2018 Sebastopol Holiday Home Tour & Artisan Boutique

2018 Sebastopol Holiday Home Tour & Artisan Boutique 8th Annual Benefit for the scholarship fund at Pleasant Hill Christian School in Sebastopol Spend a delightful winter's day touring five decorated homes & historic school in and around scenic Sebastopol, CA, in the heart of Sonoma County wine country. Each location displays holiday spirit in its own unique way, showcasing collections and family traditions. Artisan Boutique offers dozens of local Sonoma County artists and crafters. Boutique is free. Tour ticket prices are $10-$45. Proceeds benefit scholarship fund at Pleasant Hill Christian School, Sebastopol, CA. For info, photos, and tickets visit www.sebastopolholidayhometour.com When: Night Tour Friday, December 7, 2018 (ticket also includes Saturday) Day Tour Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018 Where: Tour in and around Sebastopol, CA. Western Sonoma County. Artisan Boutique Dec. 7-9, 2018 More than 25 local vendors (see website for more vendor info) Free all weekend at Pleasant Hill Christian School, 1782 Pleasant Hill Rd., Sebastopol, CA 95472 Boutique hours: Friday 5-9pm; Saturday 10-5; Sunday 10-4 Artisan Boutique and ticket sales at: Pleasant Hill Christian School 1782 Pleasant Hill Rd. Sebastopol, CA 95472 For info and to buy tickets: http://sebastopolholidayhometour.com sebastopolholidayhometour@gmail.com 707-829-1729 Cost: $0-$45 Proceeds go to Pleasant Hill Christian School (PHCS) PHCS began in the summer of 1982 as a result of the vision of two experienced teachers: Janlyn Heath and Mary Jo Kinser. Over the years the goal has remained steady: to provide each child with an excellent academic program, as well as to lovingly nurture high character and spiritual development. The school offers kindergarten through sixth grade in three classrooms with an unmatched student/teacher ratio. It is also the home of Sunflower Preschool. The school includes strong Music, Art, Spanish, Technology and P.E., along with award-winning participation in the National History Day competition. More than 60 percent of the student body attend with financial support.