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BUYERS REPRESENTATION…NUMBERS…NEW LISTINGS

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WHY YOU NEED A BUYERS REPRESENTATION

https://www.smartzonecar.org/what-realtors-do

NEW LISTINGS

https://www.4firave.com/

https://www.3465happyvalleyct.com/

NUMBERS

https://www.facebook.com/TheRealEstateHour

 

ROCK’nVINO – 2024 Railroad Square Music Festival

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During this episode of ROCK’nVINO, host Michelle talks with Josh Windmiller, co-founder and director of the Railroad Square Music Festival, coming up on Sunday, September 22nd. This free event features a wide variety of Bay Area musicians on multiple stages, as well as food, beverages, a kids area, and more. While it is free to attend, it takes work and funds to produce, so sponsors and donations are always welcome! Or you could volunteer for a shift at the event, and help the Railroad Square Music Festival continue to entertain and support musicians in the Bay Area! Josh has been organizing shows and festivals in Sonoma County for well over a decade, focusing on the talent that we have right here. (Coco could not join us for this show because she has jury duty! Boo!)

ROCK’nVINO is sponsored by American AgCredit.

 

Sonoma County Focus – Santa Rosa Open Studios

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Host Michelle Marques talks with artist Suzanne Edminster, the founder of a new open studios event called Santa Rosa Open Studios. Visit open studios in Santa Rosa and find your next favorite artist! A new event has been established called "Santa Rosa Open Studios" and will feature over 70 different artist studios within the city limits of Santa Rosa. Over two weekends, you can visit artist studios and see a wide variety of mediums, and see the art your neighbors are creating! There will also be a gala to kick off the event on September 7th called "We Are Art". The open studios are September 14-15, and September 21-22. Learn more at sropenstudios.com

 

At the Table – Mt. Eitan Cheese with Omer and Tal

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Host Clark Wolf talks with Omer Seltzer and Tal Dover-Seltzer of Mt. Eitan Cheese. The couple started their relationship with cheese (Omer gave Tal his cheese knife on their first or second date!) and they have lovingly brought their cheesemaking traditions of the family creamery in the Judean Mountains to Sonoma County. Omer is now using goats milk from Redwood Hill to make some of his cheeses. Learn more and find their cheeses by visiting mteitancheese.com