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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.
New for 2012
I made a New Years resolution to offer 4.5% listing commissions to home sellers in the Rincon Valley area (95409) through 2012. For more information on why I am offering this, and what types of homes qualify, visit: Working Smarter.
"Your Rincon Valley Realtor:" People ask me why I call myself "your Rincon Valley Realtor." I've lived in Rincon Valley for almost 20 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.
County Snapshot of Sales and Prices Across California
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Historic Rincon Valley Map Circa 1938 Juanita Storch
What's happening in Sonoma County this month:
February 21-- Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters @ Wells Fargo Center
Family Fun, Performing Arts: A Cinderella story with traditional African chanting and song, African drumming, powerful and majestic choreography, thrilling original music and the splendor of Zimbabwe burst onto stage in this beautiful African tale that has been compared to the story of Cinderella. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
Fee: $12 -Child, $17 - Adult Time: 6:30 p.m. Phone Number: 707-546-3600
February 24-- Dungeness Crab Feed @ Tides Wharf
Celebration: The best crab feed in Sonoma County! Includes: chilled dungeness crab, clam chowder, pasta, French bread, green salad, melted butter, cocktail sauce, mustard sauce. Reservations a must. Exclusive room rates for crab feed guests available at The Inn at the Tides. 835 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay
Fee: $44.95 plus tax & gratuity Time: 5pm - 9pm Phone Number: 707-875-3652
February 24-- Don't Fence Me In @ Wells Fargo Center
Live Music: Cowboy songs and poetry, high plains yodeling, western swing fiddle and vocal harmonies, lively Tex-Mex polkas and rancheras, and Northern Plains pow wow drum and song are performed by a group of exceptional artists—all working cowboys and other authentic representatives of today’s western culture. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
Fee: $30, $20, $10-Students Time: Pre-show discussion 7 p.m., show 8 p.m. Phone Number: 707-546-3600
February 24 - 26-- Tattoos & Blues
Live Music: World Famous Tattoo Artists, Crazy Philadelphia Eddie Book Signing, Bert Rodriguez's Roast, Live Blues Bands for 3 days, Tattoo Competitions, Live Tattooing, Vendors, Performers. Flamingo Resort Hotel and Spa, Santa Rosa Ca
Fee: $20/day $35/weekend Time: 11 a.m. - 10 p.m., daily Phone Number: (707) 545.8530
February 25-- First Annual Crab Feed at Finley!
Benefit: All-you-can-eat fresh Dungeness crab, pasta, salad, French bread, wine & dessert. Proceeds from this event benefit programs and activities at the Bennett Valley Senior Center. 2060 West College Ave, Santa Rosa
Fee: $40 Time: 6:00 PM Phone Number: 707-545-8608
February 25-- February Wine Release Party
Celebration: Pete Seghesio will host our annual dinner featuring Uncle Ray’s famous Crab Cioppino recipe followed by dessert in our century-old cellar. Back by popular demand will be our “Cigar Bar Lounge.” 700 Grove Street, Healdsburg
Fee: $45 Centennial Club & $60 guests Time: Cioppino Dinner Seatings: 4, 6 and 8 p.m Phone Number: 707-395-3614
February 25 - 29-- Cheese Conference
Food Education: Sheana Davis, The Epicurean Connection proudly announces the 10th annual Cheese Conference. Sonoma Valley Inn, 550 Second Street West, Sonoma CA
Fee: Call for information Time: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phone Number: 707-935.7960
February 25-- Eighth Street Wineries Open House
Celebration, Wine Education: Sonoma is abuzz about our hidden enclave of artisan wineries. Twice per year, we throw open our cellar doors and welcome the public to taste limited-production wares. This one-day event features both current and new releases as well as library offerings, barrel tastings, and food pairings. Thirty dollars per person includes all food and wine from ten wineries plus a souvenir wine glass. Guests who visit all wineries are eligible for a special drawing. 21481 Eighth Street East, Sonoma CA
Fee: $30 in advance, $35 at the door Time: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Phone Number: 707-996-4480
February 25 - 26-- California Redwood Chorale sings Kate Wolf
Live Music: The California Redwood Chorale, directed by Robert Hazelrigg, performs the World Premiere of "Unfinished Life" by Randall Keith Horton: a tribute to Kate Wolf and her music, featuring Bonnie Brooks and Don Coffin. This work includes "Across the Great Divide"and "Give Yourself to Love". Advance tickets are highly recommended. Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa
Fee: $20 in advance from www.brownpaperticket Time: 8 p.m. on Feb 25 & 3 p.m. on Feb 26 Phone Number: 707-874-3770
February 26-- Pops Great Movies, Grand Piano @ Wells Fargo Center
Live Music: Pianist Rich Ridenour joins Maestro Michael Berkowitz and the Santa Rosa Symphony to present an evening of Hollywood’s greatest music. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa
Fee: Varies Time: 3 p.m. Phone Number: 707-546-3600
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