Let us be your guide to the many pleasures of Mendocino County. Look through our digital magazine to find information on where to stay, where to eat, where to shop and more. Start from Page 1 and browse cover to cover; or use the links on this page to jump right to the many things we have to tell you about Mendocino County. Timeless communities and rugged natural splendor invite journeying in Mendocino County from coast to inland, north to south. You’re invited to experience our rural small towns, agricultural heritage, arts and crafts, and the pleasures of the table. As we like to say... put a little Mendocino in your life!
A Mendocino wedding is unlike any other; beyond looks (although it is gorgeous here), weddings held in Mendocino County include a unique, intangible feel that cannot be found anywhere else. Our style is decidedly effortless, understated and easygoing yet can still be luxurious and refined. No matter the guest count, Mendocino weddings capture a comfortable, intimate vibe – as such a special day should!
Who hasn’t dreamed of riding horseback along a pristine coastline, or having a unique weekend seeing the backcountry by horse? In Mendocino County, two enterprising women help make those dreams come true. Tobi Ross of the Ross Ranch in Elk and Lari Shea of the Ricochet Ridge Ranch, located in Fort Bragg.
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The year 1961 was pivotal for the art community in Gualala, for it was then that two local women, Betty O’Neil and Kathy (Rubel) DiMaio, were inspired by a visit to the Oakland Flower Show to stage a similar event at the Gualala Community Center. This small local art show would become the catalyst for Art in the Redwoods.
