Arts & Entertainment
Sonoma Music Festival Vol. 1 Brings Soul to Community Center
The sell-out fund raiser benefits Pets Lifeline. Volume 2 is expected around Valentine's Day 2013.
The first version of Sonoma Music Festival filled the Community Center with blues and soul Wednesday night.
The event was a fund raiser for , a Sonoma non-profit pet refuge.
Wednesday night's event drew a full house of 100 guests. Performers included Talk That Talk, Rett Hamer Blues Band, Sean Carscadden, Marty O'Reilly and Sarah Summers.
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Pets Lifeline plans to offer more music festivals. Wednesday night's version was billed as Volume 1—the inaugural event—with Volume 2 expected around Valentine's Day in 2013. A third event is anticipated in the late summer or early Fall next year. Volume 2 is expected to be held at the Veterans Center, and Volume 3 is planned for the nearby Field of Dreams, according to Pets Lifeline's Nancy King.
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