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Mar 26, 2026 / madmin
26 Things to Know About Petaluma You may know where Petaluma is, be familiar with its bucolic beauty, its lauded restaurant and live music scene. Read on to test your knowledge of this riverfront town that CNN named in its top ten list of the Best American Cities to Visit in 2025. MORE
Sep 22, 2017 / madmin
Docent-Led Walks from Oct. through June • (707) 486-9030 Free nature and bird walks are offered on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month; at the Petaluma Public Wetlands. Visit Petaluma Wetlands for additional details. MORE
Oct 26, 2016 / madmin
The Petaluma River is a veritable sea of activity attracting recreational boaters, rowers, kayakers, photographers, bird watchers and anglers to explore, play or just relax. Since the mid 1800s, the Petaluma River has been a vital commercial link for shipping produce and poultry to San Francisco. MORE