the Newseum in Washington D.C., and exhibited at the Visa pour L’Image in Perpignan, France.
Interview with Lacy Atkins:
What was your inspiration for putting red boots on bird sculptures?
I’ve always liked stilettos. Especially red stilettos, they’re sexy and well, they’re over the top.
How many are in the series?
The series continues to grow, currently, there are 12.
What were you doing before becoming an artist with clay?
I was a photojournalist for the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times, and the Associated Press. I was part of the Los Angeles Times team that won the Pulitzer Prize for our coverage of the riots in LA. and a Pulitzer Prize finalist twice for my individual work.
Where do you live in Sonoma?
Petaluma
So each kinky bird has a dating profile?
Yes, and they vary from she, he, them, they, it. Dating profiles are written by Sonoma-based author, Cameron Tuttle.
Mitch M., for example, wears long ladies’ lingerie under his suit. He hopes to bend your rules and Supreme Court you.
If I get your vote, he hopes to retire and fly off into the sunset together.
Stella is a drag queen in training. She goes by Steve at work, and Stella at play. She wants to make a play date.
Her personal motto in life with the right partner is…Life is never a drag.
Scarlett is looking for a sugar mama. Feeling a little lonely, she is an optimist, though. She’s excited to meet someone, after all, tomorrow is another day.
Tiny Dancer always flies first class. This lovebird was born a little different from the flock and that makes her special.
She can spread her wings but she cannot fly and that’s how she learned how to be such an amazing dancer. She hopes to dance right into each other’s hearts.
#BlessedLovebird #GratitudeWithAttitude
Lizzie Is a fierce and fabulous single mom. If you put family at the top of your list, let’s talk. She goes everywhere with her twins and her two beautiful children.
If you want to love me you’ve got to love my chicks. I’m fiercely loyal, wildly passionate, and ready to feather your nest. I mate for life.
Amelia flies both ways. If you’re a high-flying world traveler, I’d love to be an aviatrix for you. Nor afraid of heights, looking for a thrill seeker to share life’s daily adventures. Extra points if you can read the map, jump into my cockpit, and let’s make history.
Hi-res images of the Kinky Birds: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/lx02k3rnyftqwxl4cjriy/ADBM1dTzjiLLdQIiB9vlbVA?rlkey=b76emlqxjy0gcyo4fubion5fq&st=pd8m9lsj&dl=0
View the colorful Kinky Birds for purchase at Community Supply:
About Community Supply:
Community Supply is a general store that features products and creations from small makers, artists, and entrepreneurs. The shop sources products from Sonoma Valley, the great state of California, across the United States, and international cooperatives with an eye on supporting women and the environment.
Community Supply
645 2nd Street West
Marketplace STE 32, Sonoma, CA 95476
707-899-7909
Join Positive Images LGBTQIA+ Center and North Bay LGBTQI Families for a Social Saturday: Intergenerational Gathering on June 15 at Spring Lake Regional Park
Join Positive Images LGBTQIA+ Center and North Bay LGBTQI Families for a Social Saturday: Intergenerational Gathering on June 15th from 12pm-3pm at Spring Lake Regional Park!
All LGBTQIA+ youth, families, adults, and elders are welcomed at Social Saturdays, which are a recurring series of monthly events taking place throughout Sonoma County where we are seeking to bring community across generations, particularly gender expansive youth, teens, and adults.
At our June gathering we are invited by Sonoma County Regional Parks for a queer social at Spring Lake lagoon! We will have some wristbands set aside for those that want to play on the water park structure.
Please bring with you a packed lunch, sunscreen, and some water to hydrate yourself. We will also provide some snacks and beverages.
We are excited to gather with you all!
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Acompañe a Positive Images LGBTQIA + Center y North Bay LGBTQI Families para un sábado social intergeneracional el 15 de junio de 12pm a 3pm en Spring Lake Regional Park.
