What an enjoyable fundraiser event! There were several non-profits represented as well as other…read moreprivate vendors. Music, Polynesian food and dancers, samples of poi = ALOHA for a cause. :)

What an amazing treat! This festival is the best. Do bring your own chairs (to sit in the back) or…read morestadium chairs for the hay bale seating in front. At the very least you need a blanket to cover the hay bale. The music will blow you away. Accordion music from all over the world - Hungarian, Cajun, classical, French - all here, all wonderful. I enjoyed everything. Go early for decent parking. There are tons of vendors. No outside food allowed and only one water bottle per person. They will search your bag. Lots of food vendors - we bought containers of food from Brothers (hummus, garlic spread, olives, pitas, baklava,etc) and the kettle corn was delicious. Also bought lots of merchandise - festival had past years tee shirts and the bands had clothing and CDs. There's a great play area for the kids, and lots of bathrooms - a mix of conventional and porta potties. The people who put this on are epically nice volunteers and they do a magnificent job. I enjoyed every second and I'll be back next year! (We stay in Windsor and go to both days of the festival.)

Memorably wonderful. The musicians are of world class quality. Everyone having a fun engaging…read moreday. The value is head and shoulders above most events in the area. The other thing I appreciate so much is the food vendors charged reasonable or somewhat high cost for food Unlike most of the other events. (The County Faire is eg laughable in that respect.) This was my 1st time for the Accordion Festival, not the last! I'm still Rockin from it!

Slots were a little loose today , or maybe we were just lucky . Security seemed unexpectedly nice…read more. I didn't see any torn up tickets today . Can't really complain about the hotel . Janitor worked to clean urine off the floor in men's restroom . Drink servers were ok . Some lady who played 3 machines won quite a lot , although it prevented other players to have played one of those machines and to have won some of that . I still have my complaints from the first post , but today seemed a little better . I still see no advantage in being a fortune card holder . It seems the same as inspire . I actually had more free play with my inspire card than with my fortune card . Also for gift and go , you need 1,000 points to get a gift . On gift card days , same thing . When I get free play from the promotional kiosk by choosing one of the usually 3 to 5 options there , I tend to get $5 to $10 max .

Came back to Graton Resort & Casino today after my fun lil win on 05/01/2026 and the casino gods…read morereally said "run it back". Pulled up with $400 during the daytime, got busy on baccarat + slots, and ran it up to $844. Ended up leaving with $744 tho cuz I gave $100 in tips to the workers after getting accepted into the San Jose State University MBA program! Had to spread the blessings fr. Alsoooo shoutout to the smoke-free section cuz ya boy trying to quit cigs and that area was actually clutch. Way easier to vibe without getting hit with 800 packs of Newports in the air lmao. Staff was cool, vibes was up, baccarat aunties was cheering me on like I was family. Definitely another elite daytime casino run.

This was a memorable trip. We were originally slated to visit in late June before my birthday but…read moreboth Deb and Kirk were recovering from surgery. We stayed in touch over the next several weeks before settling on an August date. We braved the high temps and winding roads to arrive at the ranch. It's a beautiful space on a hillside and you can see the herd and their guardian llama as you pull into the parking lot. We learned a lot about the alpaca life cycle, fed the boys, and my daughter got to hold and carry a cria. We bought two cute alpaca shaped soaps. I didn't experience any of the negativity others have complained about. It is a working ranch so it's not a petting zoo or a tourist attraction. Go with the flow and you'll have a great experience.

Ive been here a total 3x and its been a great experience. Id totally recommend coming here for the…read moreexperience and knowledge. Such little cuties there

We had the absolute best experience with Magikidz for my daughter's 1st birthday! The bubble show…read morewas pure magic -- the kids (and adults!) were completely mesmerized. Kevin was so kind, engaging, and patient, FUN, making every child feel included and special. The giant bubbles and creative tricks brought so much joy and laughter, and it truly made the celebration unforgettable. I can't recommend Magikidz enough for making my daughter's 1st fairy first birthday sooooooo magical!

Quick, responsive, customizable and great value for money. The 2-4 year old kids had a great time…read moreat my daughter's birthday party. Highly recommend.

We stopped by the Farmers Market today for the first time since we moved here in RP! It was such a…read moregreat vibe! Live music is playing, children are having fun at the water fountain, and the people are just chilling. The stalls and local shops are of great variety! There are some jewelry, crafts, Some cute keychains that my daughter was drawn into, pastry stalls, fruits and veggies and more! The staff did great at bringing in good selection of food trucks and vendors! We bought plums, pork buns from Yali, and pastries! So much fun! Cant wait to come back on Friday!

Lots of food options. Something to get out and do with the family on a Friday night. There was live…read moremusic and cool booths to visit. I had some garlic fries but ima just skip those next time since they were very soggy. Got some delicious popcorn from the Sonoma popcorn booth. And something I urge everyone to try is the jar of sautéed onion and garlic at one of the booths. I literally have been putting it on everything. And for anyone with SNAP there is a booth there that will match you the first $10 for fruit and veggies and they can also use your card to give you tokens to use at the cold food booths like the popcorn, lemonade, hummus, and jarred goods.

Why do I travel to places like New Orleans to listen to jazz when there are great options here in…read moreSan Francisco? Case in point is the Mission Delirium band. The high spirited 20 piece brass band plays New Orleans style tunes as well as other diverse musical genres. I found them totally by chance at the Fillmore Jazz Festival. Seems like they were having as much fun performing for the crowd as the crowd was enjoying listening to their music. Can't wait to hear them again! BTW. I read that one of the co-founders has a PhD in ethnomusicology at the University of California, Berkeley. Just goes to show you that sometimes great music isn't entirely accidental.

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town but the staff can sometimes be a bit gruff!…read more The drinks are cheaper when you are a great customer and have a good time! You're gonna get occasional shocked by some of the Endless Grab Bag of World Famous Multiply Diverse Misfits.

Marc did a fantastic job with our Christmas light installation and removal. He had excellent…read moresuggestions on what would look best on our house in terms of lights and placement, and he was right! The house was beautiful at night. On top of doing an excellent job, he was also very professional and an excellent communicator.

Very nice person and waiting for my lights to be installed. Hopefully before Christmasread more

This was a great kick off to our weekend hours prior to Roger Waters show & conveniently on the way…read morejust off the 101 in Rohnert Park. A beautiful day and perfect hours for the event that featured the Press Democrat Top 100 wines of Sonoma County and a delightful & diverse mixture of local restaurants food offerings. Fortunately we were able to taste the Top rated Taft Street Rose, which limited production has since sold out, but was truly amazing for a lighter red. Handline, a new comer restaurant served a wonderfully fresh, simply prepared halibut. So many, too many to mention both food & wine tastings, it can be a little overwhelming but it's also a treat to have them all in one tidy, eco friendly Sonoma State Campus hosted event.