Sonoma Garden Park’s seasonal Harvest Market operates each Saturday of the harvest season from 9 a.m. to noon in the Straw Bale Barn. Come for the freshest seasonal produce available!

Depending on what’s in season, you’ll find such produce as tomatoes, squash, onions, potatoes, chard, figs, apples, herbs, fresh cut flowers and other fruits, nuts and vegetables. We also sell eggs laid on-site from our free range hens, as well as locally crafted olive oil. And we feature plants from our nursery.

When you shop at the market, you are supporting local, sustainable agriculture and supporting this wonderful community resource. Come to the Harvest Market at Sonoma Garden Park every Saturday through the growing season and enjoy fresh, local, sustainably grown produce.

On the fourth Saturday of every month, the Nathanson Stewards meet at the corner of East MacArthur and Second Street East, put on their gloves, and have a fun and productive morning tending the native garden located there.

This event is guided by trained restoration technicians from Sonoma Ecology Center, with a focus on native gardening and landscaping. The subject matter will vary with the seasons, and our technicians will demonstrate proper techniques for caring for the different native plants located within the Nathanson garden. Volunteers are asked to bring sunscreen or a hat, bottled water, a sack lunch and work gloves, and to wear closed-toed shoes. All ages are welcome, but children must be accompanied by an adult.

We’ll meet at the Nathanson Creek Preserve Garden located on the corner of East MacArthur Street and Second Street East in Sonoma. Activities may include:

• Weeding
• Trash pick-up
• Getting to know your neighbors
• Learning about native plants
• Sharing a sack lunch
• Connecting with nature at your local park

For questions or to express interest, please email nathansonstewards@gmail.com or patrick@sonomaecologycenter.org.

Join us as we celebrate 50 years of Sugarloaf.   During Memorial Day Weekend of 1969, Sugarloaf had its official opening.   Join us as we take this opportunity to celebrate the 50 years of this Special place.

We will have some great events so come on up and join us all day or part of the day!  Please RSVP for the reunion event, to visit the park or attend the family or history hike or solar viewing, no RSVP required.

10am-11:30am.  Family Nature Hike.   Meet at the Visitor Center.  Join us for a family-friendly 1.5-mile hike with some of our amazing naturalists.   Free stickers for all who attend.

11am-3pm Special Solar Viewing at Robert Ferguson Observatory.

1-5 pm Tips Roadside Trolley selling their amazing tri-tip at the Group Campground.  Complimentary beverages from our generous sponsors.

2 pm to 3:30 pm Join Retired Senior State Archeologist as he explores the history of Sugarloaf as a  park.  Departs from the Group Camp.  No Reservations Needed.

3 pm to 5 pm Sugarloaf Reunion.  Join local politicians and many people who have lived and worked here over the years.   Refreshments from 3 pm-5 pm and remembrances starting at 4 pm.   RSVP here.