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Thank you for visiting. I created this web site for buyers, sellers and residents of Rincon Valley. My goal is to create a site that is interesting, current, and relevant to Rincon Valley real estate. I hope you enjoy your visit, and encourage you to add this site to your Favorites list so you can use it as a local Rincon Valley reference guide.
I've added a few links that I'm quite excited about. To the left you'll find a link to My Blog. Click on it and you'll find a number of interesting topics that you're welcome to comment on or add to.
I also added an Event Calender which is a completely unique to my site. I've scoured numerous activity magazines and compiled them all onto one event calender.
Sellers, please click on the For Sellers link above to see how I market my listings. I believe in maximum exposure through advertising sells my listings faster and for a better price.
I provide free staging for my vacant listings, and have extensive experience with 1031 exchanges, probate, and tenant occupied properties.
"Your Rincon Valley Realtor:" People ask me why I call myself "your Rincon Valley Realtor." I've lived in Rincon Valley for almost 15 years. I bought my first townhouse in Rincon Valley in 1994. I then bought a single family home in Rincon Valley, and later acquired a rental unit, also in Rincon Valley. My two kids go to two different Rincon Valley schools which has provided me with a huge group of social contacts with whom I talk to on a daily basis. I believe it is this source of friends and neighbors that has allowed me to succeed as a Realtor in Rincon Valley, by bringing buyers and sellers together.
Rincon Valley has so much to offer. Great local shopping centers like Sky Hawk Village, Montecito and Saint Francis Shopping Centers; restaurants like Rita's, Union Hotel, Robertos, and Cafe Europe; specialty stores like Carter's Rincon Valley Feed Store, Rincon Valley Yard & Garden, Rincon Cyclery and much much more.
Click on the above picture to view CAR economist Leslie Appleton's 2010 real estate forecast.
What's happening in Sonoma County this weekend:
4th Jimtown Store First Thursday Wine Bar
Celebration, Benefit: Featuring Domenichelli Wines, Mercury Wines, and Sonoma Valley Portworks. Visit our website at www.jimtown.com to view Chef Peter Brown's Hors d'Oeuvres Menu and the featured wines. $5 from each reservation will go to benefit earthquake victims in Haiti.
Fee: $35 advance res/ $40 at the doorTime: 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 433.1212
5 - 7th 3rd Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival
Festival, Performing Arts: The festival will include outstanding films about art, music, sex, politics, and the environment, showing at five venues in the community. Opening night showcases exceptional feature-length and short films, followed by a wine reception at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts, 6780 Depot St., Sebastopol.
Fee: VariesTime: Varies Phone Number: (707) 829.4797
5th First Friday at the Sonoma County Museum
Reception: Come join us at the Sonoma County Museum as we stay open late with entertainment and refreshments. This is a perfect opportunity to come see our current exhibitions: Richard Shaw, Martha Shaw, Adela Akers and ArtQuest. 425 7th Street, Santa Rosa
Fee: $5 General/$2 Student & Seniors (suggested donation)Time: 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 579.1500
5th Ferdinand the Bull at the Wells Fargo Center
Family Fun, Performing Arts: The story of a bull that wouldn't fight; this classic tale published at the outset of the Spanish Civil War comes to the stage in a narrated production with larger-than-life puppets, masked dancers, and mechanical figures. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
Fee: $12 Child, $17 AdultTime: 6:30 p.m. Free Fun with Art at 5:30 p.m Phone Number: (707) 546.3600
5th Crab Feed - The Tides, Bodega Bay
Dining: 18th Annual Crab Feed. Price includes: chilled Dungeness Crab, Pasta, Green Salad, Clam Chowder, French Bread, cocktail sauce, mustard sauce, drawn butter. Reservations a must for this very popular event.
Fee: $39.95 per person, plus tax & rratuityTime: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 875.3652
6th Fish hatchery tours
Visit the Congressman Don Clausen Fish Hatchery and watch the steelhead trout arrive during the annual steelhead run. Tours 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. on Sat. & Sun. thru Mar. 28. Free. Milt Brandt Visitor Center, Lake Sonoma. 431-4533. www.spn.usace.army.mil/lake_sonoma.
