Tai chi classes taught by Tina Duan, a former member of the Chinese National Gymnastics team, held at the Woodland Senior Center on Mondays and Fridays. All levels welcome! See website for more details.  

STEPHENS BRANCH LIBRARY. Come practice with a reading buddy! UCD students Lela & Vanessa are available Mon & Sat afternoons to help improve reading skills. Ages 5-12. Free

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35301 COUNTY ROAD 31, DAVIS. We focus on hand-building techniques to create a wide range of functional and ornamental ceramics projects and offer all the necessary tools, materials,  and instruction. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Sun. 4p—6p; Mon. 6p—8p. $30

PENCE GALLERY. This 4-session class challenges watercolor painters who enjoy experimenting with colors. By using a limited number of colors, students will explore how mixing and choosing certain colors will produce more harmonious paintings with different moods. 10:3oa—1p. $140-150

THREE MILE BREWING. Immerse yourself in a world of board games, card games, & good times! Play ours or bring your own. Plus, enjoy our fantastic Happy Hour. 5p—10p.

1260 LAKE BLVD #201, DAVIS. Learn how you can turn your 'tough day' into something that helps you be more strong and durable for your next challenge. Come get tips from a certified life coach & your peers. 7p—8-. Free

VILLAGE HOMES COMMUNITY CENTER. Laura Sandage’s Voix de Mère is featured, revitalizing the sacred feminine through the beauty and ceremony of intimate, original vocal music with drum, harp, and violin.  Four singers will be spotlighted: Claire Mills, Liese Schadt, Pat Moore-Pickett, and Laura Sandage.  7p—9p. Free

NEAR ASMUNDSON HALL. Watch university sheep munch on campus lawns through this public grazing event. 9:30am—3pm. Free

AVID READER. A fun weekday story time, featuring one of Avid's incredible storytellers reading picture books to your kiddos. Children must be supervised. 10a—10:30a. Free

SPORK FOOD HUB. Support local farmers! Purchase organic, sustainably farmed fruits, veggies, eggs & baked goods from Upper Crust Bakery. 2p—7p.

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.

DAVIS VETERANS MEMORIAL THEATRE. The Climate Restorers is a global documentary series with 4 episodes exploring the urgency of climate and ecosystem restoration, where we are now and where we need to be. Screening Part 1,  a one-hour film, and a short trailer for Part 2 followed by a town-hall-style discussion with the Director and Producer. 5p—7:30p. Free, donations accepted

STEPHENS BRANCH LIBRARY. Free line dancing classes in the Blanchard Room. No experience necessary. 6:30p—7:30p. Free

WOODSTOCK'S. First pint is full price, but you get to keep the glass—& every pint after that night is 50% off for the night. Ask the bartenders when you arrive. 8p to close.

NEAR ASMUNDSON HALL. Watch university sheep munch on campus lawns through this public grazing event. 9:30am—3pm. Free

PIONEER PARK. Every 2nd & 4th Thursday for a morning of stories & songs. For ages 3-6. Weather permitting. 11a. Free

PITZER CENTER. International “ultra-soprano” (Second Inversion, WA, USA) and “new music rising star” (The Stranger, WA, USA) Emily Thorner is rapidly making her mark as a soloist in contemporary chamber ensembles, orchestras, and modern operas. Known for her command of stratospheric high notes, Thorner is highly sought-after for world premieres due to her unusual range and fearless virtuosity. 12:05p—1p. Free

DAVIS COMMUNITY CHURCH. Drop-in line dancing classes in the Fellowship Hall on Thursdays. First class is free! 3p—4:30p. $5

MANETTI SHREM MUSEUM. Kota Ezawa is a Bay Area-based artist known for creating video, animations and lightboxes that explore the mediations of cultural and historical events in an essential, stylized manner. In 2021, his work was featured in a solo exhibition at the Georgia Museum of Art. Ezawa has received a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award, a SECA Art Award from SFMOMA, and a Eureka Fellowship. 4:30p—6p. Free

SUPER OWL BREWING. Hosted by Preacher. Trivia + Comedy + Game Show. 6:30–7:30p. Free

Tai chi classes taught by Tina Duan, a former member of the Chinese National Gymnastics team, held at the Woodland Senior Center on Mondays and Fridays. All levels welcome! See website for more details.  

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

THE HIVE. 1st Sip Party to celebrate the release of Yolo Trinity, a collaboration between Z Specialty Food, Dunloe Brewing + Patio 29 Spirits Co. This smooth bourbon barrel-aged honey stout, brewed with North Western Meadowfoam + aged for 18 months, has warm notes of toffee, cinnamon, and dark cocoa, with hints of bourbon + vanilla.  4p—5p.

