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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
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all day
Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
Start: 7:30 pm
There
are facts and dates and histories, but in the end the way we really
understand the world is through stories. How we lived and coped with
trials and tragedies, how we fell in love and worked our way through the
pain of love and loss. This memoir by Colette Gauthier Myles, who was
born near Paris in 1935, lived through the war and came to America in
her twenties, touches all these areas and more.
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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
Start: 6:00 pm
Bill Vartnaw and Terry Ehret, both former Sonoma County poets laureate,
will host a number of local poets at the Sonoma Valley Art Museum,
551 Broadway, to honor famed beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti, whose art
will be displayed as well. This evening poets include Gwynn O'Gara,
Patti Trimble, Mike Tuggle and Bill Varnaw. Admission $10. This program
is a partnership between the Sonoma Valley Art Museum and Readers'
Books.
Start: 7:30 pm
Part of the intrinsic charm of Anne Argula's mysteries stems from her
protagonist, Quinn, a quirky, ex-cop and now a menopausal detective
starting life anew after divorce. The other part is Anne Argula herself,
who is quite a pleasant surprise. Come meet her and see just what I
mean.
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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
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Where's Waldo? In Sonoma, of course. He's turning twenty-five this year and to
celebrate he will be hiding out in twenty different local businesses
during the month of July. Those who spot him can win prizes-buttons,
books and more. We have the names of all the local places who are
sheltering Waldo. (Hint: he's right out in the open; all you need to do
is look.) Come in to Readers' and we'll explain how it works. This will
be the best scavenger hunt you've ever been on.
Start: 9:30 am
End: 12:00 pm
Tamara Unger will give a two-part ceramic workshop.
In the first class, you will learn hand building techniques to create
2-3 pieces. In the second class you'll learn easy steps to glazing and
completing them. Fee: $90 (prepaid). Includes all materials and firings.
For more information and sign up contact Mara at 707-935-7555 or email to potterpaws@comcast.net.
Start: 5:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm
Summer variety acts, from poetry to songs to humor to whatever comes
along. Anyone is eligible to stand up in front of the microphone: all it
takes is $5 and a soupcon of courage.
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