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An iconic Petaluma tradition, the Butter & Egg Days Parade & Festival celebrates its rich agricultural history. The parade begins at noon and features approximately 3,000 participants and 200+ volunteers. The free festival spreads over four city blocks from 10am-5pm offering a wide variety of food, crafts, beverage gardens, two large kid areas, live music, and more.
Local historian and archivist, Katherine Rinehart, introduces The Petaluma Signs Project, which is dedicated to preserving historic signs. First on the list is Poehlmann Hatchery’s iconic chick sign. It's the city's oldest surviving neon landmark.
Luna Media USA, which operates the radio stations La Maquina Musical and La Musikera in Santa Rosa, sees cultural visibility as essential for the Latino community, especially during a time of heightened immigration enforcement fears. Operations manager and DJ Miriam Gomez says she believes these celebrations matter because they remind immigrants they are not alone and help the community stay connected, supported, and unafraid to keep living life.
David Healy is a boardmember with The Sonoma County Mycological Association (SOMA) a non-profit group dedicated to learning about local mushrooms and fungi, supporting mycological research through scholarships and educating the public about the vast and diverse world of fungi. 