Napa artist John Hannaford has work in the Artists’ Warehouse Exhibition and Sale, opening tonight at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Artists Gallery and runs through May. 5. The exhibition, a major fundraiser for the museum’s gallery program, showcases work of the artists represented by the gallery. The opening reception is 6-9 tonight. The Modern Art’s Artists gallery is in Building A, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco.

“Cats” — Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation of T.S. Eliot poems and Broadway’s longest running musical — is both puzzle and delight.

When Wesla Whitfield begins a song, spellbound listeners cherish every word — and long after her last notes have faded, the lyrics linger.

Cats and cowboys and “Robinson Crusoe” — they’ll all be at the Opera House this summer.

The original Broadway sensation, Luis Bravo’s “Forever Tango,” comes to the Lincoln Theater June 5 bringing a world-renowned, all-Argentine cast.

A new organization, the Napa County Arts and Culture Commission, will take life this spring after a three-year gestation.

Oh, "Pokemon." Kids everywhere have anxiously awaited your next arrival -- and so have their parents.

Name: Jack

Napans know their local landmarks judging from reader response to the inaugural “Where in Napa Valley is ...” contest.

The motto she adopted for her wine brand belies Amy Aiken’s grit.

When a vineyard designation appears on a wine label, it tells the consumer that the wine was made from grapes that were grown in a special vineyard or even in a special place within a vineyard.

Anna Monticelli has been named winemaker for Pina Napa Valley, a family-owned winery in Rutherford operated by brothers John, Larry, Ranndy and Davie Pina, who are sixth generation grape growers in the area.

In what may well be a first for local educational institutions, Napa’s Blue Oak School has scheduled a weekend of fundraisers that include a rare live auction at Opus One Winery in Oakville.

Napa resident Michael Landis is a professional horticulture, landscape and architecture photographer who has produced over 100 books.

May 12, the day before Mother’s Day, Gladys Dallas will open John’s Rose Garden to the public in memory of her husband, the master rose grower, who died in 2000.

With Earth Day still fresh in our minds, it feels natural for today’s Firewise column to acknowledge the importance wildland fire awareness plays in a larger historical context our surroundings.

Napa will soon have its first “sacred garden,” a place for mediation, healing and prayer.