Ring in the New Year at John Ash & Co. with a memorable culinary celebration. Enjoy a five-course tasting menu crafted with the freshest ingredients from the restaurant’s culinary gardens and local purveyors, curated by Executive Chef Sergio Howland. As you indulge in exquisite dishes, raise your glass to new beginnings and cherished moments.
The evening continues with a New Year’s Eve after-party from 10:00pm to 1:00am, featuring two glasses of bubbly, DJ music, late-night snacks, and a midnight balloon drop.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available upon request, and a kids’ menu is offered a la carte.
This pre-paid event requires payment at the time of booking. For cancellation policies and refund information, please contact the restaurant directly.
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Ring in the New Year at the Sebastiani Theatre with Marty O’Reilly and special guest Sean Carscaden, joined by opening act Hattie Craven. Doors open at 8:30 PM, with Hattie performing from 9:30-10:30, and Marty taking the stage from 11:00-12:20 to lead a powerful celebration.
Known for his genre-blending Americana style, Marty O’Reilly delivers a unique sound that transcends blues, folk, and soul, creating something both familiar and uncharted. His live performances are known for their intensity and raw emotion, shifting seamlessly from gospel blues to cinematic folk epics, captivating audiences with every note.
Price includes a champagne toast at midnight. Join Marty, Sean, and Hattie for a New Year’s Eve filled with unforgettable music and celebration.
Don’t miss From Vega, a modern progressive rock band from Sonoma County, live at The California Theatre of Santa Rosa! Formed in early 2022, this talented group of seasoned musicians brings years of performing, recording, and professional session work to the stage. Their music has earned radio play on ALICE 97.3, The KRUSH 95.9, and KZST 100.1.
From Vega’s unique vibe combines exceptional musicianship, high energy, and an engaging atmosphere, creating a memorable experience for all music lovers.
Doors open at 6:30 PM.
Acclaimed pianist Inon Barnatan collaborates with Daniel Hope and the New Century Chamber Orchestra for an evening filled with deeply moving music. As one of the few conductorless chamber ensembles globally, New Century is renowned for its performances that showcase exceptional precision, passion, and power.
Supported in part by Cartograph Wines.
French gypsy band Dgiin is a melting-pot of French, American, and Quebecois artists, united around a repertoire of music in French with a healthy dash of Spanish guitar, an inch of brass, a violin, bass, and percussion, with vocals by siblings Gabe and Mimi Pirard.
Twice voted “North Bay’s Best Band,” Dgiin plays to dancing crowds all around the Bay. Tight harmonies are infused into a variety of American and international styles – from New Orleans swing to French chanson, salsa and cumbia to Roma hot jazz.
You are sure to be on your feet and dancing in no time!
Hanna Center is hosting its first-ever Claws for a Cause Crab Feed at the Hanna Center Auditorium in Sonoma. This lively event will feature an all-you-can-eat crab dinner, live bluegrass music by the Mission Blue band, and an opportunity to support the mission of Hanna Academy, which works to educate, empower, and inspire students with unique learning needs.
Proceeds will benefit programs supporting students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), career technical education, and a new Residential Program to expand access for students across California.
Singer/songwriter Gaby Moreno captivates audiences with her warm, soulful sound, appealing to both English and Spanish speakers. Originally from Guatemala, she moved to Los Angeles, where she has released seven albums, received multiple Grammy nominations, and won two Latin Grammys. Moreno has performed alongside renowned artists such as Bono, Andrea Bocelli, and Tracy Chapman.
As a leading Latina in Americana music, she has redefined the genre and opened doors for marginalized voices. Her impact extends to television and film, most notably co-writing the iconic theme song for Parks and Recreation.
A passionate advocate for immigration rights and social issues, Moreno was recently appointed as UNICEF’s first Goodwill Ambassador from Guatemala, focusing on mentoring young female artists and creatives.