Todes les jóvenes, familias, adultes y ancianes LGBTQIA + son bienvenides en esta reunión, que es parte de una serie recurrente de eventos mensuales que se llevan a cabo en todo el condado de Sonoma, donde buscamos reunir a nuestra comunidad a través de generaciones, particularmente jóvenes, adolescentes y adultes con género expansivo.
En nuestre reunión de junio, los Parques Regionales del Condado de Sonoma nos invitan a una reunión social para la comunidad queer en la laguna de “Spring Lake.” Tendremos algunas pulseras reservadas para les que quieran jugar en la estructura del parque acuático!
Por favor, trae contigo un almuerzo empaquetado, protector solar y agua para hidratarte. También proporcionaremos algunos bocadillos y bebidas para compartir.
Estamos emocionades de verles ahí!
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It’s Pride Month at Sonoma County Library
It’s June, and that means it’s time to celebrate Pride Month! Sonoma County Library honors Pride through our collections, events, and programs—celebrate this June and beyond with all the library has to offer! Join us for upcoming Pride Month events and learn more here. |
Events for All |
Crafting with Creativebug: Rainbow Painting(For Teens & Adults)Create bold images and celebrate Pride with Creativebug! Follow along with an art demo while learning about the history of Pride. Advance registration encouraged. At three libraries: Central Santa Rosa, Northwest Santa Rosa, and Cloverdale. |
Queer Book Club(For Adults)Join us virtually to discuss this month’s read, Gideon the Ninth. Queer Book Club meets online on the second Wednesday of the month; registering for this event will sign you up for all 12 book club meetings! |
Listening to Trans Youth(For Teens & Adults)Join us at the Sebastopol Library on Tuesday, June 18, at 6:00 pm for a community discussion on gender identity and understanding the transgender experience. This program will support, educate, and inspire anyone who attends. |
Pronoun Keychain Kits(For Teens)Visit your library in June to pick up a free Pronoun Keychain Kit. Each kit includes letter beads, a charm, and a key ring. Kits are available on a first come, first served basis, while supplies last. Limit one per patron. |
Family is a Rainbow with Maya Gonzalez(For Kids & Families)Join us for a celebration of inclusion and creativity with Maya Gonzalez and their empowering book, The Gender and Infinity Book for Kids. For grades K-5.Maya Gonzalez is an award-winning children’s book artist, author, activist, publisher, and educator. Learn more here. |
But wait, there’s more! Check out the full list of Pride Month events, resources, and more here. |
A Reminder from Your Library |
All library branches will be closed Wednesday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. We look forward to seeing you when we reopen on Thursday, June 20! |
Thank you for being a member of the Sonoma County Library community. Visit us online or in person at one of our branches. Be sure to check out open jobs at Sonoma County Library here. Questions? Please call your local library or click here to send us a message. Mes del Orgullo en tu Biblioteca ¡Es junio y eso significa que es hora de celebrar el Mes del Orgullo! ¡La Biblioteca del Condado de Sonoma honra el Orgullo a través de nuestra colección, eventos, y programas—celebra este junio y más allá con todo lo que la biblioteca tiene para ofrecer! Acompáñanos para los próximos eventos del mes y obtén más información aquí. |
Eventos para Todos |
Manualidades con Creativebug: Pintando el Arcoíris(Para Jóvenes y Adultos)¡Crea imágenes llamativas y celebra el Orgullo con Creativebug! Sigue paso a paso una demostración de arte mientras aprendes sobre la historia del Orgullo. Se recomienda inscripción. En tres bibliotecas: central de Santa Rosa, Northwest y Cloverdale. |
Club de Lectura Queer (Para Adultos)Acompáñanos virtualmente para discutir el libro de este mes, Gideon the Ninth. El club de lectura Queer se reúne en línea cada segundo miércoles del mes; ¡al registrarte para este evento te inscribirás para las 12 reuniones del club! |
