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- Oct. 15 Sojourn Cellars buys its East Napa Street buildings, putting down permanent roots off the Plaza
- Sept. 28 Sonoma Sundays closes its summer run with an October 4 finale
- Sept. 26 Dead Letter and SMASH bring two new tables to the Plaza
- Sept. 24 Sonoma seeks a long-term master plan for Plaza Park
Sojourn Cellars buys its East Napa Street buildings, putting down permanent roots off the Plaza
The winery announced October 14 that it has acquired 141, 143 and 145 East Napa Street, the buildings housing its Tasting Salon and offices, the first time in its history that Sojourn has owned its own brick-and-mortar home.
Sonoma Sundays closes its summer run with an October 4 finale
The free Plaza concert series wraps a four-month season at the Grinstead Amphitheater with a double bill.
Dead Letter and SMASH bring two new tables to the Plaza
A former post-office building becomes a 65-seat dining room, and a new arrival lands on the square, as the Plaza's restaurant row keeps turning over.
Sonoma seeks a long-term master plan for Plaza Park
The city wants a consultant to write a preservation and use framework for the eight-acre square, a plan that would guide decisions but build nothing on its own.