JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY. This exhibition celebrates sculptor Deborah G. Rogers’ incredible story-telling powers. Her imaginative installation showcases a magical narrative filled with diverse characters within a forest of handmade trees. Free
JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY. In this exhibition, Jose Manuel Arevalo Blanco enters an intimate territory where memory and play intertwine in a gesture of delicate evocation. Through beaches, landscapes, faded umbrellas and playful objects that float like vestiges of a distant childhood, the artist articulates a visual poetic that transcends mere representation, activating a deeply emotional experience in the viewer deeply rooted in what was lived. Free
PENCE GALLERY. Darrci Robertson is a sculptor and ceramic artist whose work is autobiographical in nature, portraying characters, symbols, and emotions that reflect her various roles as a woman, wife, and mother. Her ceramics are both whimsical and deeply personal, highlighting her love of storytelling through the medium of clay. 11:30a—5p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. In this exhibit, Diane Williams' mixed media paintings and Maryann Steinert-Foley's sculptures explore the persistence, generosity, and unseen forces that sustain both nature and humanity. 11:30a—5p. Free
DAVIS VETERANS MEMORIAL THEATRE. A musical variety show which showcases recording/touring acts with Davis roots, these musicians are giving back to the community and schools they attended. Grab tickets to this popular event, which benefits the Davis School Arts Foundation. 7p—10p. $25
MARY L. STEPHENS LIBRARY. The public is invited to a free program, “The Canyon Country of the Southwest” in the Blanchard Room. The program will feature John Spurr, a Davis native and longtime club member, who will share a collection of photographs taken over nearly 30 years of travel through the American Southwest. 7:10p—8:45p. Free
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