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as many as 10 different fields, explaining that pasture management is the key to reducing overgrazing. Leaving a good covering of grass or clover allows the land to hold its topsoil, reduce runoff and generally makes for healthier pastures, which in turn makes for a healthier herd with higher weights, better marbling and tastier meat. He plants native perennials, and last year was able to cut enough hay on-site to substantially reduce his feed costs. When selecting animals for slaughter, he uses a local slaughter yard, specifying the method for slaughter because factors like stress and adrenaline affect the taste of the meat. The meat then goes to a local company, where it will hang for four weeks and then be made into different cuts and delivered to Leo for distribution to his CSAs. Just west of Petaluma is Canvas Ranch, where Deborah Walton and her husband Tim Schaible sell CSAs of culinary and medicinal herbs, Asian pears, lavender and Araucana chicken eggs. They also raise cashmere goats for their coats and lease 24-four inch tall Babydoll Southdown sheep to vineyards for weed control, thereby reducing pesticide use. If you eat fruits or vegetables, you have a duty—a responsibility, even—to know and care where your food comes from. If you eat meat, you should care how your meat is being raised and processed. Can you, as Leo Ghirardelli claims, taste the fear in your meat? If we are to flourish in the coming years, we need to reduce our dependence on pesticides and fossils fuels. We will need to look locally for unadulterated food and wean ourselves from foodstuffs that burn shiploads of fossil fuel. We will need to learn Tara Firma Farm’s motto: “Know your farmer, know your food.� Change is coming. Embrace it, support it, and enjoy it by getting to know a local farmer and buying a share of bounty.

Change is coming. Embrace it, support it, and enjoy it by getting to know a local farmer.

Art Kusnetz is a freelance writer living in Petaluma. For more on local farms near you, see www.localharvest.org. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.

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grape growers, who are planting food crops in the areas of land where grapes don’t f lourish, in particular the controversial riparian zones, which are spots along the river where the critters always seem to have the upper hand. On my friend’s property, I learn that vineyard demolition is hard work. The vines have to be chain-sawed at the roots, and to get the blade close to the vines, we first have to remove the wire trellising system around which the vine grew. In the old days (and in a few remnants surviving the engineering of modern vineyards), the grape vines grew up on their own legs, and when they got old enough, they looked like gnarled trees. I recall such vines from long-ago Sonoma County as I fight to recoil the stiff wire we cut from the deeply sunken fencing poles. The wires snap back forcefully enough that by the end of three hours, each of us has at least one trellis injury—the prize going to the bloody forehead cut—which we wear as badges of agricultural courage, and proof we have fought the good fight with the damned wire. Why we’re doing this crazy thing of ripping out vines is because my friend is fed up and doesn’t care for the “gentleman farmer� bragging rights so coveted by others with vines. Instead, he wants room for his kids to play and space for a garden. I’m proud to assist. As I wrestle with a wire stubbornly attached to a pole, I notice a vine with a trunk of smaller circumference than the rest. I stare a few seconds, then drop the wire and cutters. With gloved hands, I grab the horizontal arms of the T-shaped vine and pull hard. There is a slight give. I grab again with greater conviction and pull as hard as I can for as long as I can until, with a sudden jerk, the vine lets go and I’m standing with a vine, roots and all, at chest height, victorious. I did it! And the act is exhilarating. With my own hands I’ve contributed to there being less wine and more food growing in my community. It’s a start.

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backyard, is that the activity simply couldn’t exist without people, storytelling and human interaction. It truly is one of the last great oral traditions in our society—heck, in the world. Mushrooming is also timed to perfectly coincide with the departure of the beloved summer veggies, bringing another bounty to the table altogether. Of course, mushroom hunting is not for the faint of heart. There is a tremendous risk: death. Were it not for folks willing to teach us the tradition and how to distinguish the yummy from the deadly, we might just see mushroom hunting disappear. For example, the distinction between one of the most delicious common mushrooms, the coccora, and the death cap is so slight and so very critical that it’s nearly impossible to make by book alone. You’re thinking you might want to take the plunge and do some foraging? Great! First things first: never eat a wild mushroom. (Our lawyers made us say that.) Still got the bug? Super! Here’s what to do:

