The Napa Farmers Market joins farmers markets across the country in celebrating the 22nd annual National Farmers Market Week Aug. 1 to 7.
Tomatoes are a wonderful fruit this time of year, but only if they have been locally grown and just harvested. Try them in recipes like Catala…
One of the newest environmental hot-buttons is passive home design. Actually, it's nothing new.
Cleaning out a drawer, like talking a walk or meditating, can be a mood-lifter, says home organizer Angela Hoxsey, who suggests a few simple o…
After two decades making wine in Napa Valley Alisa Jacobson is moving on to focus on her own brand, Turning the Tide.Â
Dan Berger writes an introduction to wine diversity for the Chardonnay-weary.Â
A Comedy Night at Lucky Penny, the Napa Library book sales are returning, Jarvis presents a film about Van Gogh's sunflowers and Cal Shakes is…
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In the first, live theater performance since the pandemic began, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art and Shakespeare Napa Valley, part of Napa…
Janet Fletcher, author of "Cheese & Wine, Cheese & Beer" and the Planet Cheese blog, will resume her popular tasting series with eight…
When hot summer days it, try these no-cook sauces that let you stay away from the stove.Â
Ceanothus, native to California and very drought-tolerant once established, is ideal for Napa Valley gardens.
Not all palms can survive Napa County winters, but the drought-tolerant Mexican blue palm is one promising choice. Â
Interior designer Patti Cowger discusses the decisions she and homeowners made about decorating a historic Napa home.
News from Smith Madrone, the Christian Brothers, Newton Vineyards, Kenefick, Demeine Estates, Stone Brewing and the Cabernet Classic at the Meritage.Â
Napa wine columnist Eduardo Dingler visits Cevantes Family Vineyards in east Napa to learn their story and taste their wines.Â
The heat dome that hit Washington and Oregon is harbinger of the impact of global climate change, giving the wine industry a warning shot and …
Whether we look at the role of the winemaker, grower or viticulturalist in the production of wine, it is impossible to delineate where science…
Matt Nathanson will play a benefit concert in Napa for the Alaina's Voice Foundation on Aug. 15.
Napa composer, Carla Lucero has created the music for a new ballet, "House of Names" choreographed by Marika Brussel. The work explores contem…
Napa County's poet laureate Marianne Lyon reports on a recent event that brought poets, musicians and artists together in Yountville.Â
The word pesto means “pounded," and once you open yourself to all the possibilities of what you can pound, just about anything can be run thro…
Matt Dailey, Maryam Ahmed, Jenae Patrick, Josh Anderson and Sandy Sauter, have launched Playte Kitchen, offering a variety of culinary experie…
Betty Teller cleans out her fridge, and inspired by Pisco Sours, cooks all kinds of things.Â
Here are plants you can plant now (mid-July) in Napa that should yield lots of pleasure per gardening minute even if you have a slightly brown thumb.
Napa doesn't have too many alleyways, but they serve a purpose. Could they help solve Napa’s housing shortage?
One way to garden during a drought is to try the method of French intensive gardening.Â
Nothing justifies all the extra glass in heavy wine bottles. Ultra-heavy bottles do not protect the wine any better than do lighter bottles, b…
