Dirty Pour Designs’ Virtual Paint Parties
Book a virtual private or public virtual paint class with Dirty Pour Designs and create beautiful art from your home! continue reading ›
Fairfield Area
The Crown of Telegraph Hill: Coit Tower
Learn about this historic tower on Telegraph Hill, one of the hallmarks of the San Francisco skyline. continue reading ›
Explore Magnificent Downtown Martinez
From hiking and fishing to antiquing and craft beer tasting, downtown Martinez has a little something for everyone to enjoy. continue reading ›
Paws for Healing
“Mending hearts, minds and bodies with loving paws and guiding hands” is the motto for this canine-assisted therapy program serving Solano, Napa & Sonoma counties. continue reading ›
Worlds to Explore at Blackhawk Museum in Danville
Best known for its resident display of stunning automobiles, the various exhibits at Blackhawk Museum bring visitors on a journey far beyond the world of cars. continue reading ›
Animal Shelter Volunteer Opportunities
Animal rescue organizations rely on help from community volunteers like you. Find out about the variety of ways you can help at one of these local animal shelters. continue reading ›
Day Trip to Tiburon
Situated north of San Francisco, Tiburon once served as the last stop of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad Line. Today it welcomes visitors to its small shops and friendly taverns. continue reading ›
Incomparable Yosemite
With its massive granite rock formations, brilliant waterfalls and ancient groves of giant sequoias, Yosemite National Park boasts some of the most breathtaking sights in the natural world – and it’s just a few hours from home. continue reading ›
Learn to Play Golf in Solano & Yolo Counties
Whether you’re a putting expert or a novice golfer, find your groove and hone your skills at one of these courses throughout Solano and Yolo counties. continue reading ›
Daycation to the Schulz and Children’s Museums in Sonoma County
Visit your favorite Peanuts characters at the Charles M. Schulz Museum and take playtime to a new level at the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County, each within walking distance of the other. continue reading ›