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building with more than 140 enthusiastic listeners. Recently, Arora purchased a home just outside Gualala in southern Mendocino County, and now the bounty of coastal mushrooms he’s studied for decades is just outside his front door. Find an expert. Check out a local mycological association. You might be surprised how many people just like you are interested in learning more. The crux is that you shouldn’t ever trust yourself to identify a mushroom to eat until you know the mushroom by heart. Find someone who knows, who has foraged extensively, who has learned from other mushroom fanatics and who has lived to teach you the way. I can’t stress this enough. Finding an amazing mushroom can be euphoric, like finding a $100 bill in an old pair of jeans, except the forest floor is covered with old pairs of jeans. However, if eating a mushroom sends you to the hospital with liver failure because you didn’t get the identification right, don’t call me. Remember, this is an oral tradition; it doesn’t work without other people. Find someone you trust, someone skeptical of mushrooms and averse to risk, and have them teach you. In Sonoma County, there is a fantastic resource in the Sonoma County Mycological Association, open to everyone and packed to the gills with friendly folks who’ll be happy to teach you everything they know. Their email group is very active and participatory, and is an excellent local archive for mushroomers. The association has open meetings every month in Santa Rosa, regular outings, friendly and fun members, passionate guest speakers, and they encourage beginners to bring mushrooms to meetings for identification. Visit www.somamushrooms. org or the Mycological Society of San Francisco at www.mssf.org. Get out of the house and do it! Mycologists and experienced hunters call it a “foray.� Of course, you can go on a foray by yourself, but once you think you know your stuff, I’d encourage getting hooked up with one of the organized forays various mycological associations have throughout the year. In Sonoma County, there’s only one park which is open to recreational mushroom harvesting with no permit necessary: Salt Point State Park, about a 30minute drive north of Jenner on Highway 1. There’s a five-pound daily limit in Salt Point, but there are no restrictions on the types of mushrooms, and believe me, there are some heavenly mushrooms in Salt Point. In Marin, Mount Tamalpais State Park, Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Tomales Bay State Park and Point Reyes National Seashore are also open to casual mushroom hunting. And lastly, be sure to bring a map. At minimum, be certain you’re on state park property when you take a mushroom or hike a trail. Lots of folks get lost in the park or, worse still, take mushrooms from private property. Make sure you know where you are, and where it is OK to take a mushroom. Verify your treasure. Trust your

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scientific identification skills? Are you sure? Let’s be honest, it’s always better to have someone scrutinize your finds with you. I recall being on a foray with my neighbor Fritz, a veteran of mushrooming and someone who has lived among the coastal bounty for the better part of 40 years. I was certain I had found a delicious coccora, and was just about to toss it into my basket when Fritz said, “Wait!� I looked his way, just a few steps from where I had found the golden nugget. At Fritz’s foot was what I came to learn was a death cap—growing right next to my coccora. Of course, this might not mean much to the beginner, and certainly didn’t to me, until Fritz hypothesized, “What if the mycelium underground beneath the death cap had commingled with the coccora’s mycelium?� He was right. It wasn’t a risk worth taking. I happily thanked Fritz. Verify your treasure, and hunt with an expert. Cooking and preparation. I’ve personally only been at this great little mushroom hunting hobby for a bit more than a year now, but in this short time, I’ve learned that there are nearly as many recipes and preparation styles as there are mushrooms themselves. Once the hardest part of hunting and verification is done, it’s time to really get cooking and enjoy the meal. I’ve found that the best preparations are going to come from the mouths of folks you pick to be your mentors. Who better to tell you what tastes best and how? While some of the tastiest recipes I’ve tried use nothing more than mushrooms, heat and butter, you’ll find that the various mycological associations also have robust recipe sections, as well as active email groups. They are wonderful resources full of great folks willing to teach you anything they know. Lean on them, and foray!

