Paige Green set up her photobooth and the community brought it to life.
Check out your snapshots at the link below:

The Artists & Farmer Photobooth

Join us on Sunday for a very special garden tour with the Landscape Architects & Designers led by horticulturalist Dawn Smith.

John Greenlee, Conway Chang, Roger Raiche, Topher Delaney and Peter Hanson will come together on Sunday to share their garden creations.

Sonoma Valley is a beautiful, biologically rich watershed with an abundant quality of life enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Whether expressed in breathtaking scenic vistas, exceptional trails, or a world-class agricultural heritage, our bountiful ecological resources comprise a spectacular natural legacy.

The Sonoma Ecology Center works to retain this remarkable legacy for the future.
Their mission is to work with our community to enhance and sustain ecological health in Sonoma Valley.

“Why I feel I’ve been successful,
__________ is that everyone’s opinion counts”

— David Best

Bring your Tchotchkes, small toys, gewgaws, knickknacks,
baubles, favors, trinkets, kitsch, do-dads & ephemera

Thistle Ewe Ranch is a partnership built on the idea that food should be something people can enjoy and trust. Our lambs are 100% grass fed on the sunny slopes of Sonoma Mountain and the winding San Antonio valley. You can feel good knowing that you are supporting local agriculture, the local economy, and the humane process by which our lamb is raised.

Photographer

Paige Green is a documentary photographer in Petaluma, California. In 10 years of photographing, she’s specialized in documenting communities confronting change. Those include Reidville, South Carolina, a farming community trading in its farm land for manufacturing plants, strip malls and giant homes; Dallas, Texas which is working to create a vibrant, urban downtown to draw in people from the sprawling outskirts; and a house boat community in London forced to move from the Marina where its docked for generations to make way for Olympics redevelopment. Paige holds a master’s degree in documentary photography and photojournalism from The University of the Arts London and a bachelor’s degree in geography from The University of Georgia. She has worked with Marin Agricultural Land Trust, Urban ReVision, Habitat of Humanity, Equality California and many other community and non-profit organizations. Her documentary photography is featured in two books, “Field Days” by Jonah Raskin, which documents Sonoma County farming culture; and “Gathering Color” by Rebecca Burgess, which depicts using native plants to make natural dyes. And Paige documents what she encounters everyday on her blog, Somewhere Between a Handshake and Two Kisses” found at paigegreen.wordpress.com.

Kay Baumhefner will bring to life the inspiring Stone Soup legend of cooperation by gathering together just enough contributions from the generous vegetable gardens and participating farmers to fill and light the fire under our empty pot in the CornerStone village square barn.

By the end of the afternoon we can meet up, where Kay and her crew of helpers will have chopped, stirred and simmered everything into a savory harvest soup ready to ladle out for all of us to share in this celebration of realized abundance.

[Kay Baumhefner is the chef-owner of Come Home to Cooking, a personalized culinary school in Petaluma with small, hands-on classes for both beginners and experienced cooks.]

Joe Vilaiwan returns to Zipper with his fantastic fall jewelry collection, Saturday and Sunday, October 2nd & 3rd!