The Sonoma-Tokaj Sister City Committee would like you to know about this opportunity to support the East Bay Hungarian Educational Group in Walnut Creek:
“See Budapest from a fresh new perspective. Learn about her history, the current vibe and future developments. Find out some of the best kept local secrets and places to discover.
Explore iconic sights […]
From the Sonoma-Tokaj Sister City Committee:
“We appreciate you attending the recent Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities cooking and wine demo.
Register now for this innovative, live cooking demo/food and wine pairing experience with George Webber, the Count of Buena Vista (Sonoma), and Otilia Majer (Tokaj). This is a free event and here is the link:
https://zoom.us/j/98667462054?pwd=dTR1SkJEUmpwT1FLTEhWdXVqejRIdz09
Or go to www.zoom.us and enter meeting ID: 986 6746 2054
What’s on the menu: The Count’s Stuffed Cabbage Rolls […]
The year 2020 was a year of challenge, change, and adaptation for everyone, including our students. While the methods and venues of learning were quite different for the students of Sonoma, their perseverance and hard work continued, and SSCA was there to once again to bestow a scholarship to the winning applicant, SVHS senior Jackeline […]
Editor’s Note – Please click on this entry to view the new SSCA President’s Message for 2021.
The year 2020 was a stressful and challenging one for all of us. While we cannot hold any gatherings we wanted everyone to know that the Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities group is very much thinking of the future of our projects. We wanted to share with you where things stand.
March 7, 2020 was our fundraiser, which […]
Even though we may be physically distant from each other right now, we can still celebrate the major milestones of SSCA, and today is one of those days. On August 31st, 2012, The City of Sonoma and the Hungarian city of Tokaj formalized their Sister City relationship with a signing ceremony at Buena Vista Vineyards. […]