6th California Redwood Chroale in concert
Live Music: One Night Only! The fabulous California Redwood Chorale will perform at St. Stephen's in Belvedere. The featured work is Kodaly's "Missa Brevis". Other music si by Gershwin, Rorem, Lauridsen, and Canosa. Don't miss hearing this group before they leave for Hungary.
Fee: $20Time: 8 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 874.3770
6th Prudential Haiti Relief Project
Benefit: Three local offices of Prudential California Realty (Sebastopol, Bodega Bay, and Healdsburg)are hosting a rummage sale, BBQ, bake sale and more to benefit the earthquake victims in Haiti. Live music by the Hubbub Club Street Band. All proceeds will be forwarded to DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS. Come and support this great event.
Fee: FreeTime: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 824.4501
6 - 7th 32nd Annual Wine Road Barrel Tasting
Wine Education: Members of Wine Road Northern Sonoma County, would like to welcome you to our wineries for an exciting weekend of wine tasting. This is your chance to sample wines from the barrel, talk to winemakers, purchase futures and explore the beautiful Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River Valleys. No one under 21 years of age.
Fee: $20 Advance/$30 At the DoorTime: 11a.m.-4p.m. Phone Number: (800) 723.6336
6th Sebastopol Gallery Artists' Reception
Reception, Exhibition: Connie Robeson, ceramic artist, is the featured artist at the Sebastopol Gallery exhibit, "Playing with Fire", opening February 22, running through April 10. Reception with the gallery artists March 6, 5-7 pm. Live music by Luna and Lavadio.
Fee: FreeTime: 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 829.7200
6th Sons of Champlin featuring Bill Champlin
Live Music: Bill Champlin with the Sons of Champlin performing at McNear's Mystic Theatre (the Will Champlin Band is opening), 21 Petaluma Avenue, Petaluma
Fee: $25Time: 8 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 765.2121
6th Crab & Fennel Fest
Wine & Food Education: Join the Russian River Valley Winegrowers for an evening like no other. The Crab & Fennel Fest gives guests a chance to roll up their shirt sleeves, crack fresh Dungeness crab, quaff Russian River Valley wine and experience culinary creations of fennel made by local chefs in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Advanced ticket purchase required.
Fee: Call for informationTime: 5:30 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 521.2534
6th 7th Spas, swim spas, saunas, above-ground pools, outdoor kitchens & gazebos. Outdoor Liviing Products Distributor Direct Event.
Hours: Sat: 9am-9pm / Sun: 10am-6pm
Location: Grace Pavilion
Admission: Free
Organization: Royal Islands, LLC
Phone: 1-877-800-7727
Website: www.theoutdoorlivingshow.com
6th 7th Naturalist hike Duration:
Hikes are appropriate for families, friends and individuals of all ages. 2–3 hour-long excursions in nature. 10 a.m. Every Sat. in Feb. rain or shine. $3. Fairfield Osborn Preserve, Penngrove. 795-5069
7th Dallas Brass "American Musical Journey"
Performing Arts: Four classically trained, brass and percussion musicians perform swing, classical, patriotic, Hollywood, Broadway, and Dixieland music. Local music students taught by Dallas Brass will perform in the finale. Wells Fargo Center for the Arts, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa
Fee: $10-$40Time: 7 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 546.3600
7th A Night At The Academy Awards
Celebration, Performing Arts: Glam up and walk the red carpet as the Sonoma Valley Film Society presents its annual awards season celebration, "A Night At The Academy Awards", at the Sonoma Veteran's Memorial Building. Red carpet, "Hollywood Black Tie", Live Telecast of the Academy Awards, spectacular silent auction, cocktails, bubbly, hors d'ouvres, multi-course epicurean feast and top wine selections.
Fee: Call for informationTime: Call for information Phone Number: (707) 933.2600
7th Stonestreet Summit School
Wine Education: Cooperage, the art of barrel making, is an ancient skill. With the advances in every facet of culture, it is surprising to learn the actual barrel making process has changed very little. Learn about barrel construction and their influence on the winemaking process. Stonestreet Estate, 7111 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg
Fee: $25Time: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 473.3306
Click on the Event Calendar link to the left for more things to do in Santa Rosa, and Sonoma County.
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