Sonoma County Museum

Address:425 7th St.
Santa Rosa, California
Tel: (707) 579-1500

Celebrate Sonoma's rich history, art, and culture! Peruse the Museum's exhibits and collections which inspire, educate, and enlighten all who visit here.

The Sonoma County Museum is located in a building that served as a federal post office from 1910-1966, and is home to countless cultural objects and artifacts of Sonoma County. Committed to exhibiting shows that reflect Sonoma and its diversity, the Museum showcases works that are recognized all over the world. Very popular here is the largest collection of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's work in the U.S., and the Museum's new mission underlines a dedication to "Where Land Meets Art."

There are special exhibits for children, and educational programs for teachers, students, families, and the general public. There are also rotating art exhibits throughout the year. The Museum hosts community events and family days in connection with many of its exhibits, and designs its education programs to reach all age groups. So pack up and head over to the Sonoma County Museum located at 425 7th St in Santa Rosa.