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Charles Schulz and the Game of Golf
Sports were important to Charles Schulz, and golf was one of his favorite games. He reported in 1967, "The things I like to do the best are drawing cartoons and hitting golf balls." From caddying at St. Paul's Highland Park, to playing on his high school golf team, to his nearly 30 years of play at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, to his late-in-life weekly foursome, Schulz not only enjoyed the game, but he excelled at it. This exhibition features photographs and memorabilia of Schulz's game and also looks at how he portrayed golf in Peanuts, with Snoopy assuming the role of "World Famous Golf Pro."
Cornerstone Festival of Gardens
Cornerstone Festival of Gardens is an ever-changing series of walk-through gardens, showcasing new and innovative designs from the world's finest landscape architects and designers.
The first such gallery-style gardens in the United States, the nine-acre Cornerstone Festival of Gardens has been envisioned as an inspiration and resource for people interested in gardens, garden design and art. In addition to individual gardens by select landscape architects and designers, a gallery provides information on the designers and the process of creating each of their installations. Cornerstone also hosts educational seminars on landscape architecture and garden design.
John Legend Date: 7/31/2010 - 7/31/2010
Time: Saturday 7:30pm
Price: $280-$323
Location: Wells Fargo Center For the Arts
MapType: Touring Bands
John Legend
John Legend at Wells Fargo Center For the Arts
Pop Culture in PeanutsDate: 5/19/2010 - 9/20/2010
Time: Monday-Friday 11:00am-5:00pm, Saturday-Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm
Price: $10/Adults, $5/Seniors and Students
Location: Charles M. Schulz Museum
MapType: Museum Exhibit
Visit Venue Web sitePop Culture in Peanuts
From coon skin caps to macramé to 3-D glasses, Charles M. Schulz made reference to pop culture in his Peanuts comic strip for five decades. The Charles M. Schulz Museum's newest exhibition, Pop Culture in Peanuts, delves into the fads, trends, and contemporary influences on the Peanuts comic strip and how those references changed over the 50 years of the strip. The exhibition, is located in the Museum's downstairs strip gallery and will include over 70 original Peanuts strips.
Saint Francis Winery and Vineyards
Saint Francis Winery and Vineyards offers world-class wines, cooking with wine classes, and is available for private functions and weddings. Daily wine tastings, blending seminars, and numerous other activities are also available for visitors.
Notes: Cocktail Lounge, Dinner
Schulz and the Game of Golf
Sports were important to Charles Schulz, and golf was one of his favorite games. He reported in 1967, "The things I like to do the best are drawing cartoons and hitting golf balls." From playing on his high school golf team to his late-in-life weekly foursome, Schulz not only enjoyed the game, but he excelled at it. This exhibition features photographs and memorabilia of Schulz's game and also looks at how he portrayed golf in Peanuts, as Snoopy assumed the role of "World Famous Golf Pro."
Sonoma County Blues Festival After Party
Sonoma County Blues Festival After Party at Last Day Saloon - Santa Rosa
Notes: Jazz
Squeeze and English BeatDate: 7/31/2010 - 7/31/2010
Time: Saturday 8:00pm
Price: $55-$70
Location: Uptown Theatre Napa
MapType: Touring Bands
Squeeze and English Beat
Squeeze and English Beat at Uptown Theatre Napa
Notes: Rock
Tennis at Howarth Park
Enjoy free tennis at this Santa Rosa park. Six tennis courts are available and open daily from 6:00am to 10:00pm. Coin-operated lights are available.
Notes: Free Entry, Participatory
The Language of Lines: How Cartoonists Create Worlds
From the richly detailed dream world of Little Nemo to the minimalist surroundings of Peanuts in the later years, cartoonists have embedded their characters in very distinctive environments. The final exhibition in the Language of Lines trilogy, co-curated by cartoon historian Brian Walker, examines how cartoonists create these imaginary worlds and how the depiction of these worlds has evolved.
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