15th Annual Trashion Fashion Sonoma Runway Show

Outrageous head-to-toe designs, made from recycled materials and found objects, will once again walk the runway. Handmade by community members of all ages who are ready to take on the challenge of turning trash into wearable art.

The 15th Annual Trashion Fashion Runway Show will be live and in-person on Saturday, April 19, 2025 at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall (126 1st Street West, Sonoma, 95476)
2:00 PM matinée and a 5:00 PM evening show.

Matinee 2 PM: Tickets Range from $30-$65
The patio opens at 1:00 PM
Food and Bar available at the patio
Doors to the auditorium open at 1:15 PM

Eventing Show and Post Show Reception: 5 PM: Tickets Range from $40-$85
Patio is open between shows
Food and Bar available at the patio
Doors to the auditorium open at 4:30 PM
5 PM Ticket holders are invited to the Bubbles and Bites Reception curated by Isa Jacoby.
Reception gives ticket holders the chance to meet the models and designers.

April brings a month-long celebration of sustainability at the Sonoma Community Center in honor of Earth Month. The Sonoma Community Center’s most popular event is back and celebrating fifteen years of fashion, art, and environmental sustainability. The Trashion Fashion Runway Show returns to the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall for two shows on Saturday, April 19th, at 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.

Over forty artists will design fashions from recycled, unconventional materials. Among those designers is the event’s founder, Margaret Hatcher, who was recently named 2025 Treasure Artist of the Year by the City of Sonoma Cultural and Fine Arts Commission. Hatcher’s design is sure to be a show stopper, and this year’s event will also bring participants weaving Sonoma International Film Festival lanyards, crocheting soda pop tops, and doing something curious with used power cords.

For runway show tickets and more information, visit TrashionFashionSonoma.org or call (707) 938-4626. The Sonoma Community Center is located at 276 East Napa Street. All proceeds from Trashion Fashion events support the Center’s arts and educational programming.

Category: Arts | Visual Arts