If you have a community event you’d like to add, please email events@petalumamothersclub.org to inquire
***Most events are only open to members. Please sign-in to see the full event schedule.***
This Intro to Ballet class for 4–5 year olds at Contessi Ballet on Saturday, March 7 is a fun and engaging way for young dancers to explore the basics of ballet. Designed for this age group, the class focuses on foundational movements, musicality, coordination, and confidence in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Children will learn simple ballet steps through creative movement and music, making it a great introduction to dance—no prior experience needed.
Cost: $15 per child
A wonderful opportunity for your child to move, learn, and have fun!
Community in the early weeks and months with a new baby is essential! Join us for an open, supportive session where we talk about changing identities, relationships, and how to get through the day (and night) with little ones led by perinatal therapist Kylie Hempy, LMFT #151283, PMH-C. Kylie is a PMC mama of four and she's taken her personal experiences and worked with countless new moms and couples using evidence-based tools to help families survive a season that can feel impossible.
This event is open to mamas with babies one year or younger. Coffee will be provided!
Questions? Email events@petalumamothersclub.org
The Petaluma Mothers’ Club invites you to a special monthly playdate at Art Play Cafe! Join fellow PMC families for a morning filled with creativity, connection, and fun in this bright, inspiring space made for kids and parents to explore together.
Little ones will dive into open-ended art activities and imaginative play zones designed to spark curiosity and joy. Grown-ups can sip coffee or tea, chat, and enjoy a relaxed morning in great company.
When: The second Tuesday of every month, 9:00–10:30am
Where: Art Play Cafe
Cost: $15 per child — a special discounted rate just for PMC members
To register please sign up here: http://ecom.roller.app/artplay/petalumamothersclub/en-us/home
Come meet your local prenatal and postpartum support professionals at the 2nd annual Petaluma Mothers Club Maternal Wellness Fair!
Join us for a drop in event where you’ll have the opportunity to chat with a wide variety of prenatal and post partum providers in our community. Get all your questions answered and get set up with the care you need and deserve. This event is open to the public!
This fair will feature:
Grab your green and get ready for a lucky night out! Join us for a Moms’ Night Out at Torches on Wednesday, 3/18, with line dancing kicking off at 7:30pm. No experience needed—just come ready to move, laugh, and have a great time with other moms.
Want to make a full night of it? Optional snacky dinner and drinks start at 6:00pm before we hit the dance floor. Wear your favorite green (festive flair encouraged!) and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day mom-style—good vibes, good company, and a little boot-scootin’ fun.
Hi Mamas!
Ready to tap into your strength, confidence, and sass — all while getting a killer workout? Join us at Hidden Gems in Petaluma for a moms-only pole dancing fitness class that’s all about celebrating your body, building strength, and having fun in a supportive, judgment-free space.
Whether you're brand new to pole or already have a spin or two under your belt, this class is designed to meet you where you are. You'll learn empowering moves that focus on core strength, flexibility, and self-expression — all while connecting with some amazing PMC moms!
✨ What to Expect:
A beginner-friendly pole fitness class
A welcoming, body-positive environment
Music, movement, and lots of laughter
Time for you to reconnect with you
Take time for yourself, feel strong, and leave glowing. You’ve earned this!
Once signed up, please login to Hidden Gems' website to create a profile and sign the waiver prior to the class. Thank you!
Join us for an unforgettable morning of rhythm, movement, and cultural celebration at an African Drumming Performance with Village Rhythms on Saturday, March 28 from 10–11am at the Kenilworth Teen Center. This high-energy, family-friendly performance brings the rich traditions of West African drumming to life through powerful rhythms, call-and-response songs, dance, and storytelling.
Village Rhythms invites the audience to be part of the experience—clap along, move your body, and feel the collective energy as the drums come alive. Perfect for all ages, this engaging performance fosters connection, joy, and an appreciation for African culture through music and shared participation. Come ready to listen, learn, and let the beat move you!
