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Save the Date! Sonoma Stompers Fundraiser August 13

The Sonoma – Greve in Chianti Sister City Committee invites you to join us as we cheer on the Sonoma Stompers vs. Pittsburg Diamonds on Sunday, August 13, 2017 at 6:00 pm.
The game will be held at Peoples Home Equity Ballpark at Arnold Field, 180 1st […]

Save the Date! Sonoma Stompers Fundraiser August 132017-07-24T16:13:25-07:00

Tokaj High School Students to Visit Sonoma in August, 2017

Five high school students from Tokaj will be visiting Sonoma with their English teacher, Otilia Majer, for two weeks in August. Members of the Sonoma Tokaj Sister Cities Committee will be hosting the group. The students will tour Sonoma, meet with city council members, tour San Francisco, and even drive down to Los […]

Tokaj High School Students to Visit Sonoma in August, 20172017-06-02T19:04:53-07:00

Sonoma Wine Intern to Tokaj in 2016

Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities Committee sends Sonoma Wine Intern to work crush in Tokaj 

As part of its on-going wine intern programs between Sonoma and Tokaj, Hungary, the Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities Committee sent Sonoma wine intern Kathryn Aronsohn to work the crush at Tokaj Hétszölö Vineyards in Tokaj for three months during the Fall of 2016. Kathryn […]

Sonoma Wine Intern to Tokaj in 20162018-08-20T11:14:33-07:00

Sonoma-Penglai Committee Celebrates its 6th Year!


The Sonoma-Penglai Committee celebrated the 6th anniversary of its inception on May 3, 2017 at the beautiful and tasty patio dining area of the Depot Hotel Restaurant.

Photos show several members enjoying the lunch, with pictures of Penglai, and the future site of the Wine Country Chinese Legacy Project at Depot Park.

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Sonoma-Penglai Committee Celebrates its 6th Year!2024-02-17T19:07:29-08:00

Bill Lynch: A tribute to the Valley’s Chinese citizens – Sonoma Index-Tribune, March 2, 2017

The Sonoma Sister Cities Association’s Sonoma-Penglai Committee is campaigning to fund a Chinese-style pavilion in Sonoma’s Depot Park to honor Chinese laborers.

Sonoma had a large Chinese population in the 1870s and ’80s. Hundreds of Chinese laborers were employed on local ranches and in vineyards. They also worked as launderers, […]

Bill Lynch: A tribute to the Valley’s Chinese citizens – Sonoma Index-Tribune, March 2, 20172017-04-29T12:20:37-07:00
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