DAVIS ARTS CENTER. Find your joy in movement! Dance fitness classes offer a dynamic, easy, & fun way to maintain physical and mental health. Tina creates original, easy-to-follow choreography incorporating low-impact movements from ballet, jazz, hip-hop, Latin, Bollywood, Zumba, martial arts, kickboxing, & more. No dance experience is required. Drop-ins welcome. First class is free. 11a - 12p.
ANN E. PITZER CENTER. About Megan Chartier: Cellist Megan Chartier is “unafraid to display gutsy abandon,” as described by the South Florida Classical Review. She has performed throughout North America & Europe as a soloist, chamber musician, & orchestral cellist. She currently holds positions as principal cellist of Opera San Luis Obispo & section cello in the Vallejo Symphony, & is joining San Francisco’s contemporary Ensemble for These Times in the Spring of 2025. This Shinkoskey Noon Concert is made possible with support from the Joy S. Shinkoskey Series of Noon Concert Endowment. 12p - 1p. Free.
MONDAVI CENTER. Celebrate Arab-American Heritage Month with an unforgettable evening featuring Syrian-American rapper & poet Omar Offendum, who will be joined by Palestinian multi-instrumentalist Zafer Tawil and DJ / Beatmaker Thanks Joey. This very special performance draws upon the hakawati traditions of Damascus, while remaining deeply rooted in the stories and streets of New York & Los Angeles. 7:30p - 9:30p.
GREAT BEAR VINEYARDS Ticket includes: Glass of Wine & Live Music Join us for a night of great music brought to you by Katie Fry and food by Cousins Maine Lobster! Music by Katie Fry: A singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with an Alt-Country-Pop inspired Folk sound, Katie Fry released her self-produced debut EP, My California, in September of 2021. Food by Cousins Maine Lobster: Cousins Maine Lobster Food Truck will be out at the winery offering delicious chowders and seafood sandwiches. Please support this local business and do not bring outside food. 5P - 8P. Tickets are $15 and includ glass of wines and live music. 5p - 8p.
DAVIS VETERANS MEMORIAL THEATER. SF Scottish Fiddlers Stravaig Spring Concerts led by Alasdair Fraser promises a musical journey like no other! Over 65 musicians on fiddles, cellos, piano, drums, and guitars deliver a spirited performance—ranging from high-energy dance tunes to soulful, romantic melodies. Rooted in Scotland, the adventure expands to Brittany, Galicia, Scandinavia, and Cape Breton. Toe-tapping, seat-dancing, and aisle-dancing are encouraged!Tickets and info, visit: https://sfscottishfiddlers.org/. 7p - 9p. $0 - $42.
MONDAVI CENTER. Celebrate Arab-American Heritage Month with an unforgettable evening featuring Syrian-American rapper & poet Omar Offendum, who will be joined by Palestinian multi-instrumentalist Zafer Tawil and DJ / Beatmaker Thanks Joey. This very special performance draws upon the hakawati traditions of Damascus, while remaining deeply rooted in the stories and streets of New York & Los Angeles. 7:30p - 9:30p.
WINTERS OPERA HOUSE. Damage Inc will play the hits of AC/DC, Guns n Roses, Van Halen, Ozzy, and finish the night with an hour of Metallica. Purchase tickets at winterslive.com. 7:30p—9:30p. $20—30
MELON BALL, WATERMELON MUSIC. We welcome artists of all ages and abilities, and foster a safe, encouraging and supportive stage to share your talents with the community. Acts should be all-ages friendly. Please arrive on time and stay for the duration of the event to support your fellow performers. 6p—8:30p. Free
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE DAVIS. Hope Café is an experiment in building community and resilience. Enjoy live music and poetry, community choirs, drinks and snacks, and conversations about care, joy and possibility. Tickets required (sliding scale). 6:30p—8:30p. $5—15
Armadillo Music Meet & greet KDRT DJs, volunteers, friends, & fans; pick some vinyl to spin; enjoy a beverage at the Bootleg Bar. Come on downtown the last Wednesday of […]
ANN E. PITZER CENTER. Howard Levy, harmonica | Howard Levy — two-time Grammy Award Winner (Pop Music Performance and Instrumental Composition) — is an acknowledged master of the diatonic harmonica, a superb pianist, innovative composer, educator and producer. At the age of 19, he discovered how to play the diatonic harmonica as a fully chromatic instrument by developing techniques on it that had never existed before. This enabled Howard to take the harmonica out of its usual role as a Folk and Blues instrument, and into the worlds of Jazz, Classical, Middle Eastern music, and more. His discovery unlocked infinite possibilities for the harmonica world. This Shinkoskey Noon Concert is made possible with support from the Joy S. Shinkoskey Series of Noon Concert Endowment. 12p - 1p. Free.
EVERSON HALL, ROOM 266, UC DAVIS. Marié Abe is Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology in the Department of Music at UC Berkeley. She is a scholar of music and sound with ongoing ethnographic commitments in Japan, Okinawa, Ethiopia, and the US. She is committed to public ethnomusicology through curatorial practice, media, and community engagement. 4p—5:30p.