Every other month, we host a member social for current and prospective PMC members. This is a great opportunity to meet other parents and kids, explore a cool spot in Petaluma, and get insights into the programs that the PMC offers. Mostly it's about connecting with other families, so please feel free to bring your partners and kids.
Join us on Sunday, March 29th from 10am-12pm. Location is Oak Hill Park in Petaluma.
While this event is ideal for new members and those looking to get more involved, all are welcome to attend! If you are looking to make friends, connect with other families, and check out a local park, please join us!
Join us for this month’s PMC Book Club gathering! We’ll meet at Crooked Goat on Sunday March 29th at 7pm to discuss “Spectacular Things” by Beck Dorey-Stein – a sweeping, emotionally resonant novel about friendship, ambition, and the complicated choices that shape a life over time
Whether you read every page, skim the ending on your way over, or just want to listen in, all are welcome. Didn't read this months book? That's totally fine! Feel free to discuss any book you're currently reading. Come enjoy great company, thoughtful discussion, and a relaxed evening out. The book club leader, Courtney, will be at the bar to greet you!
Questions? Please reach out to events@petalumamothersclub.org
Does your little one love to run and play? Join us for a short and sweet soccer class with Soccer Stars!
Soccer Stars is generously offering to host a free demo class (only 20 minutes long) so you and your child can get a sense of what it's like to take a soccer class.
This event will offer two sessions for different age groups. Please read the descriptions carefully and sign your child(ren) up for the class that makes the most sense for them.
Soccer Stars Parent & Me (Ages 1-2.5 years old)
Time: 10:30-10:50am
With parents & caregivers, our coaches & puppet friends Mimi and Pepe take toddlers through a world of exciting physical activity. Play-based activities & engaging original music is used to develop pre-soccer skills in a fun & nurturing environment. We use the soccer ball as a vehicle to develop skills, teach teamwork & build confidence.
Instructor Intro
Nickie Rolle-Chu, owner of Soccer Stars North Bay, is a lifelong soccer player, a local Marin County resident and a mom to her own ball-toting 3.5 year old. After spending 20 years in the corporate world, Nickie decided to leave her job, invest in herself and pursue an opportunity that would allow her to prioritize her family and provide personal fulfillment. Backed by more than 20 years of experience, Soccer Stars offers a unique, age-specific curriculum for kids ages 1 & up. While the program has been successfully running nationwide for 2 decades, it is new to the majority of the North Bay, and we are so excited to bring it to the Petaluma community.
Soccer Stars Toddler / Preschool (Ages 2.5-4 years old)
Time: 11:00-11:20am
Super Soccer Stars teaches the fundamentals in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our unique curriculum uses positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to make sure each child feels confident in their own abilities, allowing kids to improve at their own rate.
For more information: An imaginary world of hybrid animals
April 10 – September 7, 2026
Sonoma Botanical Garden (SBG) continues its now annual tradition of presenting monumental works of art within its forests and fields with Spirit Guides: Fantastical Creatures from the Workshop of Jacobo and María Ángeles, on view April 10 through September 7, 2026. Created by the workshop of Mexican artists Jacobo and María Ángeles, brightly colored and richly patterned sculptures depict imaginary hybrid animals that act as both spirit guides and astrological embodiments of human character. Inspired by the Zapotec calendar, the exhibition features eight large sculptures organized by Denver Botanic Gardens. Its presentation at SBG is made possible through the generosity and vision of the KHR McNeely Family Foundation.
The Oaxaca-based duo was inspired by an ancient Zapotec stone calendar on view in the Museum of Cultures of Oaxaca. Indigenous to southern Mexico, Zapotec culture is deeply connected to plants, seasons, and animals. The artists explain: “A Zapotec legend tells that on the day you were born, a little animal came running or flying—your protector in this world. This animal is your tona, a creature with whom you share your destiny and soul. In addition to your tona, you have a nahual determined by your birth year—this creature is a spirit animal with personality traits similar to yours.”