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Massive windows overlooking a bend in the Petaluma River allow plenty of light to enter the expansive offices that house one of the largest sticker companies in the country. On any given month, Mrs. Grossman’s Sticker Company has up to 500 sticker designs on store shelves worldwide, and on a recent Monday morning, nearly 5,000 miles of stickers wait on spools at the Petaluma headquarters to be packaged and sold. That’s what happens when you’ve been at it for so long. Founder Andrea Grossman began making stickers as early as 1972, continually expanding her product line to suit the growing needs of paper crafters. “Stickers appeal to anyone,� says Jason Grossman, the founder’s son and current head of the company. “They’re a cheap form of art. Kids go crazy for them.� The family-owned-and-operated digs, combined with a dogsallowed policy, makes for a friendly workplace. “Employees like to stick around,� says Grossman, who admits he was fired from various positions at the company while growing up. He returned in 1989 and channeled his passion for manufacturing to keep sticker production to the home base. The team railed against manufacturing overseas, relenting only for products with too much handling to produce domestically. Butterflies, birthdays and Christmas designs rank as consistent favorites year after year, and along with printing colorful creatures, elaborate pirate ships and shiny vegetable stickers, the company branched into labeling 11 years ago. Paragon Label creates detailed tags mostly for local wineries, but “it’s not just a label to me,� says Grossman with pride. “Not everyone can do it.� “It� means using high-quality papers, foil, embossing, digital printing and laser-cut designs to create an accessible piece of sticky art. Comfortable on the cutting edge, Mrs. Grossman’s remains the only sticker company in the nation with a laser built specifically to cut out intricate sticker and label designs. The $1 million machine was built by Lasercraft in Santa Rosa. This technology, combined with a workroom of 10 printing presses, allows for the creation of both the iconic red heart sticker (the first design, by Mrs. Grossman herself) and dramatic silhouettes for high-end wine labels. Outside of the online store, where stickers can be ordered direct from a complete list of designs, customers can find Mrs. Grossman’s stickers at nearly 4,000 retailers worldwide. Mrs. Grossman’s Sticker Company, 3810 Cypress Drive, Petaluma. 800.429.4549. —Sara Jane Pohlman

F74A4½B C74 1445. As long as mankind has been hunting and fishing, jerky has been in existence. By cutting meat into long, thin strips then salting and drying it, humans were able to preserve their catch to tide them over barren winters or sustain them on long treks. Sadly, this once lean, protein-rich staple went the way of the mastodon, and developed into the salty, fatty, super-tough, additive-laden junk food found at quickie marts and truck stops. That is, until Krave Jerky. Leave it to John Sebastiani, a native Sonoman, athlete and member of a family steeped in the traditions and production of good food and wine to reinvigorate a stale market. Inspired by the house-made beef jerky sticks made at Angelo’s Deli in Schellville, Sebastiani and partner Yens Hoj have developed new recipes and methods for making gourmet jerky. “We wanted to do for beef jerky what Ben and Jerry’s did for ice cream,â€? says Sebastiani, a lean, fit man of 40. “We’re athletes, and we believe in the idea of snacking on healthy food that is protein-rich, low in fat and builds muscle, strength and endurance.â€? The sliced whole meat (all their pork and beef is sourced in California) and natural seasonings boast great nutritional content. The jerky is 97 percent fat-free, contains no trans fats, and is high in iron, zinc, B vitamins and vitamin E. In addition to being healthy and delicious, the array of flavors and the moist, soft texture of Krave jerky distinguishes it from any other on the market. A dual-marinating and drying process retains much more moisture than standard jerky, avoiding the chewy, cardboard texture of other products. And, this being Sonoma County, consumers can naturally pair it with wine. From the sweet pineappleorange beef and smoky grilled teriyaki pork to the savory lemon-garlic turkey and chili-lime beef, the flavors progress from mild to more peppery. Blasts of flavor and heat peak in intensity with curry beef, honey chipotle beef and garlic chili pepper beef. Krave comes in three-ounce packages, trim enough to slide into a stocking, or can be ordered as a sample pack of five flavors chosen by the buyer. Better yet, join or give the gift of the “Jerky of the Month Club,â€? and five packages of Krave will be delivered to the door each month for $25. Krave is widely available at chain and independent markets throughout northern California, and is distributed nationwide and sold online. Krave Jerky, 117 W. Napa St., Ste. C, Sonoma. 707.939.9176. www.kravejerky.com. —Suzanne Daly

