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Jack London State Historic Park |
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2400 London Ranch Rd, Glen Ellen 95442 707-938-5216 707-939-6188
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Distance:
~4.15 mi * |
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GLEN ELLEN. Named in honor of the California-born writer and adventurer, Jack London SHP sits about 20 minutes north of downtown Sonoma. In 1905, London moved into a stone cottage in the current park and, subsequently, wrote scores of books, short stories, and articles. At the home, which still stands today, visitors can learn about the man who wrote such American classics as "White Fang" and "Call of the Wild." A pathway leads from the cottage to a lake, an old bathhouse, and to tree-covered hills that offer spectacular views of the Valley of the Moon. |
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Napa Valley Museum |
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55 Presidents Cir, Yountville 94599 707-944-0500 ext100
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Distance:
~8.42 mi * |
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YOUNTVILLE. This beautifully conceived facility preserves Napa Valley's rich, eclectic heritage by offering a wide range of cultural programs and showcasing collections that focus on county history, nature, and local artists. Among the center's permanent exhibits are "The Land and People of the Napa Valley" and "California Wine: The Science of Art," an interactive exhibit that chronicles winemaking and the industry's impact on Northern California. |
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Sonoma Valley Museum of Art |
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551 Broadway St, Sonoma 95476 707-939-7862
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Distance:
~10.88 mi * |
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SONOMA. Located in a former furniture store on downtown Sonoma's historic plaza , this museum features rotating exhibits in a variety of media. Visitors to the museum will see such temporary exhibits as Japanese arts and crafts or paintings and sculptures by Mexican and Latin American artists. |
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COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts |
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500 1st St, Napa 94559 707-259-1600 888-512-6742
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Distance:
~10.97 mi * |
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NAPA. For gastronomes and wine connoisseurs, a visit to this Napa Valley treasure is a must. COPIA's contemporary stone exterior is surrounded by expertly manicured gardens and flowerbeds. Within the center, which offers a museum in addition to its wide range of educational resources, visitors can explore America's contributions to the culinary arts. Be sure to browse Cornucopia, the museum store, to find unique gifts and participate in a wine tasting at the Wine Spectator Tasting Table. The well-reviewed Julia's Kitchen is ideal for diners wanting to enhance their visit with gourmet cuisine. |
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Arts Council of Sonoma County |
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404 Mendocino Ave Ste C, Santa Rosa 95401 707-579-2787
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~15.41 mi * |
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SANTA ROSA. Dedicated to promoting and showcasing the work of Sonoma County's gifted artists, this Santa Rosa-based organization sponsors a rotating repertoire of arts. Included among the cultural offerings are painting and sculpture exhibitions, performances by local musicians, and readings by area writers and poets. ACSC's main gallery, open to the general public, hosts a variety of such events. |
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Sonoma County Museum |
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425 7th St, Santa Rosa 95402 707-579-1500
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Distance:
~15.60 mi * |
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SANTA ROSA. Located in downtown Sonoma's old Federal Post Office, which dates from 1908, this attractive regional museum was established in the mid-1980s in an effort to promote the arts in California's Wine Country. One of the museum's most prized holdings is a collection of works by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, the largest of its kind in North America. |
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Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center |
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2301 Hardies Ln, Santa Rosa 95403 707-579-4452
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Distance:
~17.10 mi * |
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SANTA ROSA. Charlie Brown. Snoopy and Woodstock. Linus and Lucy. Pigpen. Legendary cartoonist Charles Schulz's creations come to life at this interpretive museum. Featured displays include a rotating exhibit of more than 100 original "Peanuts" cartoons and a stunning 17' x 22' tiled wall by Japanese artist Yoshiteru Otani that depicts Charlie Brown attempting to kick a football held by Lucy. Amazingly enough, a different "Peanuts" strip is printed on each one of the 3000-plus ceramic tiles Otani used. |
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