Vendor Applications for Curtis Fest 2024
Are you a Local Maker or Artist? Curtis Fest is an outdoor artisan fair that takes place every summer in Curtis Park. Vendor applications are open now.
Are you a Local Maker or Artist? Curtis Fest is an outdoor artisan fair that takes place every summer in Curtis Park. Vendor applications are open now.
VILLAGE HOMES. The Village Homes Performers’ Circle is a free event that welcomes performers of all levels as well as audience members who simply come to enjoy the performances. 7p—9p. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CENTER. This jam is for musicians who are proficient at their instrument and have experience playing in jazz jams, ensembles or otherwise feel confident to improvise a solo in a jazz jam session. Register in advance. 3p—5p. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CTR. For those with experience playing in jazz jams, ensembles or otherwise feel confident in your ability to improvise a solo in a jazz jam session. Jam with other Davis musicians who love playing jazz music: American Songbook, Bossa Nova, Django, etc.
MONDAVI CTR. One of the most influential & revered figures in contemporary music, three-time Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis is joined by his renowned Branford Marsalis Quartet. 7:30p. $12.50–$65
WYATT DECK, UC DAVIS ARBORETUM. Folk musicians are invited to bring their acoustic instruments & play together informally during this jam session at Wyatt Deck. All skill-levels welcome. 12p–1p. Free
MELON BALL. The galumphing return of the quirky, hard-rockin' theatrical trio that vanished mysteriously 13 years ago. Hilarious, bawdy and full of double-entendres. Bring your ear plugs.5p—7:30p. $20
ROOT OF HAPPINESS. Jim Frink is a drummer and educator based in Davis. The jazz trio plays improvisational music ranging from standards, to modern jazz, to balkan folk and beyond. 7:30p—10:30p. Free
DAVIS ODD FELLOWS. Fellow Pynins is an Ashland, Oregon based award winning contemporary folk duo with a keen and bucolic sense of vocal harmony and song craft anchored in the balladry tradition. In 2019 they were named by NPR’s Bob Boilen as one of the best Tiny Desk submissions. 7p—9p. Donations strongly appreciated
WYATT DECK, UC DAVIS ARBORETUM. Folk musicians are invited to bring their acoustic instruments & play together informally during this jam session at Wyatt Deck. All skill-levels welcome. 12p–1p. Free
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Cellist Alexandra Roedder holds degrees in music from UC Berkeley, baroque cello from the Royal Conservatory of the Hague, as well as her doctorate in musicology and her master's in cello performance from UCLA. 12p—1p. Free
THE MELON BALL. An American indie-psychedelic rock band, the group is a collaboration of Northern California musicians led by Linda Brancato, a prolific singer/songwriter. 8p—10p. $20
PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE WORKSHOP. Open to anyone, the class is designed to be a fun, lighthearted gathering that’s part of a series of “Gather for Good” events in March. During the hourlong lesson, Trokanski will lead participants in a line dance to disco music. No experience is necessary. The event is free but donations are gladly accepted to support Soroptimist programs. 7p—8p. Free
MELON BALL. Alma Russ brings roots music from North Carolina to Davis. Influences include: John Prine, Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton. 8p—10p. $20
WYATT DECK, UC DAVIS ARBORETUM. Folk musicians are invited to bring their acoustic instruments & play together informally during this jam session at Wyatt Deck. All skill-levels welcome. 12p–1p. Free
VILLAGE HOMES. Ecstatic Dance is an intentional, playful, joyful, free-form, all-ages, substance-free, daytime dance party. 11:30a—1:30p. Free
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Come celebrate and experience an ancient Persian tradition marking the Spring Equinox featuring performances by Nariman Percussion Ensemble and guests. We’ll have some Persian sweets and stunning artwork crafted by local artists. 6p—9p. $30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ST. MARTIN. This concert continues the season's exploration of pieces by illustrious German composer Johannes Brahms, as well as incorporating pieces by Ellen Zwilich and Sergei Rachmaninoff. 7:30—9:30p. $30 gen, Free for students
ODD FELLOWS HALL. Davis Live Music Collective presents: LAEL NEALE. Lael Neale still has a flip phone and there were no screens involved in the creation of her new record Star Eaters Delight. The album is her second for Sub Pop and reveals an expansion of her sonic collaboration with producer and accompanist Guy Blakeslee. 6p—8:30p. $15
ROOT OF HAPPINESS. Jim Frink is a drummer and educator based in Davis. The jazz trio plays improvisational music ranging from standards, to modern jazz, to balkan folk and beyond. 7:30p—10:30p. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CENTER. The focus will be slower ballads and bossas designed to be a supportive space to get you soloing over jazz standards. 3p—5p. Free
Come join Yolo Community Band for a night of music and fun at the Woodland High School Theater, Wednesday March 20, 7 pm! The evening will begin with music by the young musicians in the combined Concert Bands of Lee and Douglass Middle Schools from Woodland. Next, Yolo Community Band will present some exciting concert […]
ZOOM. Communal Songwriting workshop & critique. Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday. Have your lyrics ready to screen share! All are welcome! 8p. Free
WYATT DECK, UC DAVIS ARBORETUM. Folk musicians are invited to bring their acoustic instruments & play together informally during this jam session at Wyatt Deck. All skill-levels welcome. 12p–1p. Free
VILLAGE HOMES COMMUNITY VENTER. Join for a nourishing and connective experience as we welcome in the Spring energy. We will set intentions and drop into deep rest through breathwork and guided meditation that will lead you into an immersive 45-min sound bath. The evening will close with tea service, burning ceremony, and connection with community. Please arrive by 6:50pm to find and set up your "nest" for the sound journey. 7p—8:30p. $30
BRUNELLE PERFORMANCE HALL. International recording artist Mark Wood, an original member of the multi platinum selling Trans-Siberian Orchestra and creator of the revolutionary music education program “Electrify Your Strings!” is coming to Davis to perform. 6p—9:30p. $20
MELON BALL. With an extensive and amazing track record of unique and imaginative performances featuring his curious instrument and copious amounts of originality, Mike Silverman, aka That1Guy, has set himself apart as a true one-of-a-kind talent that rivals any other artist currently in the entertainment industry. 8p—10p. $20
CENTRAL PARK. Enjoy two free sets of Big Band, Swing, and Latin jazz while you peruse the Davis Craft & Vintage Fair. 11a—1p. Free
VILLAGE HOMES COMMUNITY CTR. Circle Ron Unema, will share a lifetime of song. His set will include a fun railroad song, two instrumentals, and songs of community and hope. He will be joined by Chris Pilon on vocals and guitar. An open mike will run from 7:00-8:15, with signups continuing to start at 6:45. 7p—9p. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CENTER. This jam is for musicians who are proficient at their instrument and have experience playing in jazz jams, ensembles or otherwise feel confident to improvise a solo in a jazz jam session. Register in advance. 3p—5p. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CTR. For those with experience playing in jazz jams, ensembles or otherwise feel confident in your ability to improvise a solo in a jazz jam session. Jam with other Davis musicians who love playing jazz music: American Songbook, Bossa Nova, Django, etc.
Free live music from Kolby Stancil at Sudwerk's restaurant patio.
WYATT DECK, UC DAVIS ARBORETUM. Folk musicians are invited to bring their acoustic instruments & play together informally during this jam session at Wyatt Deck. All skill-levels welcome. 12p–1p. Free