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It’s not every day that the average guy gets to walk up to pro golfer John Daly and strike up a conversation, and it’s certainly not likely to happen at the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga. Across the street from the Masters entrance, however, is a different story, where for the past few years, Daly—who hasn’t qualified for the prestigious tournament recently—has instead opportunistically set up a makeshift merch stand at his RV in a parking lot of a jewelry store on Washington Avenue.

In Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oberon is the king of the fairies, ruler of a band of mischievous supernatural beings who create havoc, for good and ill, in the lives of human beings. Although in the 1960s, productions of the play featured the otherworldly prankster in flowing ribbons and feathers, in many modern productions of the play the fairies wear leather. There’s just something about leather that brings out the magic in people.

Distribution grew, and the lamps were soon sold in “every shopping center across the country, at Nature Company stores and in the L.L. Bean catalogue,� says current company co-owner Richard Trevethick. Now available online and popular internationally, especially in Sweden and Denmark, these Sebastopol-produced lamps are a perennial favorite. Made of a highly durable borosilicate glass imported from the Czech Republic, each lamp has life literally breathed into it by Trevethick, a veteran glassblower who learned his extraordinary skills working alongside Wolfard since 1975. He acquired the company in 2004, and together with partner Tom Relyea continues to create new designs while maintaining the classic lamp’s high quality.

Well, Daly, for one. The working-class hero of the golf world smokes Marlboros, is sponsored by Hooters and 84 Lumber and has been caught with a flask in his golf bag more times than Tiger Woods has been caught in bed. Guys who dig Daly tend to go for the classic golf stuff, before titanium and treadmills took over and before smoking and drinking and beating the hell out of the ball while wearing grotesque manifestations of day-glo run amok on one’s legs went out of date.

New designs include an arch-shaped lamp, a squared arch and floating lamps. A solid based lamp can be filled with water and flowers as an illuminated centerpiece. Because of the nature of glassblowing, no two lamps are exactly alike, and they come in a variety of sizes. The lamps use 99 percent pure cotton wicks and liquid paraffin oil, which burns cleanly and doesn’t smoke or smell. Oils are available in a rainbow of colors to accent a room’s dÊcor. Lamps can be purchased online or locally at Corrick’s (637 Fourth St., Santa Rosa; 707.546.2424), Sebastopol Hardware (660 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Sebastopol; 707.823.7688), Vanderbilt & Co. (1429 Main St., St. Helena; 707.963.1010) and Nowell’s Lighting & Antiques (615 Irwin St., San Rafael; 415.332.4933). Wolfard Glassblowing, 6788 Sebastopol Ave., Sebastopol. 888.315.4455. —Suzanne Daly

What does he sell, here in the mecca of golf ? Ugly golf pants, of course. “They been real good to me,� Daly says, swerving his arm in mock-swing over to the table covered in high-octane clothes made by Loudmouth Inc. in Sonoma, “and they sure do grab attention.� The pants patterns are dizzying, with colors reminiscent of Trix cereal mixed with wardrobe cast-offs from Laugh-In. Other golf fans nearby pick up the high-volume wares and actually laugh. Who in the world would wear this stuff ?

“I just started designing stuff with what I found in old fabric warehouses in Santa Rosa,� says Loudmouth founder and classic golf fan Scott Woodworth from his Sonoma home, “and I used to ship the pants out right here, in my office, where me and my kid would print shipping labels at night. We’d send out eight or 10 boxes every couple days.� An impromptu TV segment from the US Open a few years ago led to wider interest, and earlier this year, the Norwegian curling team took advantage of the sport’s no-dress-code rule and sported argyle Loudmouth pants on a world stage at the Winter Olympics. The pants were a tremendous hit, The Today Show featured them, fans took to their social networks, and now, the “The Norwegian Olympic Curling Team’s Pants� Facebook page has 612,318 fans. All because of the little company in Sonoma started by nostalgia for the gaudy fairway flair of the 1970s. Loudmouth pants run $95, with shorts at $75 and socks at $10. Although Loudmouth is sold online and at hundreds of locations around the world— including John Daly’s RV during Masters week in Augusta—strangely, no golf course or shop in the North Bay is brave enough to carry the Loudmouth line. Don’t delay, however; the company’s sold out of its entire stock every spring for the last three years.

