Upcoming Events

  • May 10 @ 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm

    Join the City of Santa Rosa & Bikeable Santa Rosa for a block party to celebrate Bike to Work Day and to recognize all who choose to walk, bike, roll, and take transit! The Southeast Greenway will have a table at this event, please stop by and say hello!

  • May 21 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    Amelia Belle and Bob Rudorf will use crystal sound bowls and other instruments to cultivate a deep sense of tranquility and a greater connection to nature at the Greenway. Sponsored by Sonoma Land Trust.

  • May 28 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    Jenny Harrow-Keeler, a certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide, will lead a guided sensory and mindfulness-based immersion in nature at the Greenway. Sponsored by Sonoma Land Trust.

News

What’s New on the Greenway

What’s New on the Greenway

If you travel along Summerfield Road, you might have noticed some tree work getting done on the Southeast Greenway in late March. Now that the City of Santa Rosa owns the property, much needed maintenance has begun [...]

Congratulations Thea Hensel!

Congratulations Thea Hensel!

Thea Hensel, the longtime Chair of the Southeast Greenway Campaign, was chosen by United States Congressman Mike Thompson as the 2025 Sonoma County Woman of the Year [...]

What’s New on the Greenway?

What’s New on the Greenway?

Now that the City of Santa Rosa owns the property, we want to keep you updated as the city and volunteers work to keep the property safe and well-maintained. Two horse barns were taken down on March 8 by City…

Meet Volunteer Coordinator Sue Field

Meet Volunteer Coordinator Sue Field

Do you have a few hours a month to give to a positive, transformative project? We’re seeking new volunteers to join our team. Whether you’re interested in helping with outreach, guiding walks, or tabling at events, there are many ways…

High Line Network Symposium

High Line Network Symposium

Excitement was in the air as I entered a room of creative people doing infrastructure reuse projects all over America. The occasion was the High Line Network Symposium, held in Detroit last Fall. Over 250 people attended, representing 47 projects…