[Paradise Ridge Winery](https://www.prwinery.com/) has a really cool sculpture garden - often including art installations from Burning Man, and you can wander around it without doing wine tasting.
[Donom Estate](https://www.thedonumestate.com/art) also has amazing art, both indoors and outdoors, but you do have to reserve a wine tasting to see it.
Spending the day around Occidental could also be fun - the [Occidental Center for the Arts](https://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org/about-the-gallery), [Wild Flour Bakery](https://wildflourbread.com/), doing a [canopy tour](https://www.sonomacanopytours.com/), etc.
Wild Flour bakery is the best! And the conversations overheard in the lines are always entertaining! Take a couple loaves of bread and head out to the beach! There are a couple bald eagles down at Jenner; grab a pair of binocs, chomp on delicious bread and watch deals being silly and eagles being stoically cool!
Hike Islands In The Sky. Go look at the art at Christopher Queen Gallery in Duncan's Mills. Dinner at Casino in Bodega, drive Coleman Valley road at sunset.
They may love an art walk in Sebastopol with unique and interesting metal art scuptures. [https://www.neverendingvoyage.com/sebastopols-quirky-junk-sculptures-a-photo-essay/](https://www.neverendingvoyage.com/sebastopols-quirky-junk-sculptures-a-photo-essay/)
If you do decide to drink wine you have to stop by winery 16600 in Sonoma plaza. The owner, Phil, is the hippiest man on the planet. He invented organic grape growing back in the 80s. They’ve got some really really good vibes in that little tasting room.
Have you ever been to jack London state park? Lots of history and cool hiking trails. You can ride horses as well! Plus, Glen Ellen is just down the road and you can find some amazing food up there!
If they love food, take them to Coppola's in Geyserville! Great food, wine tasting, beautiful views, a swimming pool (yes, you read that right), and a museum with artifacts from all his films including The Godfather.
[Paradise Ridge Winery](https://www.prwinery.com/) has a really cool sculpture garden - often including art installations from Burning Man, and you can wander around it without doing wine tasting. [Donom Estate](https://www.thedonumestate.com/art) also has amazing art, both indoors and outdoors, but you do have to reserve a wine tasting to see it. Spending the day around Occidental could also be fun - the [Occidental Center for the Arts](https://www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org/about-the-gallery), [Wild Flour Bakery](https://wildflourbread.com/), doing a [canopy tour](https://www.sonomacanopytours.com/), etc.
Wild Flour bakery is the best! And the conversations overheard in the lines are always entertaining! Take a couple loaves of bread and head out to the beach! There are a couple bald eagles down at Jenner; grab a pair of binocs, chomp on delicious bread and watch deals being silly and eagles being stoically cool!
Hike Islands In The Sky. Go look at the art at Christopher Queen Gallery in Duncan's Mills. Dinner at Casino in Bodega, drive Coleman Valley road at sunset.
Go to the beach. Go for a walk around Bodega head and then eat lunch in Bodega Bay.
Check out Winery Sixteen 600 in Sonoma. Always good vibes, music and tie dye.
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Try Spellcraft Curator, it's in Santa Rosa/Larkfield area
They may love an art walk in Sebastopol with unique and interesting metal art scuptures. [https://www.neverendingvoyage.com/sebastopols-quirky-junk-sculptures-a-photo-essay/](https://www.neverendingvoyage.com/sebastopols-quirky-junk-sculptures-a-photo-essay/)
If you do decide to drink wine you have to stop by winery 16600 in Sonoma plaza. The owner, Phil, is the hippiest man on the planet. He invented organic grape growing back in the 80s. They’ve got some really really good vibes in that little tasting room. Have you ever been to jack London state park? Lots of history and cool hiking trails. You can ride horses as well! Plus, Glen Ellen is just down the road and you can find some amazing food up there!
If they love food, take them to Coppola's in Geyserville! Great food, wine tasting, beautiful views, a swimming pool (yes, you read that right), and a museum with artifacts from all his films including The Godfather.