Which brings us to Oberon Designs. In the North Bay, Oberon is the king of leather and pewter crafts, its name now associated with a line of handmade craft items created right here in the North Bay. Starting in the late 1960s, artist Brendan Smith began developing his skills as a leather crafter, picking up the trade while working at a local saddle shop. Eventually, having opened a small shop in Napa, Smith began selling handmade sandals. He then expanded his line to include belts, handbags and moccasins, ultimately reaching thousands with his own craft booth at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire. Drawn to the detailed craftsmanship and elegant designs, a fan base began to grow. Smith’s work, often emblazoned with images from the worlds of fantasy and mythology, was seen not just as something utilitarian (a shoe, a belt) but as a piece of art in and of itself. Originally working under the name Walking Foot Leather, Smith founded Oberon Design in the early ’90s, originally focusing on exquisite leather book covers and eventually expanding the line to include pewter bookmarks, barrettes and jewelry. Over two decades later, Oberon Designs can be found all over the world, and are a mainstay in local bookstores and gift shops. Located in Santa Rosa, the company has recently started designing cell-phone sleeves and e-reader covers, bridging handmade craft with new technology. Smith still serves as lead designer, personally crafting the designs for most of the new leather pieces and all of the pewter items. Employing a talented troupe of craftspeople, including Smith’s sister Becca, Oberon has remained small—even though its impact, like Oberon king of the fairies, is immeasurable.

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start shedding their clothes. What could be more heartwarming than a Christmas play in which everyone ends up in their underwear by the madcap conclusion? It’s all supremely silly, a bit overdone, but remarkably satisfying, exactly like a big old Christmas ham. Less satisfying, unfortunately, is the Sonoma County Repertory Theater’s new production of Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol. The Rep has performed Carol in one form or another every December for over a decade. This year’s offering brings us a world premiere script by the usually brilliant Jon Tracy. Starring Joe Winkler (who delivered one of the all-time great performances in the Rep’s Tuesdays with Morrie), this uncomfortably straightforward, overly academic retelling of the Scrooge story (with Scrooge telling the tale after he’s become a nice person) effectively strips the story of its dramatic tension and wry humor. The direction, by Scott Phillips, is rushed in its pacing, is sometimes confusing (with six actors playing all the parts, dressed in similar clothes, it’s hard to tell who is who at times), and overall shows little of the invention and creativity for which Phillips is known. Even the great Winkler, as Scrooge, is strangely perfunctory and listless. This is one Carol that’s just no fun to listen to. ‘Ham for the Holidays’ runs Thursday–Sunday through Dec. 19 in the Studio at Sixth Street Playhouse. Thursday–Saturday at 8pm; 2pm matinees, Saturday-Sunday. 56 W. Sixth St., Santa Rosa. $10–$25. 707.523.4185. ‘A Christmas Carol’ runs Thursday–Sunday through Dec. 19 at Sonoma County Repertory Theater. Thursday– Sunday at 8pm; 2pm matinees, Saturday–Sunday. 104 N. Main Street, Sebastopol. $20–$25. 707.823.0177.

