MANETTI SHREM MUSEUM. Julio César Morales—artist, curator and a former museum director—grew up along the U.S.–Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana. After nearly a decade in Arizona creating work about the border, “OJO” marks his California homecoming and return to full-time studio practice through a mid-career survey bridging past and future to reflect on the present. 10a—5p. Free
MANETTI SHREM MUSEUM. This groundbreaking exhibition considers the connections between social and environmental injustice through the lens of contemporary art. It brings together works focused on climate change by artists, scientists and activists whose practices encompass photography, multimedia, large-scale sculptures, painting and more. 10a—5p. Free
JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY. This exhibit celebrates the legacy of Bruce McGaw, one of the most important Bay Area painters and teachers. The retrospective exhibit will feature a wide selection of drawings and paintings from throughout his entire career. Free
THE ARTERY. The Artery is proud to present Inner Worlds and Outer Lands, a solo exhibition of paintings by Christine Olmsted. With over 35 years of artistic practice, Olmsted creates vibrant, abstract works that serve as meditations of her inner dialogue, daily life, and the mysteries of the world around us. Free
HOTEL WINTERS & GREAT BEAR VINEYARDS. Join us for a deeply rejuvenating 3-night retreat featuring yoga, wine, workshops, spa, and more. Learn more at www.thecatpose.studio. Oct. 16—19. $1,050—1,250
PEREGRINE SCHOOL, SOUTH. We invite all students in grades K and up to join our Afterschool Enrichment Program! The Fall Trimester begins on Sept. 22 and will feature exciting classes such as Art Around the World, Baking, Cooking, Chess, Magic: The Gathering Club, and Adventures in STEM using LEGO® Materials. 3:30p—5p. $250-385
PENCE GALLERY. Raquel Cox is an oil painter whose recent work celebrates the beauty of nature and the way it lifts the human spirit. Painting mainly from life, Raquel portrays a wide variety of subjects but is particularly fascinated with observing the structure, delicacy, vibrancy, and impermanence of flowers. She views her work as a delicate balance between portraying nature truthfully and trying to capture the beauty and poetry that she finds in each subject. 11:30a—5p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. View the artistry of regional artists who alter and incorporate vinyl records as a creative material into their artwork. The Pence exhibit includes many returning artists, a selection of award-winning community college students, and several new artists, who bring inventive adaptations of vinyl, paint, and interactive elements into their two-dimensional and three-dimensional work. 11:30a—5p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. Robert Ortbal combines a vast array of both common and odd materials, applying them in endless variations to create small-scale, uniquely masked figures, traveling-case environments that house them, and wearable sculptures that are, at times, worn outside the gallery environment in performative public works. For Encounters, a 20-foot towering sculpture made from electrical conduit soars up into the clerestory and snakes along the gallery floor, displaying an assortment of his wearable works. 11:30a—5p. Free
ARBORETUM TEACHING NURSERY. Everyone is invited to shop from our incredible selection featuring tens of thousands of regionally appropriate plants, including low-water-use favorites, California natives, and Arboretum All-Stars. Members of the Friends of the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden enjoy 10% off their plant sale purchases. 9a—1p. Free
DAVIS PARENT NURSERY SCHOOL, 426 W 8TH ST. Come treasure hunting with us! Our preschool families have been cleaning out closets and toy bins—and now it’s your chance to find children's clothing, toys, books, baby gear, and more for the family. Children are also welcome to play in our large fenced yard during the sale. 9a—1p. Free
DAVIS CIVIC CENTER PARK. We'll meet at Civic Center Park to march in Davis streets, and then a rally, where we will hear from leaders in the national save democracy movement, uniting people across this country to fight dictatorship together. Learn more at www.indivisibleyolo.org/no-kings-yolo. 1:30p—3:30p. Free
2121 2ND ST, DAVIS. Bring the whole family for an afternoon full of spooky fun and sweet treats. From creatively decorated trunks to bounce houses, dancing, face painting, food trucks, and so much more. Come in costume, collect candy, and make memories at this festive community celebration. 1:30p—4:30p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. Join us for an Artist Talk with Robert Ortbal in conjunction with his current solo exhibition, Encounters. He will lead a dialogue about the work on display, sharing images and videos highlighting the evolution and development of his previous work. This event is free for Members & students, and $10 for Non-Members at the door. 3p—4:30p. $0—10
GREAT BEAR VINEYARDS. This elegant affair will feature thirteen top Yolo County wineries, each pouring their finest 90+ point, Best of Class, Double Gold, and limited-production wines. Pair each sip with delicious bites from local chefs as you stroll the vineyard grounds and take in the golden hour glow. Tickets are limited! 5p—8p. $85
CENTRAL PARK. Kick up your boots and join us for a night of dancing with one of the hottest modern country bands, MoonShine Crazy! All proceeds benefit the Yolo Crisis Nursery. Featuring great food, spirits, cash-prize raffles, fun games, and free line dancing lessons. Don’t miss this night of music, fun, and community! 6p—9p. $35
DAVIS ARTS CENTER. Dust off your painting cobwebs and bring them to Davis Arts Center, because it is time for a Paint and Spook party! Follow along with the instructor for a ghostly tutorial, or free paint your own ghoulish creation. Either way, it's sure to be a scream! For ages 18+. 6:30p—8p. $35
