The Sonoma County Museum holds in its Collection over 20,000 artifacts representing the region's cultural and artistic heritage. Selections from the permanent collection are highlighted on a rotating...

Marguerite Wildenhain was one of the founding members of Pond Farm, an art school and community established in the woods above Guerneville in 1939. Many of its members were political refugees from...

This collection is comprised of dozens of examples of the Dixons' metalwork, along with many other treasures including a painting by Maynard Dixon, Harry's brother; a copper vase by Dirk van Erp; and...

Jeanne Thurlow Miller's collection of exceptional watercolors, oils, and photographs represent turn-of-the-century Sonoma County lifestyles and landscapes. Among the California landscape artists...

This exhibit is a collection of stunning images showcasing the amazing world of insects.

Creating exquisite woodcarvings with painstaking accuracy and superb craftsmanship, Elwin Millerick's substantial collection of wood carvings document and preserve the history of everyday life and...

The exhibition delves into the journey to understanding the world, its true size and shape, as well as its place in the system of heavenly bodies.

Song Wong Bourbeau (1909-1996), a third-generation Santa Rosan, was known throughout Santa Rosa not only as an astute businesswoman, but for her tireless dedication as a community activist and...

The museum holds an extensive collection related to Fountaingrove, the utopian community and winery established at the northern edge of Santa Rosa in 1875. The collection includes over five-hundred...

Ivan and Elvira Hart were significant collectors of early California art, particularly paintings, bronzes and Native American baskets. The distinguished collection features works by early California...

Sonoma County has long served as a refuge for artists, visionaries and utopian dreamers. This exhibit features mid-twentieth century artists including Harry Dixon, Otto Hagel, Hansel Mieth, Dorothea...

A collection featuring bronze and stone sculpture by Sonoma County artist Carrol Barnes. This also includes drawings, illustrations and photographs.

In 2001, Tom Golden, the unofficial mayor of the small Northern California town of Freestone in Sonoma County, donated his collection of works by renowned artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude to the...

Emigrating from Germany to the United States in 1928, photojournalists Hansel Mieth and Otto Hagel spent their early years in California. During the dark times of the Depression, they traveled...