A Sonoma County Regional Parks tidepool hike for intergenerational LGBTQIA2S+ people to come together, explore the natural world and build community. The half-mile trail to the beach is unpaved and not ADA accessible.
Museum of the Peanuts creator, with exhibitions, a recreation of Schulz's studio, animated specials in the theater and a place to draw your own comics. Tickets are sold on arrival only; free parking.
Buildings and a reconstructed stockade of North America's southernmost Russian colony, founded in 1812 on the ancestral lands of the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians, 12 miles north of Jenner on Highway 1.
Hours
Daily: compound 9am-3:30pm; visitor center 10am-4:30pm
The 1,565-acre home and ranch of writer Jack London, with his cottage, Beauty Ranch, the Wolf House ruins, the House of Happy Walls Museum and more than 29 miles of trails. Allow about three hours.
Hours
Park daily 9am-5pm; museum 10am-5pm; cottage noon-4pm; closed Dec 25
The huge adobe at the center of the largest private rancho in California between 1834 and 1846, one of the most prosperous estates of the Mexican period.
Hours
Daily 10am-5pm; adobe closes 4:30pm; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
Cost
Museum entry adults $3, youth $2, 5 and under free
Historic sites around Sonoma Plaza in the birthplace of the California Bear Flag, including Mission San Francisco Solano, General Vallejo's home and the Sonoma Barracks.
Hours
Daily 10am-5pm; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
Cost
Museum entry adults $3, youth $2, 5 and under free
Sonoma County's first farmers market, running since 1967, at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts. The Saturday market is the county's largest, with fresh produce, farm-raised meats, dairy, baked goods, flowers and artisan products; a smaller Wednesday market runs March through December.
A Friday morning market serving Sonoma Valley since 1985, with rotating local farmers, makers and food producers alongside year-round favorites. EBT/SNAP benefits are matched dollar-for-dollar.