The year 2020 will go down in the history books as one of the oddest years ever. But how do the events of last year shape what influences us? Artists are always in a state of change. Add into that motion, last year's harsh reality, and you have the premise for this exhibit—New Year, New […]
Exhibit: January 8-February 21, 2021 Artist Talk via Zoom: January 23, 2-3 PM (FREE) Mariah Reading brings an artist’s eye to the practice of loving our National Parks. She has worked as an environmental interpreter and Artist in Residence in some of the most impacted parks in the U.S., from California and Alaska to […]
The year 2020 will go down in the history books as one of the oddest years ever. But how do the events of last year shape what influences us? Artists are always in a state of change. Add into that motion, last year's harsh reality, and you have the premise for this exhibit—New Year, New […]
The Pence Gallery's ArtSmart Program for kids will return virtually in January 2021. Perfect for children ages 6-11, this afterschool program includes four projects designed to stimulate a child's creativity. The first program, "Abstraction," meets online on Tuesdays, January 5, 12, 19, and 26, from 3:15-4:30 PM. For these four class sessions, students will work […]
Original radio plays airing on the last Tuesday of every month at 6pm, free to all. Find the link of the Bike City Theatre webpage or on Sound Cloud. Bike City Theatre Company is a professional, non-profit, democratically run theater company based in Davis, CA. Our mission is to create theater that is sustainable, invested […]
Hike, stroll, meander or run. Come out to explore the trails of Deer Creek Hills Preserve in eastern Sacramento County. To prevent the COVID-19 virus from spreading and protect the health of our community, group sizes will be limited with a maximum of 50 visitors allowed on the property per day. All hikers must pre-register […]
Exhibit: January 8-February 21, 2021 Artist Talk via Zoom: January 23, 2-3 PM (FREE) Mariah Reading brings an artist’s eye to the practice of loving our National Parks. She has worked as an environmental interpreter and Artist in Residence in some of the most impacted parks in the U.S., from California and Alaska to […]
The year 2020 will go down in the history books as one of the oddest years ever. But how do the events of last year shape what influences us? Artists are always in a state of change. Add into that motion, last year's harsh reality, and you have the premise for this exhibit—New Year, New […]
COVID-19 is a pandemic event not seen in a century. Dr. Clare Cannon, assistant professor in the UC Davis Department of Human Ecology, and a team of researchers have been investigating psychological resilience toward this international crisis. Gain personal insights as she shares findings from the first phase of this study, conducted in April 2020. […]
Year-round at Central Park in downtown Davis, thousands gather each week to shop for what is grown, raised, and made locally at our markets. We are dedicated to bringing farmers right to your table, so we stay open rain or shine. Walk rows of stalls lined with an array of fruits and vegetables, including certified […]
The year 2020 will go down in the history books as one of the oddest years ever. But how do the events of last year shape what influences us? Artists are always in a state of change. Add into that motion, last year's harsh reality, and you have the premise for this exhibit—New Year, New […]
Members of Left Coast Chamber Ensemble from the Ann E. Pitzer Center Thursday, Jan. 28 • 12:05–1:00 pm (Pacific Time) Anna Presler, violin Matilda Hofman, viola and UC Davis lecturer in music Leighton Fong, cello «» Allegra Chapman, piano Craig Walsh: Pipeline Burst Cache for Solo Cello and Tape animation by Maria Fong Betsy Jolas: Music To Go […]
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