THE MUSEUM IS HAVING IT ONCE YEARLY OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2011, FROM 10AM - 4PM. And if you stop in to Yanni's Sausage (I never pass through Penngrove without stopping in for one of their homemade sausages), tell them Houston sent you. They are just about the [...]
Hop on your bike for the upcoming Sonoma County Backroad Challenge (May 21) and you will find a couple of great new west Petaluma rides. The Sonoma County Backroad Challenge is the main fundraiser for Petaluma Sunrise Rotary Club. It is a bike ride that winds through the countryside west [...]
I was walking with the GF and our dog back from the park when we ran into a young woman picking leaves from a fruit tree. From half a block away, I knew exactly what she was up to. She was placing the leaves into a bag, and her face [...]
The first major event of the year is upon us, and it is shaping up to be a good one. I was downtown hanging a banner for the upcoming Great Petaluma Chili Cookoff, Salsa, and Beer tasting event and witnessed some rare sites. (Save the date for Chili - it is [...]
...get it before they close up shop at 11 am. I will post more about the parade and other festivities shortly but I just returned from the Lions Club Breakfast, which as with every Butter and Egg Day's Parade, is located in the parking lot between and Water [...]
This is the best kind of fundraiser because it costs you nothing more than a minute of your time and couple of your mouse clicks. Those outside the loop may think of rural communities as a dead end, especially when it comes to raising their kids. The thought of raising [...]
"There is poetry in a pork chop, to a hungry man" - Philip Gibbs (NY T[Cr]imes 1951) Let me clear something up right off the bat so as to save you ladies a breath. Which breath? The one you likely gasp every time your boyfriend retrieves leftovers from the [...]
Meat Two Ways. …on a stick…and in a bowl!
My name is Houston and I am a Petalumaholic. If it has to do with Petaluma, I am reading about it, visiting it, playing in it, or eating it. I try to participate wherever I can in this community that I under-appreciated as a kid. A big fan of food, I revel in Petaluma’s vast and diverse restaurant, brewery, and winery scene and volunteer or visit every Petaluma food festival, event, or “feed” that I can. I am an Elite Yelp reviewer and in my free time blog as often as I can about the food, as well as the parades, festivals, events, people, and businesses that make Petaluma such a great place to live.
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I love me some piggy belly!!! (at Tara Firma Farms, getting in touch with my inner pig farmer. They are located at the end of I St. and are open to the public from sunrise until sunset with numerous hiking trails and lots of farming.)
At Cinnabar Theater’s 13th Annual Great Petaluma Chili Cook-off, Salsa and Beer Tasting event with Petaluma’s Mayor (Pam Torliett) and The Chili Empress/Queen of Cuisine (Laura Sunday)
The Zcar – 2005 at The Stick