Interested in playing bocce ball? Join Bocce Sonoma for the 2015 league season, which consists of three 9-week rounds of play. Cost is $20/person/league/season. That’s $20 for eight months of competitive fun! Contact Ginette Cary at 707.935.3337 or gsc3299@att.net for more information. New members are always welcome. If you’ve never played, don’t worry; Bocce […]
Maria Muldaur provided
live entertainment and wowed everyone with “Midnight at the Oasis” 
Lyon […]
The Three Sisters belly dancers were a popular addition to the July 4th parade.
The Sonoma Aswan Sister City Committee and the Sonoma Sister Cities Association tied for first prize based on best […]
Aswan Family Fundraiser –Fundraiser event to benefit three families in Aswan, Egypt was held on Sunday November 10, 2013 at ARTescape, Sonoma. Event Details & Flyer
Sonoma Valley High School senior James McKale welcomed nearly 40 guests to a special midday screening of the HBO documentary In Tahrir Square this past Sunday at the Sebastiani Theatre. James produced this event as a fund raiser for his senior project, which is to construct a new Aswan Center for Education (ACE) in the […]
Gala Theater Night – Murder on the Nile – Saturday, September 25, 2010 was a great success.
We thank all of our very kind supporters, especially:
The Silver Moon Theatre
Highway 12 Vineyards & Winery
Sonoma Market and Glen Ellen Village Markets
MacArthur Place
Sonoma Meritage Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Bram Pottery
“Our Beautiful Water” was the first successful project with the Aswan-Sonoma committee and was designed and implemented by Art and Culture sub-committee Chair, Arlene Sukolsky. Sonoma historian and Education sub-committee Chair, George McKale, implemented this project with the Sonoma Girls & Boys Club.
Winners of the art project were determined by a distinguished panel of judges: […]
In 2010 and 2011, 25 Sister City partnerships representing 13 African countries and 16 U.S. states were competitively selected to participate in AUPAP. Through these partnerships, community members in the African cities, along with members of civic, municipal, and private organizations in both the U.S. and Africa, selected projects in the areas of water, sanitation, […]
Sister Cities International’s Africa Urban Poverty Alleviation Program (AUPAP) is designed to address urban poverty through water, health, and sanitation projects developed collaboratively by U.S. and African sister city programs. This includes participation and support from the private sector, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, municipal governments and traditional leaders in Africa to provide sustained technical assistance […]
