Micaelyn & Kenneth
Things To Do
Wine Tasting
Parducci Wine Cellars
Kivelstadt Cellars Wine Tasting & Taproom
A fantastic family winery that needs support after the fires.
Kokomo Winery - Dry Creek Valley
One of our absolute favorite wineries.
Portalupi Wine
Specializing in delicious Russian River reds.
Bear Republic Brewing Co
Excellent craft beer; famous for their Racer 5.
Bravas Bar de Tapas
You HAVE to order the croquettes!
Campo Fina
Delicious food, great cocktails, and a lovely outdoor seating area with bocce courts!
Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar
If you love innovative and interesting foods, this is a great place to check out. Awesome cocktails too!
Trecini Cellars/Winery
Quiet local tasting room.
Russian River Brewing Company
Fantastic beer, delicious food - it's a local favorite.
Third Street Aleworks
You've GOT to try their calamari!
El Coqui
The best Puerto Rican food in town - try the Pollo Al Horno
La Rosa Tequileria & Grille
Super tasty Mexican food and margaritas! There's a lounge upstairs where people go clubbing on Friday and Saturday nights.
Epicenter
Great destination for activities; there's a bowling alley, jumpy-house, laser-tag, as well as a bar and restaurant.
Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market
Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8am-1pm; Wednesdays are more traditional markets focused on produce whereas Saturday markets bring in vendors of all kinds.
Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center
Charles Schulz and his wife Jeanie have been and still are a huge part of Sonoma County, and Santa Rosa in particular. This is a great place to check out the history of the artist as well as lots of Peanuts Gang exclusives.
Sonoma County History Museum
With the largest local art gallery right next door, this is an awesome way to dive into the history and culture of Santa Rosa and Sonoma County.
Pacific Coast Air Museum
Neat little airfare and aircraft museum.
Lake Mendocino
Montgomery Woods State Reserve
The Sculpture Trail
More than 30 large outdoor sculptures are installed throughout Cloverdale and nearby Geyserville. The sculptures are displayed year-round and the exhibition changes annually. You can view or print a brochure from The Sculpture Trail’s website. Several of the sculptures are visible from Highway 101 or right along Cloverdale Blvd., so you’ll be able to see and appreciate some of the pieces even if the trail is not on your itinerary.
Lake Sonoma
If it’s particularly hot this Labor Day Weekend, you may want to take a dip in Lake Sonoma!
Beautiful Beaches
Any of the numerous beaches along the Coast Highway are gorgeous, but our favorite is Portuguese Beach. These are Northern California beaches, though, so dress warmly and don’t expect to go into the water!