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Petaluma’s Tacos Don Pepe expands in size and vision (opens the original)
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In Eduardo Rodriguez-Carreño’s family, cooking has long been more than a way to put food on the table. It has been a way to build a life. “It’s how my grandfather pulled the family out of poverty,” he said. “It’s something my mother taught my father after they married, and they were both part of the family business until they came to this country.” Born in Chiapas, Mexico, Rodriguez-Carreño, known as Eddie, immigrated to the United States when he was 5. One of three children, he grew up in Petal
New Orleans jazz pianist Oscar Rossignoli brings his trio to Petaluma (opens the original)
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Jazz pianist Oscar Rossignoli of New Orleans says he couldn’t be more excited to visit Petaluma for the first time. “There’s something that really attracts me about playing music in places I’ve never been,” he said while discussing the benefit concert he will give Sept. 19 at the Polly Klaas Community Theater with the Oscar Rossignoli Trio. “You always get to know different audiences, different cultures,” he continued. “It’s good to play outside of where you’re from.” For Rossignoli, who was bor
‘Two sides of the same material’: Local photographer looks at the human body (opens the original)
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People often laugh when Debra Seal says “Petaluma.” “It’s always obvious I’m from London,” said Seal, a local photographer and artist. “But especially when I say ‘Pah-ttah-looma.” Seal arrived in Petaluma two years ago after stints in Sebastopol and elsewhere in Northern California. She emigrated to the United States in the 1980s, initially settling in Florida. “As a punk rocker, I didn’t quite fit in,” she said. Soon after, she drove west to California and eventually spent several decades in Lo
‘If You Give a Mouse a Cookie’ brings big theatrical fun to Cinnabar’s small stage (opens the original)
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When you direct a play about a mouse, everything has to be big — from the performances to the props and sets — because mice are tiny, and the world through their eyes must seem enormous. In the case of Cinnabar Theater’s upcoming production of “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,” which opens Aug. 22 at its Studio Space in the Petaluma Village Premium Outlets and runs through Aug. 30, the venue is small, too. The theatrical ambitions, however, are anything but. “We’ve mostly been using this location f
Petaluma’s ‘Listening Bench’ offers a simple remedy for isolation (opens the original)
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Psychologist Carl Rogers developed an influential approach to therapy centered on the power of empathetic listening. Ernest Hemingway put it more simply: “When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.” Finding someone willing to do that, however, can be difficult. That idea is at the heart of Petaluma’s “Listening Bench,” a volunteer program that offers adults a space to talk with trained listeners — not therapists or counselors, but people committed to offering compassion, atte
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