I am a new member...I'm so impressed. The staff is so helpful and friendly.. classes are great I am…read morelearning new things. Tuesday I stay for lunch...it was like a five star restaurant.. tastey food. on real plates + silver ware...I was treat with respect. I meant other nice senior....I didn't know that being a senior could be so fun.... Thank you staff,+ Chief I will be back.....

The Sebastopol Senior Center is a loving community gathering place for seniors. I so appreciate…read morethat they have invited me to teach a class there. The atmosphere is congenial and happy with lots of support for any senior issue.

The 3rd of July celebration was an absolutely fantastic celebration. It was so Family oriented and…read morecomplete. The celebration at the Sebastopol Community Cultural Center (SCCC) allowed people and children of all ages to enjoy a day/night of festivities. The additions of food and wine/beer was superb! Can't wait for this year's 250th celebration of our nation! KUDOS!

The Kiwanis Club of Sebastopol gets five full stars for its wonderful 3rd of July celebration. For…read more26 years, they have hosted a magnificent look at small-town America, right here in one of the most liberal towns in the whole country. My two Australian guests could not get enough. Everyone in town gathers at the high school football field for a huge picnic: There are potato sack races for the kids (everyone gets a prize), a moon walk, food stands, a band, dancing, a flag parade, a raffle, an ambitious teenager leading us all in a jazzy, even MORE impossible to sing version of the "Star Spangled Banner," and best of all, fireworks. Not only is it a fabulous experience, but the Kiwanis use the profits to donate to their various local charities. I don't go every year, but I love it when I do.

This is a "what you see is what you get" kind of place. I do appreciate their authenticity…read more Only 5 items on the lunch order which made it very easy to order. You place your order at the bar and the person working the bar was a kick. I guess she thought we were city folks as we were asking what kind of wines they offered and such. When we inquired what kind of bread sandwiches were served on she said "just regular bread". The in interior of this restaurant/bar has animal heads displayed all throughout and knotty pine One orders at the bar and then has the option of dining inside or on the patio. As it was a very warm sunny day, we opted for the patio. While seated you can see the iconic church in Bodega, St. Teresa of Avila. I had the tuna melt with a bag of chips and a Diet Coke. The tuna melt was pretty darn good you can't beat the price with all three coming in at undef $15.

Hole in the wall. I've been several times but first time reviewing. You walk in to the bar area…read morewith two pool tables. Family friendly. Middle section are tables and outside area has seating as well. Biggest thing to remember here is it is CASH only. The menu changes based off what's available - most are locally sourced ingredients. Rumor is the chef is a former Michelin star chef who wanted to live a quieter life- either way- the food is to die for. You can tell love and passion is put into each dish. We had the spaghetti and meatballs- still dreaming about the meatballs. Perfection. Stop in. Be patient. And talk to the staff- all super friendly.

I got the rare opportunity to play golf here as a guest. Caddies are mandatory which means we have…read moreto walk, but we had a few seniors in our group so we also got a couple of carts. I must say this is a gorgeous track with top notch facilities. The course if tough but fair. The greens are absolute perfection. Fairways are manicured. I think having mandatory caddies really help with the upkeep. Our group's caddies were Keith and Eric. Each caddy manages 2 bags. I suppose you can get a caddy for yourself, but I haven't played in months. This was just a chance to hangout with friends that I haven't seen so my game was below average. We played from the middle tees which is 6,156 yards with a 71.0/138 rating/slope. Pretty respectable for member's tees! After the round we enjoyed a nice Riesling wine accompanied with cheese and various small bites. I recommend sitting outdoor so you can take in the spectacular view. Their locker room is top notch complete with showers, steam room, toiletries and friendly staff to clean your shoes. Pro Tip: * Come early and hit balls at their exceptional range * Their range balls are Pro V1s * Seniors can ride/walk as needed * Tip your caddy $130 * Tip your shoe cleaner * Bring some cash and take care of their great staff

Best decision! I joined as a Social member since I don't golf (my bad!)…read more I enjoyed the tennis, spa, gym, member events and the facility. I hosted numerous business meetings and events there as well as friend & family meals. The Staff go out of their way to make everyone feel special and every need attended to. The members are very friendly and welcoming. The grounds and buildings are kept in impeccable condition. I would highly recommend this Club which has so much to offer for those who maybe like me aren't golfers.

This is a great community center, complete with coffee, tea, juice and personable staff. They host…read moremany events to educate or promote discussion on progressive politics. The only thing that bothered me is their irrational decision-making process. The acoustics in the building are so atrocious that, if there's music in one event room, people can't hear the speaker or each other in the other gathering room. So I found some clean, undamaged foam boards and asked whether they'd like them. They said yes, and I brought them in to cover the glass door to one of the rooms. Then someone they'd known longer came along and opined that SEEING styrofoam would cause people to buy it, and they threw it into the dumpster. So now they still have rotten sound, and those foam boards will be leaching toxins into the ground until Earth falls back into the sun.

I love the Healing Sanctuary they have there once a month. The Sound Table is truly a work of…read moregenius.

We had an amazing retirement party there. The hall has everything you will need for a party. Easy…read moreto work with and very accommodating.

They are the best!!! Drinks are affordable, dinners are always great. Join the club!!!!read more

Great place for the neighborhood!! I wrote the post that put 'em on the Yelp map a week ago,…read moresooooo.... Quality: 5 star health Service requests: 5 star community compassion Value: 5 star wholesome and organic What more is there to say? Please read the original post.

It's a great nonprofit with a whole lot of heart. They sell fruits and veggies to the public and on…read morea sliding scale. They organize opportunities for people to help harvest, extra surplus from peoples houses and then donate it to local food centers around the area. They also sell plant starts two times a year which helps fund their efforts. I have volunteered for them in their cleaning efforts and on their plant sale days, and everyone is courteous, kind and display the passion they have for being a part of a solution to needs in our area. My plant starts have always done really well and I like shopping with them every year, too!

I love this charming local art center and have enjoyed many exhibits here over the years. Today we…read morevisited the Wayne Thiebaud exhibition, which was absolutely fabulous. I've seen a number of his works before at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, but several of the pieces on display today were new to me--such a treat to experience different works up close. The gift shop is small yet thoughtfully curated, featuring items inspired by the current exhibit along with creations by talented local artisans. Admission is very reasonable, and students receive discounted entry at just $10. Donations are also warmly welcomed and help support this wonderful community art space.

My friend and I stopped here on a whim one afternoon, seeing their food-themed art gallery. When I…read moreentered and asked about admission I was told entry is free, though they do also have a donation box. In addition to the small gallery of (mostly local) artists, they also had some art pieces for sale. I was impressed by the quality of the work and fell in love with several pieces on display. Most of the pieces were also for sale, though nothing I would consider inexpensive. It's art, so you'll have to decide how much you like something and if you want to purchase it. It also seems like non-local artists could display work here if they were a member of the center. Maybe I should look into it! Really nice place to stop for an hour or two. Highly recommend it.