The Ángeles team used this as an imaginative jumping-off point for their own interpretations of the calendar and zodiac, filling in the blanks with their own mythical creations. For example, cranes and camels are included in the exhibition but are not featured in Zapotec cosmology—instead, the artists chose to depict them for their dynamic shape and form.
The fiberglass sculptures included in the exhibit are monumental, at nearly eight feet tall and up to nine feet wide and four feet deep. They were created through a multistep process that includes conceptual sketches, renderings of small wooden sculptures and fiberglass casting. Artisans at the workshop then paint the sculptures with colorful, intricate geometric patterns inspired by Zapotec and other Indigenous designs, each with their own unique meaning.
Integrated throughout the exhibition, QR codes connect visitors directly to the Bloomberg Connects app, offering free, expert-curated content that provides deeper insight into the artworks, plants, and cultural context. Bilingual interpretive signage highlights the rich plant diversity of southern Mexico and its deep relationship with Indigenous peoples spanning thousands of years.
Complementary summer programs—including Acoustic Sunsets, Sunday Funday, and Noche Latina—extend the experience beyond the landscape, bringing music, culture, and community together in the Garden.
“Spirit Guides reminds us that gardens hold memory, spirit, and wisdom,” says Jeannie Perales, Executive Director, SBG. “This dynamic exhibition invites us to experience the Garden not simply as a landscape, but as a living place of connection—one that reflects and welcomes the rich cultural diversity of Sonoma County and beyond.”
Join us for Braids & Brews, a fun and laid-back evening where PMC dads (or any caregivers!) can learn the basics of taking care of and styling long hair—perfect for dads with daughters or any kiddo who loves a good hairdo.
We’ll have expert stylists from Lions and Tigers and Hair Salon guiding you through simple, stylish techniques in a judgment-free zone. Whether you’re taming tangles or tackling your first ponytail or ready to master the French braid, this hands-on workshop is for you.
Beer will be provided to keep things relaxed and social!
No experience necessary. Just bring your kiddo and a willingness to learn!
Join Dr. Emma for an informative, hands-on class designed to help create a more comfortable pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood experience — and support your body well beyond those early years. With over seven years of experience working with prenatal patients and young families, Dr. Emma understands the common aches, pains, and injuries that can arise during this stage of life and, most importantly, how to prevent and address them.
In this one-hour class, you’ll learn practical strategies to protect your own body while caring for your child, along with tips to support your baby’s body during swaddling, diapering, babywearing, and more. The session includes live demonstrations and time for questions.
Parents, caregivers, and expecting families are all welcome.
Join us for this month’s PMC Book Club gathering! We’ll meet at Crooked Goat on Sunday April 26th at 7pm to discuss “Once Upon A Time in Dollywood” by Ashley Jordan – a charming, feel-good novel about second chances, unexpected love, and rediscovering yourself in the glitter and heart of Dollywood.
Join us for a fun and refreshing Moms’ Night Out at Allume Med Spa on Tuesday, May 5 from 5–7 PM. This evening is all about self-care, confidence, and connecting with other moms in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Licensed professionals will be offering Botox at a special event rate of $11 per unit, with a 20-unit minimum per person. Whether you’re new to Botox or it’s already part of your routine, this is a great opportunity to ask questions, get expert care, and enjoy a little glow-up.
Champagne and light snacks will be provided, so come ready to sip, snack, and socialize. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot early. We can’t wait to see you there for a night of pampering and fun!
Come explore the Petaluma Wildlife & Natural Science Museum, a unique, student-run museum where kids can enjoy hands-on, educational experiences with real live animals and incredible natural history exhibits!
During the field trip, we will:
Every other month, we host a member social for current and prospective PMC members. This is a great opportunity to meet other parents and kids, explore a cool spot in Petaluma, and get insights into the programs that the PMC offers.
Mostly it's about connecting with other families, so please feel free to bring your partners and kids.
Join us for the next Member Social on Sunday, May 17th from 10am-12pm at Meadow View Park in Petaluma.
While this event is ideal for new members, all are welcome to attend! If you are looking to make friends, connect with other families, and check out a local park, please join us!
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