Building off this year’s festival theme of “Solardarity,” this year’s Art Space prompt is “The Woven World.”

Take what you need, leave what you can.

A third nationwide “No Kings” march has been set for March 28 and Yolo County neighbors are invited to join the movement—marching across Tower Bridge from Yolo County to the California State Capitol.

The fund’s purpose is clear: to promote educational and cultural enrichment for students in Winters schools that will open a wider world to them.

In Residue of Ritual, Quincy Arcega and Ryan curate a spectacle of objects and images culled from the endless deposits of residual materials resulting from our accelerated growth economy.

Artist-led encounters with diaspora, memory, and cultural practice.

Swanson looks forward to continuing the Fire Department’s tradition of service while advancing new approaches to meet the changing landscape of emergency response.

High school students across Yolo County are invited to use their creativity to strengthen democracy through a new Student Voter Empowerment Design Contest.

New this year, all applications will be submitted entirely online, streamlining the process and improving efficiency.

The intersection between climate change and art history opens new pathways for understanding how visual and material culture mediates human relationships to the natural world.

February is a month when we think about love and your bike should get some love, too, according to The Bike Campaign.

YCCA offeres free tax assistance to individuals and families who live in Yolo County and have a household income of $66,000 or less.

Founded in 2017, MOSAIC Children’s Museum is a non-profit, 100% volunteer-run organization providing a dynamic, hands-on learning environment for children ages 1 to 8 in downtown Woodland.

Debut author Kallie Emblidge’s will be at The Avid Reader on Feb. 13!