From captivating musical performances to opportunities to volunteer and explore local history, as well as a film festival showcasing the best of food, farming, and wine, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Northern California this weekend.
A Weekend of Music, History, Film, and Comedy in Northern California
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Experience a diverse range of events in Northern California this weekend, guaranteed to entertain both locals and visitors. From captivating musical performances to opportunities to volunteer and explore local history, as well as a film festival showcasing the best of food, farming, and wine, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Captivating Musical Performances by Michael Manring and Brian Gore
Get ready to be mesmerized by the talented bassist Michael Manring and guitarist Brian Gore at The Lost Church in Santa Rosa. Gore, known for his fingerstyle guitar playing, has collaborated with renowned guitarists and founded International Guitar Night. Manring, praised for his exceptional bass skills, promises an unforgettable performance. They will showcase both solo and duet sets, drawing from their respective albums. Don't miss this captivating musical experience on Thursday, March 14, at 7:30pm. Tickets are available for $25.
Volunteer and Explore Local History at Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
Make a difference while immersing yourself in Petaluma's rich history by becoming a volunteer desk docent at the Petaluma Historical Library & Museum. No expertise in Petaluma history is required, making it a great opportunity for anyone interested in local heritage. As a volunteer, you'll welcome visitors, guide them through the exhibits, provide information about upcoming events, and answer general inquiries. Contact Mary Rowe, the membership manager, at [email protected] or 707.778.4398 to learn more and get involved.
Indulge in Food, Farming, and Wine at the FORK2FILM Festival
Calling all film enthusiasts! Don't miss the four-day FORK2FILM Festival in St. Helena, showcasing the best feature-length narrative and documentary films centered around food, farming, and wine. Founder and owner Cathy Buck has curated a selection of 14 independent movies, culinary classics, and award-winning films that celebrate the unique aspects of the Napa Valley. Enjoy screenings, indulge in food and wine experiences, and engage in filmmaker Q&A sessions. Head to the Cameo Cinema on Main Street from March 14 to March 17 to be a part of this incredible festival. Visit cameocinemafoundation.org/fork-2-film-festival for a complete schedule of events.
Laugh Out Loud at Comedy Cuvee in Novato
Get ready for a night of laughter at Novato's Trek Winery with Comedy Cuvee. Headliner Dan Gabriel, a seasoned comedian who has appeared on various TV shows, will deliver a side-splitting performance. With his wit and humor honed in San Francisco, Gabriel promises an evening of entertainment. Special guest Jeff Applebaum will also be performing, adding to the laughter-filled night. Don't miss this hilarious event on Saturday, March 16, at 7pm. Tickets range from $20 to $30. Find more information at marincomedyshow.com.
Immerse Yourself in the Vibrant Cultural Scene of Northern California
Whether you're a music lover, history enthusiast, film buff, or comedy fan, the events happening this weekend in Northern California offer an array of experiences to enjoy. Take advantage of the captivating musical performances by Michael Manring and Brian Gore, volunteer and explore local history at the Petaluma Historical Library & Museum, indulge in the FORK2FILM Festival's celebration of food, farming, and wine, and laugh out loud at the Comedy Cuvee in Novato. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural scene of the region.