Healdsburg Museum Founded in 1976, The Healdsburg Museum is housed in the refurbished former Healdsburg Carnegie Library building. This beloved local landmark is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Just a short walk from the Plaza, the Museum houses an impressive range of artifacts and documents related to northern Sonoma County history. Some outstanding examples include Pomo Indian basketry, nineteenth century weapons, tools, textiles and crafts. An extensive archival library includes 8000 original photographs.
Special exhibits change about three times a year.
Music and Dance Town pride is also reflected by the Healdsburg Community Band and Healdsburg Community Chorus. Local performances are well attended and enthusiastically supported. The Russian River Chamber Music Society presents nationally and internationally known artists throughout the year in a series that is comparable in quality to similar ones in San Francisco. Healdsburg is home to professional and established ballet, ethnic and jazz-tap dance troupes, such as Healdsburg Ballet, Aire Flamenco, and Marietta's Jazz and Tap. All rights reserved.