Join the Sonoma County Library for events throughout the month of March, from live music to college scholarship workshops. All events are free and you don’t need a library card to attend; registration is required for select events. See some of our March events below!

All Ages

Join local artists Erica Ambrin, Kayatta, and Eki Shola at the Petaluma Library on Saturday, March 2, at 2:00 pm for POWERSOUL! This performance weaves together music and conversation to amplify Black artists in Sonoma County, and is made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Caro Pierotto: SambalismoEnjoy the vocal stylings of Brazilian singer Caro Pierotto! From original songs to covers in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, prepare to be captivated. At three libraries: Guerneville, Sebastopol, and Rincon Valley.

Kids

Seeds and Reads: Saving WildflowersLearn about the importance of wildflowers to our ecosystem and receive your own flower press to practice the art of preserving flowers. For grades K-6. At six libraries: Healdsburg, Windsor, Northwest Santa Rosa, Roseland, Sonoma Valley, and Petaluma.

Ancestral Sounds of MesoamericaJoin Jesus Bravo for an exploration of hand carved Mesoamerican instruments. Jesus will explain how the instruments were created and used, and play some music! For grades K-6. At three libraries: Northwest Santa Rosa, Cloverdale, and Central Santa Rosa.

Teens

Celebrate Women’s History Month with your library! Join us for a discussion featuring author Janna Barkin and panelists sharing their experience and perspectives as transgender women. For teens and adults. At the Central Santa Rosa Library on Wednesday, March 6, at 6:00 pm.

Paying for College with ScholarshipsJoin scholarships advisor Becca Lippman for three interactive workshops that teach students and parents how to find, apply for, and manage scholarships. For grades 9-12. At two libraries: Northwest Santa Rosa* and Rincon Valley. *Spanish interpretation available.

Adults

UC Master GardenersLearn about home gardening, pest management, water conservation practices, and more! At four libraries: Sebastopol, Cloverdale, Windsor, and Rincon Valley. And don’t miss the succulent swap on March 30 at the Petaluma Library!

Tortillas and Salsa Making Workshops Salome Arenas returns to guide you in making handmade tortillas and preparing salsa in a molcajete. The class will use tortilla pressers and induction cooktops; recommended for ages 13 and up. At three libraries: Cloverdale, Northwest Santa Rosa, and Rincon Valley.

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Todas las edades

¡Únete a los artistas locales Erica Ambrin, Kayatta y Eki Shola en la Biblioteca de Petaluma el sábado 2 de marzo a las 2:00 pm para POWERSOUL! Esta actuación combina música y conversación para amplificar a los artistas negros en el condado de Sonoma y es posible en parte por el Instituto de Servicios de Museos y Bibliotecas.

Caro Pierotto: Sambalismo¡Disfruta de los estilos vocales de la cantante brasileña Caro Pierotto! Desde canciones originales hasta versiones en portugués, español e inglés, prepárate para ser cautivado. En tres bibliotecas: Guerneville, Sebastopol y Rincon Valley.

Niños

Semillas y libros: Salvando las flores silvestresAprende sobre la importancia de las flores silvestres para nuestro ecosistema y recibe tu propia prensa para practicar el arte de preservar las flores. Para los grados K-6. En seis bibliotecas: Healdsburg, Windsor, Northwest, Roseland, Sonoma Valley y Petaluma.