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There are times when the Narnia movies are as good as CGI gets. The animators challenge themselves to pose their legions of creatures under high-noon lighting, instead of disguising the f laws with half-shadows or twilight, and Caspian’s dragon ship is tangible against the Maxfield Parrish–like magenta clouds. Another plus is Will Poulter. The bad boy from Son of Rambow plays stinky cousin Eustace, whose shirking and filching provide a welcome counterpoint to the well-bred Pevensies. Full of potential, Poulter is as close to a serious young actor as this series has fielded. For this insallment, the fencing mouse Reepicheep is voiced by Simon Pegg instead of the previous films’ Eddie Izzard. This time, Reepicheep has more Ronald Colman–style politesse than the last installment. Certainly, the mouse is braver than the Holy Lion himself, who, typically, ducks out on the final fight. If this is indeed the end of the road for the Narnia films, it explains the finale. It doesn’t blow the ending to mention that Aslan coyly drops a hint of who he really is here, as if we didn’t infer it from the previous two films (he was martyred, rose from the dead, is able to heal the sick, etc.). I can remember reading The Voyage of the Dawn Treader in childhood and feeling like I’d been promised a trip to Disneyland, only to be dropped off at Catechism. Even adapted for Hollywood, not much has changed in the story’s mission. ‘The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader’ opens in wide release Friday, Dec. 10.

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This is the time of year when every high school choir, church choir and community choir hold seasonal concerts and try, basically, to sound like Chanticleer. Probably the greatest living male chorus, the multiple Grammy-winning group has recorded and performed jazz, spirituals, Gregorian chants and more; their annual December holiday tour is a tradition that’s impossible to mock— unless you want to make the same old tired jokes about men who can sing really high having no testicles. They bring pure vocal beauty on Sunday, Dec. 12, at the Napa Valley Opera House. 1030 Main St., Napa. 5pm. $30–$52. 707.226.7372.

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basking in the glow of performers he still considers idols. An anecdote serves as the perfect example. “One of my partners was on a television show a couple weeks ago,� Hellman says, “where it was he and Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. Somebody said, ‘Does that make you jealous?’ I said, ‘No— but if he was on a show with Earl Scruggs and Doc Watson, that’d really piss me off !’� In that light, the Wronglers is a dream come true for Hellman. At 28, as a young hotshot at Lehman Brothers, he once called Pete Seeger for banjo lessons and was sternly rebuked by Seeger’s manager for being, in Hellman’s words, “a plutocrat.� He gave up the banjo for 30 years. It wasn’t until he found support from his bluegrass heroes at Hardly Strictly that he picked it up again. Hellman goes on. “I know this sounds too gushy or too starry-eyed, but I think the nicest collection of people I’ve met in my life are all these performers. I was in the nastiest, most competitive business that you could imagine for a lot of years.� That nasty business usually takes it pretty hard on the chin from the typical bluegrass fan, but the Wronglers’ songs do occasionally call out white-collar criminals. One shows up in “O Isaias,� an ode to Hellman’s grandfather, who in the early century essentially financed California as we know it: “Henry Fleischmann was head teller of the Hellman bank / He was I.W.’s adviser of the very highest rank / Stole a million dollars, into debt he sank / Never was arrested, never thrown into the tank.� This weekend’s Wronglers show is a benefit called “The Big Give Back,� organized by local musician Arann Harris. To see Harris and his band live is like watching a rural preacher work a congregation like a plow works the field, although he’s sadly been forced to lay low lately. In October, Harris was hit and seriously injured by a drunk driver on the way home from his family’s farm, and the outpouring of support he received from the community while recuperating inspired his focus on the true reason for the season: giving. Thus, none of the show’s proceeds are going to covering Harris’ $8,000 in outstanding medical bills, but instead to COTS homeless shelter and kitchen in Petaluma. Add in Scrooge as host, an uglyChristmas-sweater contest, a raff le with gifts from local stores and a gang of special guests, and Hellman’s looking forward to his first show in the North Bay. “They said to us, ‘This is a Christmas show, you oughta do a Christmas song,’� laughs Hellman. “Of course what they’re expecting, I suppose, is ‘Silent Night.’ But we’ve written our own song. The opening line is ‘Sweet baby Jesus, if only you knew / Just what your birth would lead us all to.’ Do you think we’ll be in trouble in Petaluma with that?� Warren Hellman and the Wronglers with Arann Harris and the Farm Band play ‘The Big Give Back’ on Sunday, Dec. 12, at the Mystic Theatre. 21 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 6:30pm. $10 with two cans of food; $15 otherwise. 707.762.3565.

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