Childrens art sessions in Sonoma, California

The Children's Museum of Sonoma County, located at 1835 West Steele Lane in Santa Rosa, California, is a museum and tourist attraction that offers hands-on, interactive exhibits and activities for families with children aged ten years old and younger. By becoming a member, you can inspire curiosity and creativity every day of the year through joyful and transformative experiences, programs, and exhibitions. From Toddler Time for children 10 months to 3 years old to open studio art sessions using recycled materials, the museum provides a safe and engaging environment for children of all ages to learn through play. Explore the art of textiles with sewing machines and materials available for use during facilitated programs.

The Sonoma Community Center, located at 276 East Napa Street in Sonoma, California, is dedicated to enriching lives through education and the arts for the Sonoma Valley community and beyond. Offering a wide range of classes and workshops for all ages and skill levels, the center provides a creative and welcoming space for individuals to explore their interests and talents. From printmaking and ceramics to dance and music, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Join us for a class, workshop, or special event and be a part of our vibrant artistic community. Visit us today and discover the joy of learning and creating at the Sonoma Community Center.

Peanuts Statue - Snorkeling Brown: A Unique Tribute to Charles M. Schulz in Bodega Bay Nestled in the scenic town of Bodega Bay, California, at 595 California 1, you'll find the enchanting tourist attraction, Peanuts Statue - Snorkeling Brown. This whimsical installation pays homage to the beloved Peanuts comic strip, created by the legendary cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, who called Sonoma County his home for over three decades.