CENTRAL PARK. Shop from friendly vendors with local handmade and original art, crafts, quality vintage items, upcycled treasures, earth-friendly creations, good food, and more. Free live music fills the open space for a lively atmosphere so be sure to stop by and join us! 10a—4p. Free
NASHOBA WINES. The Davis Bookworms is a "silent" book club in which everyone brings a book of their own choosing, reads for an hour, and then socializes for an hour. We meet every two weeks on Sunday at Nashoba Wines. 1:30p—4p. Free
CENTRAL PARK. Two free sets of Big Band, Swing, and Latin jazz standards! Our performance is during the Davis Craft & Vintage Fair (which runs from 10a—4p). 2p—4p. Free
SWIMAMERICA-DAVIS. Join us for our Open House at SwimAmerica & Sweet Peas Davis! It’s a relaxed, family-friendly morning where you can explore our swim and gymnastics programs and see our space come to life. 9a—11a. Free
G STREET WUNDERBAR. Come celebrate the release of two new books by Davis author, Fallon O'Neill. Enjoy Fallon's dynamic readings from these new releases and hear a bit of his thought process. This is a multimedia event where all of Fallon's works will be for sale after the Q&A session. 3p—4p. Free
The Davis Genealogy Club offers an interesting virtual presentation, "What Happened to Uncle Walter? Evidence Analysis and Correlation Uncover a Man’s Dual Identities" by Sharon Hoyt, CG, on Tues. Feb. 17th from 1-3 PM at the Davis Senior Center, 646 A Street.
WOODLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Community college and local high school students are invited to view a screening of the film "The Deciders" and discover how working class people build solidarity. Enjoy pizza & beverages. 5p—8p. Free
MONDAVI CENTER. The next installment in the Chancellor’s Colloquium Distinguished Speaker Series will be what organizers call a “robust but civilized” debate about whether scientific research should be publicly funded. The debate will put this resolution to a pair of economists: “Be it resolved, scientific progress is best achieved through publicly funded research initiatives.” 5:30p—7p. Free
DAVIS ARTS CENTER. Looking to begin a new scrapbook or junk journal, or finish one you've already started? We have all the supplies you could ever imagine, including paper, stamps, shape cut-outs, coloring materials, paint, and more! Attendance required on both days of this 2-day workshop. For ages 13+. 5:30p—7:30p. $70
ROCKNASIUM. Rocknasium is hosting UpENDing Parkinson's, a non-profit that provides guided rock climbing to those living with Parkinson's. Entrance is free, and rental gear is $10. 10a—11:30a. Free
DAVIS SENIOR CENTER. Slow jazz jam for musicians working on their improvisational jazz chops. This jam is for musicians who are proficient on their instrument but are new to jazz. Meets every third Wednesday of the month. 3p—5p. Free
DAVIS VETERANS MEMORIAL CENTER. This fair is an annual event for families and parents looking to find various youth programs from local organizations that will be offered to the Davis community in summer 2026. Discover different summer-time programs for youth in Davis, learn about local organizations and ask them questions, and find out what your community has to offer. 5:30p—7p. Free
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