Escuchando a la Juventud Trans(Para Jóvenes y Adultos)Acompáñanos en la Biblioteca de Sebastopol el martes,18 de junio, a las 6:00 pm para una discusión comunitaria sobre la identidad de género y el entendimiento de la experiencia transgénero. Este programa servirá como apoyo, educación e inspiración para quien asista. |
Kits de Llavero de Pronombres(Para Jóvenes)Visita tu biblioteca en junio para recoger un kit de llavero de pronombres gratuito. Cada kit incluye cuentas de letras, un dije, y un broche para llavero. Los kits se proporcionarán por orden de llegada, hasta agotar existencias. Límite de un kit por persona. |
La Familia es un Arcoíris con Maya Gonzalez(Para infantes y familias)Acompáñanos para una celebración de inclusión y creatividad con Maya Gonzalez y su libro empoderador, The Gender and Infinity Book for Kids. Para los grados K-5. Maya Gonzalez es una artista galardonada de libros inf |
Sonoma County Pride Weekend Kicks Off May 31
Kiesza headlines the Sonoma County Pride 2024 Festival Main StageGraton Resort & Casino‘s Sonoma County Pride is proud to return to Courthouse Square for the 39th Annual Pride Festival, presented by Keysight Technologies, Sonoma County Family YMCA and Deep Eddy Vodka. Join us in celebrating the 39th annual Pride Parade & Festival, paying tribute to our local “Queeroes.” This event is not only for members of the LGBTQ+ community but for allies and supporters alike. It’s a lively, joyous gathering that welcomes peoples from all walks of life as we honor the extraordinary contributions, resilience, and achievements of Queer individuals in our community. This year’s mainstage promises to be an unforgettable experience you don’t want to miss! KIESZAKiesza burst onto the music scene in 2014 with her passionate hit “Hideaway”, which has garnered over a billion streams and earned a spot on multiple best-of-decade lists. Her debut studio album, “Sound Of A Woman”, topped charts worldwide and sold over a million units. Recognized by top-tier musicians, Kiesza collaborated with artists such as Skrillex, Diplo, Duran Duran, and Joey Bada$$, solidifying her place in the industry. Not limited to music, Kiesza has also made her mark in the fashion world, representing esteemed brands like Fendi and Maison Birks. After a life-altering car accident forced her into a two-year hiatus, Kiesza returned as an independent artist, launching her own label, Zebra Spirit Tribe. With her 2020 sophomore album “Crave” receiving critical acclaim, Kiesza continues to collaborate with esteemed artists like deadmau5, Tommy Trash, and Lindsey Stirling. In 2024, she celebrates the 10-year anniversary of “Hideaway” with a new project titled “Dancing and Crying: Vol 1”, which blends her folk roots with captivating dance music. RêveRêve Montreal-born and Toronto-based singer-songwriter Briannah Donolo, known as Rêve, gained attention after her performance of the national anthem at a Canadiens de Montréal game went viral. Despite offers to transform her into the perfect pop star, she embraced her imperfections, adopting the moniker “Rêve” and delving into the club scene. Inspired by her nights dancing to dance music, Rêve began crafting honest songs that combined playful pop and R&B elements with 90s Euro sound. Despite the challenges of the global pandemic, Rêve connected with production duo Banx & Ranx, leading to a creative turning point in her career. Now signed to Universal Music Canada and Astralwerks, Rêve has gained over 110 million global streams, achieving a #1 US Dance radio hit with “Whitney” and seeing her track “CTRL + ALT + DEL” go platinum in under eight months. With recognition from the JUNO Awards and collaborations with notable artists, Rêve’s dance-pop artistry continues to captivate audiences worldwide. |
May 31 – Pride Movie NightGrab your favorite blanket and low-back lawn chairs for an evening under the stars. Relax and immerse yourself in the heartwarming coming-of-age romantic comedy, Crush. Directed by Sammi Cohen and written by Kirsten King and Casey Rackham, this film shares the story of a teenage girl who discovers unexpected feelings for her crush’s twin sister, leading to a journey of self-discovery, love, and acceptance. MORE INFORMATION PRIDE MOVIE NIGHT |
