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Healdsburg's Weekend, From Pigs to Genies

America's Best Small Town puts their palette to pigs & pinot this weekend, and lets imagination soar with Disney's Alladin, Jr. at the Raven

The first weekend of spring is upon us, so let’s take a look at what’s going on in Healdsburg this weekend.

Pigs & Pinot is the big event in town, but if you don’t already have your megabuck ticket you’ll be a bystander to this nationally-renowned pairing of pork dishes and pinot noir. But according to reliable sources, you might be able to bask in the glow at Spoonbar after the official events are ended – last year many of the chefs and winemakers retired to that trendy spot down the street after it was all over and the real party could begin.

Another, more flavorful option is to sign up now for Relish Culinary Adventures’ Pop-Up Pig Roast, with chef Christopher Greenwald. First one was last night, and a local chef called Relish to say she and her friends had a ball. A couple tickets are available for tonight, a few more for Saturday, so grab ‘em before I do.

It starts at 7 p.m., and includes nibbles, whole roasted pig au jus,  wild arugula salad , roasted baby potatoes, and fresh fruit sorbet for dessert. Drinks available for purchase as well: May we recommend the pinot? Cost is $29 plus tax, call 431-9999 for reservations.

By the way, what all that activity at Hotel Healdsburg and Dry Creek Kitchen means is the usual Jazz in the Lobby sessions will not be happening tonight and Saturday. But keep your eye on the Healdsburg Jazz website in coming days, the complete schedule will soon be online, and tickets to the May 30-June 9 event will go on sale by month’s end.

This is the final weekend for the St. John Catholic School presentation of at the Raven Theater.  Talented students from 4th thru 8th grades present the stage adaption of the 1992 animated film, with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides. Songs from the Academy award-winning score include "A Whole New World" and "Friend Like Me". Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for children under 10 years old. It’s at 7 p.m. tonight, 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunda.Tickets at the door or call 433-2758.

As noted earlier, the Friends of the Healdsburg Library is in the midst of their Spring Book Sale, great titles for a better price.  Open till 7 tonight, begins again tomorrow at 10 a.m. After noon, it’s only $5/bag, and that price drops to Free if you’re a teacher.

Down in Petaluma, it’s the annual held at the Sheraton there. Excellent opportunity to sample and score from the best producers and purveyors in the west. It’s tonight, Saturday and Sunday, check this site for all the details.

More locally, K.C. Mosso presents Undercover at Frank & Ernie’s Steakhouse on Saturday, starting at 10 pm. Bands are playing regularly there on Saturdays – next Saturday it’ll be the Steve Pile Band – so if you’re looking to dance off those steak and potatoes, here’s the place.

Music is also scheduled for Bergamot Wine Bar on Sunday, 5:30 pm. Latest word the act is TBA, but there’s an addendum: “It’s gonna be awesome. Wear a cape.” Cape? Guess you gotta go to find out.

If you have an event for the Healdsburg area, please list it in Patch Events to make sure we know about it.

Do you know of other things going on that are not listed? Tell us in the Comments!

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Kevin J. McCann April 20, 2013 at 02:15 pm
Although I received your invitation notice in the morning I was unable to attend because of plannedRead More activities. However, I think it's a good idea for you to do and thanks for initiative. The Patch could be a good idea however, for me, in addition to local community events and activities the articles have to offer objectivity. If you have a political and/or ideological scant I would discontinue to be a reader and thus not a contributor or letter writer. I think open discussion is good and that conflict is good as it could be about positive change however, I have many too many activities to occupy my time. 1. My question to you is as the editor what is your vision for Patch and at this point what is your plan to accomplish that vision. Societies large and small are looking for people with vision and mission. I am not suggesting you write your vision because the readership will see it soon enough. 2.What is Patch really? 3. What is the criteria to inspire you to write an editorial? 4. What makes Patch different from the other online newspapers? Christian, I would suggest that you encourage discourse but set up a few basic ground rules. I prefer that all communication be courteous and civil but being comfortably edgy is OK. You should reserve to right to pull any vindictive commentary/communication. How about a section or column with interviews with people who are doing interesting things outside the realm of Healdsburg events. Good luck!
zoe moire April 19, 2013 at 06:26 pm
A. Did not know about your "event" B. This article is more about the one person that didRead More show up - good advertising.....? C. Agree, news comes in very late and an editor needs to be on TOP of what's going on in this town ... everything from school events to Garden Club happenings. D. Mike McGuire typically posts after an event / or during -= around Sonoma Co. with pictures ... this is not so bad because it is usually a specific group he is working with, however, I think he also does a good job of "...hope to see you there..." - I don't see that on the Patch any longer. E. When questions are asked like (paraphrase): "Wow, breezy out there. Anyone see any trees down?" It is rather like the Patch editor has not been outside looking about - why not comment on a few things and then ask the readers. F. Most of the questions have been boring... but, if reporting is done first, then people would likely be more inclined to even open an article and take a peek. My 6 cents. Z
Mr. Joe April 7, 2013 at 04:19 pm
I find this often with the people over at the Healdsburg patch. Yes, you are right Christian we haveRead More plenty of sandwich places but come on! its our job as locals to be supportive of new business in healdsburg. They're investing in our tiny closknit town. Togos might be a franchise but what about that place called partake? Just another wine tasting room. I don't see an article about them listing all the other random tasting rooms it's competing with. I don't worry The Healdsburg patch has such little following in town anyway, they should just stick to recycling old articles from the Press Democrat. Thank you Healdsburg Patch for wasting our time. Yours truly the healdsburg local
Marilyn's worst nightmare April 5, 2013 at 01:11 am
Marilyn, read the article again...the article clearly states the business is not needed. So please,Read More lighten up, reread the article and form a clear argument for why you are upset. This article was well researched and simply showed there is no need for yet another sandwich shop.
Marilyn April 5, 2013 at 01:03 am
Christian, you were RUDE. Is that the way to welcome a new business to Healdsburg? You tell us toRead More lighten up???
Nick April 9, 2013 at 11:52 am
Hmmm... Neil Cronin could move John and Zekes there!
Christian Kallen March 27, 2013 at 01:39 am
LOL!
zoe moire March 26, 2013 at 08:34 pm
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