What could be a better place to start your happily ever after than in the heart of Sonoma County Wine Country? Healdsburg is a world-class destination for weddings, whether your style is elegant, rustic, bohemian or a little bit country! The area is ripe with gorgeous photography backdrops, incredible food and wine, as well as all the resources you need to make your day extra special.
Read MoreThere’s nothing quite like the holidays in Wine Country. Healdsburg not only offers world-class food and wine, but also a healthy helping of small-town holiday cheer. Our local shops carry unique products that make great gifts for everyone on your list (and maybe for you too), area artisans share their holiday crafts through a variety of classes and chefs and winemakers help keep spirits bright.
Read MoreFor a relatively small town, Healdsburg has been recognized as a destination for experiencing the fine arts. The town boasts an array of dynamic galleries, outdoor exhibits and unique museums. Healdsburg’s thriving art and culture scene, much like the surrounding wine country, offers something for everyone’s palate.
Read MoreHealdsburg, in the heart of Sonoma wine country, is home to three exemplary wine regions (the Alexander, Russian River and Dry Creek valleys), a renowned dining scene, incredible natural beauty and luxurious and charming hotels for every travel personality. One of the most wonderful times to visit is during the week, when visitors have a little more time to themselves to explore all the area has to offer.
Read MoreWe share our lives with our dogs, so why not share our vacations with them? Healdsburg welcomes four-legged friends, who are welcome at many area hotels, restaurants, shops, wineries and parks. No matter the type of getaway you have in mind, your pooch can join your Sonoma Wine Country adventure.
Read MoreHealdsburg is one of a few wine country towns that makes it easy to enjoy a full day of wine tasting and culinary treats without ever having to get in a car. The plaza, which dates back to the 1800s, is the centerpiece to the town. Home to more than a dozen tasting rooms, as well as great bars, restaurants and shops, it is an ideal place to spend a day – or two.
Read MoreHealdsburg’s reputation precedes it – the town is famous for world class wine, incredible dining and an undeniable small-town charm. There are many ways to experience the best of California’s wine country here. Whether your visit is a romantic escape, a family vacation, a girlfriend’s getaway or an outdoor adventure, you are bound to find the perfect place to stay among the town’s diverse hotels, inns and suites.
Read MoreHealdsburg may be situated in the heart of Sonoma wine country but wine isn’t the only libation visitors are enjoying. The town has evolved into a destination for cocktail lovers, with a number of bars showcasing fresh and innovative mixology for both adventurous and traditional palates. It’s easy to experience a few of the hot spots right along the Healdsburg Plaza - both local favorites and popular spots for tourists.
Read MoreOne of the best ways to immerse in a destination is through the eyes of the people who live there. They know the hot spots but also the hidden gems; what’s new and also what tried and true experiences should be on every visitor’s to-do list. Healdsburg is home to several tour companies that take you behind the scenes.
Read MoreWhile Healdsburg may be known for its fine dining establishments, the more casual restaurants in town are just as innovative and delicious as their more upscale counterparts and their chefs’ commitment to regionally-sourced and sustainable cuisine.
Read MoreHealdsburg is the heart of California wine country. The town, nestled in the center of three world-class wine regions, attracts those who love the finer things whether that’s artisan shopping, luxurious lodging, excellent wine or a remarkable food culture. The culinary trendsetters who make Healdsburg their home truly embrace the farm-to-table ethos and strive to incorporate what is uniquely Sonoma into every bite.
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Read MoreThere are few places more romantic than California wine country. The rolling hills lined with vineyards create a stunning backdrop for quiet conversations over glasses of fine wine or intimate strolls through gorgeous gardens. Romance takes different forms for everyone, from splurging on sparkling wine and shopping sprees to cuddling together in front of a rustic fireplace. The town of Healdsburg is a peaceful oasis that has lodging options for everyone’s romantic style.
Read MoreSonoma County is known for its natural beauty. Flowing rivers, towering redwoods, rolling vineyards and the peaks of the Mayacamas Mountains create the perfect backdrop to sitting back with friends, enjoying a glass of wine and sharing delicious food. But something that sometimes surprises people is that natural beauty is a playground for those visitors who enjoy outdoor recreation. Guests can combine their love of food and wine with everything from golf and biking to horseback riding and river rafting. All of these experiences are easy to incorporate into your Healdsburg getaway.
Vineyard views, charming hosts, delicious meals and the expertise of local residents come together at Healdsburg’s cozy, comfortable bed and breakfasts. These properties are the perfect home bases for your wine country experience. Innkeepers not only provide a relaxing environment but also share insider tips to make your visit extra special. Healdsburg is home to four unique properties for guests looking for accommodations with an eye for detail, friendly hosts and personalized services.
Read MoreHealdsburg may be best known for being at the center of three of Sonoma County’s most prestigious wine regions, but there’s more to the area than wine and food (though you definitely won’t want to miss that!). Healdsburg can be a wonderful family getaway, with many unique and memorable experiences for everyone.
Read MoreThe Healdsburg Plaza is a great place to spend an afternoon or even an entire day, wandering into restaurants, tasting rooms, ice cream parlors and bakeries. But when you’ve had your fill of eating and drinking, the historic square is a great place to find one-of-a-kind and artisan items from clothing and jewelry to homewares, books, gifts and more.
Read MoreNestled in the Dry Creek Valley, Healdsburg is perfectly positioned in the center of three of Sonoma County’s renowned wine growing regions. With the Alexander Valley to the northeast and Russian River Valley to the south, area wineries are producing exquisite varietals from hearty Zinfandels to delicate Pinot Noirs.
Read MoreIn continuation of a long partnership, the Redwood Empire Food Bank and Sonoma County Vintners Foundation will host a food distribution site specifically for furloughed hospitality workers. Individuals who have been faced with reduced wages or who have lost their job at a winery, hotel, restaurant, winegrower, or other hospitality organization are encouraged and invited to participate in this food distribution. A drive-thru site, hosted by Sonoma County Vintners Foundation and Redwood Empire Food Bank staff, will be available from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. on June 12.
Read MoreCosteaux French Bakery is on a mission to bake a lot of bread. The bakery is committing to make 15,000 loaves of bread per month to support the work of the Redwood Empire Food Bank and Sonoma Family Meals. Since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis there has been a significant increase in the need for bread to feed our community. The demand continues to rise. Costeaux quickly stepped up and adjusted production schedules to support area markets and grocers as conventional products became scarce.
Read MoreSonoma Family Meal, a disaster-focused non-profit providing chef-made meals to those in need, announces the creation of the Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund—a new initiative to help restaurants remain open for disaster-relief cooking by providing healthy, chef-made meals to those in desperate need of food. John Jordan, the owner of Jordan Winery, and the John Jordan Foundation have made a $150,000 investment in the fund, and the non-profits are teaming up for a match drive to raise an additional $150,000.
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