Petaluma artist John Ton was hiking when he noticed the area was littered with ammunition casings left by hunters. He thought about recycling them, but then came up the idea of turning them into works of art. Ton calls them “ammosaics.”
Brass, lead, copper and steel can produce an array of colors. Ton, who is owner of the Petaluma Sign Co., also travels around painting murals. He’s scheduled to do a large scale mural of Booker T. Washington at a community services center in San Francisco.
A profile to get you revved about Adobe Road Winery, a Petaluma winery offering a tasting room downtown.
Miracle League ball field at Lucchesi Park is open for youth and adults with disabilities in Petaluma
Petaluma’s Scott Laboratories is hosting FERMENT, researchers and producers in wine, cider, coffee, and other fermented beverages industries.
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