
Armadillo Music Reopening
Photos from Armadillo Music’s re-opening after a three week long closure because of a flood.
Photos from Armadillo Music’s re-opening after a three week long closure because of a flood.
Hope River, a poetry initiative designed to help middle schoolers process eco anxiety, connects with Davis 7th grade students to produce moving work.
After three years away because of the Pandemic, Picnic in the Park is slated to return to the Davis Farmers Market this Spring.
Davis Odd Fellows is awarding scholarships for summer camps and summer pool passes.
DMF opens a slot at their festival for one youth band from Davis.
The hilarity and heartbreak of being a person who has to go to the obstetrician. Women have stories. And this Women’s Month, the Davis Repertory Theatre is putting those stories—of childbirth, of periods and yes, of abortion—centerstage. GYNECOLOGOS was inspired by the Dobbs decision to reverse Roe V. Wade, severely restricting abortion rights across the
Breaking tradition to work in the Arts Everyone who makes has felt it. There’s an itch, an unease—almost a scream inside—telling you you need to make. To create. Ashley Villanueva felt it her whole life, but like so many, she got busy. She got married, had two children and poured years of work and dedication
The Davis Odd Fellows Classic Film Festival Returns in February for its 14th Series of Classic Films – The Genre for this series is Classic Military Comedies. Classic Hollywood cinema returns to the Odd Fellows Hall in February in the 14th series of the “Davis Classic Film Festival.” The classic films to be shown in
Celebrating Black History Month with Maisha & Torry Winn Maisha T. Winn is the Chancellor’s Leadership Professor in the School of Education and co-founder and co-director of the Transformative Justice in Education Center Center at UC Davis. She is currently an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral