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Few Healdsburg residents have innovated more in Northern Sonoma County than Jim Heid. Heid (pronounced “hide”) is the mastermind behind CraftWork, our local co-working space and co-partner for Design Dialogues 2.

Healdsburg has risen to national prominence as a great place to live, and one restaurateur’s name is synonymous with this transformation: Dustin Valette.

A 5-acre farm on the south end of Healdsburg aims to fight hunger across the community and the entire county—one meal at a time.

Most people around Healdsburg know Marne Dupere as the woman behind Plank Coffee, a cozy coffee shop with great organic food just west of Big John’s Market on the north end of town (and another location in downtown Cloverdale.)

Creative director Elizabeth Pembroke has designed quite a life for herself in Healdsburg. As one half of Pembroke Studios, a design company she founded and co-owns with her husband Rich, Elizabeth has shared her creative genius with hundreds of wineries and other companies in and around Sonoma County and even internationally.

Most people who visit Healdsburg—and all of Sonoma County, for that matter—come for the wine. In recent years, however, several breweries and micro-distilleries have stolen some of the spotlight and generated interest of their own. One such brand is Young & Yonder.

Healdsburg’s newest coffee shop doesn’t just serve up delicious java and lattes—it’s also the fiefdom of an award-winning, classically trained chef who is serving as general manager. That chef, a man named Beryl Adler, has moved to Healdsburg.

Talk about bang for the buck: Healdsburg’s newest wine-tasting experience is five different tasting rooms in one.

We all know Healdsburg is known for great wine, Michelin-starred restaurants, and epic cycling. Now, our hometown of 11,000 people in the northern reaches of Sonoma County has another claim to fame.

One of the most popular coffee shops in Healdsburg these days isn’t a shop at all – it’s a cart parked inside a tasting room on Front Street over by Memorial Bridge.