On April 2, 2025, Mayor Patricia Farrar-Rivas issued an official proclamation recognizing SSCA on the occasion of the organization’s 65th anniversary, which occurred on December 24th, 1959, when the first sister-city relationship for Sonoma was formed with Chambolle-Musigny of France. SSCA is grateful and very much appreciative of this honor.
Sonoma artist, athlete, and Sonoma-Kaniv Sister City Committee Chair Kaeti Bailie will be showing a new collection of her photographs and paintings from Thursday, June 5th through Sunday June 8th in Sonoma. You can see her work at the Alley Gallery in La Haye Art Center located at 148 East Napa, just off Sonoma Square. […]
George McKale in Aswan.
George and James McKale Visits Aswan in 2018.
The Sonoma Valley Film Festival will screen the new documentary “Checkpoint Zoo” on Saturday, March 22/10:00am at the Sebastiani Theatre in Sonoma.
“In this harrowing and heartrending documentary, a courageous group of zookeepers and animal lovers risk everything to save the animals in a Ukrainian wildlife park from invading Russian troops before it is too late.” […]
Monday, February 24th 2025 marks the sad third year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine. You can show your support of our Sister City Kaniv by attending a candlelight vigil at 6:00pm on the Sonoma Plaza Horse shoe.
Your continued support of providing humanitarian aid to the people of Kaniv is greatly appreciated and you may […]
The Sonoma Valley Historical Society presents a lecture at the Sonoms Community Center by local historian Peter Meyerhof about the early Chinese settlers who came to Sonoma.
$10.00/person; register here.
The SSCA Board hosted a welcome event at the Plaza Bistro for Mayor Patricia Farrar-Rivas in January. Board members past and present were in attendance to discuss the mission of SSCA and how the support of the City of Sonoma is vital to the succuss of SSCA.
Bill […]