May 31 – Pride Kick-Off – Pride Fiesta “Al Cien”!Get ready to kick off Sonoma County Pride in style at the !Pride Fiesta “Al Cien”! – Latinx Dance Party, presented by Los Cien & Latino 100.9. Join us at La Rosa Tequileria & Grill in downtown Santa Rosa on Friday, May 31, 2024, for an unforgettable evening filled with vibrant music, amazing performances, and a joyful celebration of diversity. Your fabulous host for the night will be the sensational Irish Mexican and Sonoma County native, Princess Pan***, accompanied by the talented Russian River Sister, Arya Sunshine. DJ Rotten Robbie will set the dance floor on fire with their incredible music selection, ensuring a night you won’t forget. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PRIDE FIESTA “AL CIEN” |
June 1 – sha-BLAM! – Holding Out For A Hero! Pride After-PartyStep into THE HALL OF HEROES and pay tribute to the real-life LGBTQIA+ heroes who have made an indelible impact. Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of QUEEROPOLIS (Ballroom) for a euphoric dance experience accompanied by thrilling pop-up performances. Seeking a more intimate ambiance? Discover THE BAT CAVE, a secluded spot adorned with neon lights, where you can unwind and soak in a chill atmosphere. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PRIDE AFTER PARTY |
June 2 – Wigs & Waffles Pride Drag BunchCelebrate Sonoma County Pride in the most fabulous way possible at Graton Resort & Casino’s 630 Park Steakhouse, with the 3rd Annual “Wigs and Waffles” Pride Brunch. This year, we’ve teamed up with TravelDaddyz to make it an unforgettable event filled with over-the-top performances and gourmet cuisine created by 630’s amazing chefs. You’ll be mesmerized by our exceptional lineu f drag performers! This star-studded cast includes Jax from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15, Castrata, the Drag Chanteuse of NYC, Fertile Liza, the Musical Singing Plant-Queen Entrepreneurial Sweetheart from Oregon, and Ryder Moore, the queer trans embodiment of “Magic Mike”. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WIGS & WAFFLES |
June 2 – Sonoma County Pride’s Atlantis Pool PartyKick off your pride season with the LARGEST GAY POOL PARTY IN NORCAL at the fabulous Graton Resort & Casino’s pool. Join us for an exciting and vibrant pool party with a concert-like atmosphere, where you can enjoy live performances from the talented Debby Holiday and dance to the beats of GRAMMY Award-Winning Producer/DJ Tracy Young and DJ Mark Tarbox. Get ready to immerse yourself in a fun-filled celebration by the pool! |
Out In Tech’s North Bay Kickoff Social Happens at Brew in Santa Rosa June 8
Calling all North Bay LGBTQIA+ tech folx — students, workers, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts alike! Are you looking to up-skill, find a new tech career or simply want to network and meet like-minded people from our diverse, queer community? Then, friends, we’ve got an event for you.
Join us for a chill Friday night at the first Out in Tech gathering in Santa Rosa, hosted by our good friends at Brew Coffee and Beer on June 7th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Learners, entrepreneurs, workers, retirees, techno-dabblers, Pokemon gatherers — whatever your stripe, all are welcome!
Discover the talents and potential of our growing North Bay queer community, and grab a cold drink or coffee with other LGBTQIA+ folks who geek out with all things tech! Network, connect, make new friends, and learn more about Out In Tech and its 50K+ global members.
Many thanks to our friendly hosts from Brew Coffee and Beer House in Santa Rosa — an energetic, inviting, and safe space where you’ll feel accepted and appreciated for who you are.
Come be a part of something new and exciting in the North Bay! Let’s connect, share, and learn together. See you there!
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COVID-19 Notice: This event will be mostly indoors. We are operating under good faith that attendees are vaccinated & have tested negative for COVID-19 on the day of the event. If you have tested positive for COVID-19, we ask that you please not attend the event for the sake of all other attendees.