Scene & Herd: Food Not Fentanyl
The annual Food Not Fentanyl event drew crowds to Pronzini Farms outside Petaluma on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, for a special event and concert co-hosted by Petaluma restaurant Sax's Joint and Sebastopol nonprofit Micah's Hugs. Hoping to raise awareness about fentanyl overdose and teach life-saving readiness, organizers provided Narcan training while speakers from families impacted by the fentanyl epidemic told their stories. Organizers say they raised almost $50,000 for Micah's Hugs.
Led by the Deviled Eggery and the Lemon Aide Project, attendees of the Food Not Fentanyl event on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, participate in Narcan training. Watch these kids demonstrate how easy it is to operate Narcan and deliver a dose of the spray. (Video by MARY BETH LELAND of the Deviled Eggery)
Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Rw8_c99bzVE.
Local band Wonder Bread 5 closes out the night at Food Not Fentanyl, an event co-hosted by Sax's Joint and Micah's Hugs at Pronzini Farms outside Petaluma on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026. The event raised about $48,000 for Micah's Hugs. Organizers and volunteers celebrate a successful day by joining the band for "Don't Stop Believing" on stage. (Video by LISA PEDRANI)
Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Gx5dDmQza1U.
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