ODD FELLOWS HALL. Community members, friends, and families are encouraged to come for an afternoon of fun playing Davis Bingo, which will help support our community’s nonprofits. 12p—4p. $12
ONLINE VIA ZOOM. In this 5-week class by Unity of Davis, we'll explore powerful spiritual practices—from Radical Self-Awareness to Forgiveness and Reclaiming Your Creative Power—that guide us beyond the "false self" into authentic wholeness and inner freedom. Experience spiritual teaching, guided meditation, journaling, and sacred conversation in a supportive virtual community. 4p—5:30p. $5
PENCE GALLERY. In this 6-week workshop, artist Misuk Goltz will guide students on how to create harmonious compositions, value studies of various subjects, and painterly watercolors using a limited palette. Participants should be familiar with the basics of drawing, watercolor painting, mixing colors, and gray scale. Tuesdays, Jan. 13—Feb. 17. 10a—12p. $195—215
PENCE GALLERY. This group is for both experienced artists and amateurs to have an opportunity to draw from the nude model. People of all skill levels, ages 18 and up, are welcome and encouraged to join. Register online at pencegallery.org. 6:30p—9p. $15—22
ANN E. PITZER CENTER. Seraph Brass performs a diverse body of repertoire, ranging from original transcriptions to newly commissioned works and core classics. Works by Edvard Grieg, Kevin Day, Gala Flagello, Franz Liszt, Teresa Carreño, Jeff Scott, Catherine McMichael, and Reena Esmail. 12:05p—1p. Free
MANETTI SHREM MUSEUM. Acclaimed photographers Teju Cole and John Gossage will discuss their art in a conversation format. Cole is currently the Gore Vidal Professor of the Practice of Creative Writing at Harvard and a contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine. Gossage’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, and he has published over 30 books. 4:30p—6p. Free
DAVIS FRIENDS MEETINGHOUSE. Historian Rick Moniz will provide a retrospective of Martin Luther King’s work to alleviate poverty in the rural south and urban ghettos, and his legacy fighting for the poor. Following Rick Moniz’s talk will be a discussion of the present housing crisis particularly as it applies to the unhoused in our community. 6p—7:30p. Free
MARY L. STEPHENS LIBRARY. The Photography Club of Davis will meet in the Blanchard Room and will feature a photo critique of member-submitted images. Members of the public are welcome to attend. 7:10p—8:45p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. This one-time art workshop focuses more broadly on themes related to depression, anxiety, or major life changes. Through the process of art making, participants will have opportunities for discussion, education, and connecting with peers in a safe and supportive space. Registration is required at pencegallery.org. 10a—11:45a. $5—10
ANN E. PITZER CENTER. All new works by UC Davis graduate student composers—Patricia Bartow, Colin Minigan, Samane Paya, Joseph Donald Peterson, Evan Wright, and Guang Yang. 5p—6p. Free
GREAT BEAR VINEYARDS. Join us for relaxed winter Friday nights at Great Bear Vineyards—perfect for unwinding, catching up, and savoring great wine as the sun goes down. Enjoy wine by the glass or bottle, wine tastings, and snacks available for purchase. 5p—8p. $15
CENTRAL PARK. Media are invited to attend a special photo moment marking this exciting occasion. This brief, celebratory gathering will capture a true moment in time—honoring 50 years of farmers, families, and community coming together each week. 10a. Free
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