In the Key of Davis
Its piano season in Davis, and eight public pianos have been installed throughout the City.
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Kids do the shopping at Woodland Farmers Market
Children can buy their own fruits and veggies at “Kid’s Market,” a free event hosted by the Woodland Farmers Market.
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.
Davis Music Fest 2023
The Davis Music Fest has grown significantly over the past 13-years. Music lovers are in for a treat with huge acts blowing through this quaint town like a pop-up SXSW. The roster reads like a veritable who’s-who of Pitchfork & Indie darlings across so many genres. There’s literally something for everyone across the 3-day event.
How to get Free Postpartum Care in Yolo County
Welcome Baby is a new program that objects to this lack of care and uses their funding to make postpartum care free and accessible to all birthing parents in Yolo County.
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 to his sister in 2012. “Today while at the bench in Davis I experienced someone who seemed to want to hurt me. I’m noticing incidents here in this town of
Drought Tolerant Yards are Cool
Kiers has transformed her own Davis front lawn into an impressive biodiverse and native plant-focused landscape. Her colorful, drought tolerant yard has been a point of interest nationwide, even being featured in the Washington Post.
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 ambition, proud of his roots, who just wanted to make this world a better place.”
Community Mercantile: Local Reuse Store has Zero-Landfill Mission
Reduce, reuse, recycle. It’s what we’ve all been taught. But at the Davis Community Mercantile, co-founder Stephanie Koop has repurposed this mantra, encouraging people to instead “retrieve, recycle and reuse”. To Koop, sustainable living means making the most of what you already have: zero waste, nothing to the landfill. Six-months ago, Koop and her friend
