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Beer and Ballet: Sacramento Ballet Presents New Choreography on Outdoor Stage
Sacramento Ballet will commence the 2023-24 season with their annual performance series, “Beer and Ballet”.

Davisphere Canceled
Thursdays in The Davisphere has been canceled for 2023.

Classic Film Festival Line-up Announced: “Famous Film Couples”
Classic Hollywood cinema returns to the Davis Odd Fellows Lodge Hall for a three-week run starting Sunday, October 1.

Letter to the Community from UC Davis Athletics
Aggie Athletics: A Vibrant Piece of our Community

Recipe: Jumeokbap
Packable Back-to-School Lunch Inspiration.
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New Gorman Museum Opens
Doors are open at the brand new Gorman Museum of Native American Art at UC Davis, a space that is much larger and much more easily accessible.
All Things Right & Relevant: Local Store with a Mission
All Things Right & Relevant is more than a store, more than a job, and more than a charity—it’s a strong community and support system that has been fighting for better mental health in Yolo County for more than 30 years.
DIMI Brings Live Music Back to Sophia’s
The Davis Independent Music Initiative (DIMI) has Brought Live Music Back to Sophia’s Thai Kitchen.
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Art Farm 2023 Exhibition
Teen Tortilla Making Class
Photo Galleries
In the Key of Davis
Its piano season in Davis, and eight public pianos have been installed throughout the City.
Davis Pride’s Largest Crowds Ever + IMAGE GALLERY
More than 5-thousand LGBTQ+ members and supporters packed into Central Park last weekend, making the 2023 Davis Pride Festival the largest one to date.
Memorial for David Breaux, Davis’ beloved “Compassion Guy”
“If I’m ever harmed and unable to speak for myself, forgive the perpetrator and help others forgive that person,” David wrote in a text message …
Memorial for Karim Najm
“I want this to be his memory: a bundle of energy, a bundle of positivity,” Karim’s father told KCRA. “Someone who was just full of …
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