MANETTI SHREM MUSEUM. Dr. Elizabeth “Dori” Tunstall, a distinguished design anthropologist, celebrated author, visionary organizational design leader, consultant and coach, will give a talk titled “Decolonizing Design: A Cultural Justice Guidebook” for UC Davis Department of Design’s Alberini Family Speaker Series in Design. 4:30p—6p. Free

PITZER CENTER. “State of Being” is an autobiographical concert experience for one vocalist, Emily Thorner, and electronics. It is comprised almost entirely of  commissioned works written specifically for Emily’s unique voice by a multi-national lineup of living composers. 5p—6:30p. Free

SUDWERK BREWING CO. Enjoy free live music from The LaBricks & The Parts at Sudwerk's patio! 6p—9p.

PARKSIDE BAR & GRILL. Kick off for Parkside Bar and Grill's Friday Night Concert Series featuring Danger Force 5, a local surf rock band. 6p—9p. Free

DAVIS MUSICAL THEATRE CO. An ambivalent Cinderella? A blood-thirsty Little Red Riding hood? A Prince Charming with a roving eye? They're all among the cockeyed characters in James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's fractured fairy tale centered around a childless baker and his wife whose only wish is to lift the family curse and live happily ever after.  Thus, what begins as a lively irreverent fantasy becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children. Fri & Sat, 7:30p; Sun 2p. $20

CENTRAL PARK. Visit the market each week to purchase local produce & artisan goods. Every Wed, 3p–6p & every Sat, 8a–1p.

PARKSIDE BAR. Every Saturday, come to Parkside for a different themed party. Featuring Sacramento's best DJs playing Top 40 Hits & bar anthems. 10p–1:30a. $?
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YOLO BYPASS WILDLIFE AREA HEADQUARTERS. This family-friendly event including live animals, wetland themed arts & crafts, environmental education activities, hourly tours of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area, & much more! 9a—4p. $20/vehicle

VILLAGE HOMES. Learn ballet basics with instructors from Applegate Dance! Perfect for adults & teens new to ballet. 10a–11a. $15

ABELE FARM EVENTS. Featuring classes in yoga, somatic healing, qigong, group medium reading, sound bath & more. More than 40 holistic and craft vendors and more than 15 practitioners in reiki, tarot & more. 10a—7p. Free

VILLAGE HOMES. A slower-paced fitness class to gently strengthen, align & mobilize your body. All levels welcome! Bare feet or non slip socks are recommended. 11a. $15

PITZER CENTER. with Karen Rosenak, piano. 12p—12:45p. Free

DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL. No need to be a Davis Tennis Club member to sign up, sponsored by the Davis Tennis Club and coached by Dale Hersch and Sally Hosley. 1p—2:30p. Free

STEPHENS BRANCH LIBRARY. Come practice with a reading buddy! UCD students Lela & Vanessa are available Mon & Sat afternoons to help improve reading skills. Ages 5-12. Free

PITZER CENTER. With Karen Rosenak, piano. 4p—4:45p. Free

DAVIS PARENT NURSERY SCHOOL. Bring a picnic blanket and the kids to kick back, enjoy good food and listen to live music, at this fundraiser. Food trucks and a bake sale will be available, along with local live bands. Entrance tickets cover all children’s activities — including rock painting, kids karaoke, face painting and kids music corner. 4p—7p. $7 in advance, $10 at the door

CENTRAL PARK. Experience an evening of live music, delicious food from local food trucks, an exciting silent auction, and a beer and wine garden—all for a great cause! Join us as we support the Davis High Band Boosters in their mission to send talented students to perform at Carnegie Hall in NYC.  5p—8p. 

PITZER CENTER. With Karen Rosenak, piano. 6p—6:45p. Free

PLAYFIELDS PARK. FC Davis hosts Reno United in UPSL action. Food and beverages from Woodstock's Pizza Davis and Sudwerk Brewing Co. 7p—10p. $10

BRUNELLE PERFORMANCE HALL. This performance celebrates a Davis High alum who excelled in Hollywood before returning to give back to his community. It also highlights some of our favorite musical moments of the year. And on Saturday, help us recognize all of the seniors who make our program possible. 7p—9p. $10—12

DAVIS MUSICAL THEATRE CO. An ambivalent Cinderella? A blood-thirsty Little Red Riding hood? A Prince Charming with a roving eye? They're all among the cockeyed characters in James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's fractured fairy tale centered around a childless baker and his wife whose only wish is to lift the family curse and live happily ever after.  Thus, what begins as a lively irreverent fantasy becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children. Fri & Sat, 7:30p; Sun 2p. $20

THE ARTERY. For the 50th anniversary of the Artery, we invite all members of the community to spend an afternoon a month Making Art on G street. Come and get your hands on clay and have fun with a professional team of Artists, Brigitte Chertok, Maggie Crivelli & Emma Luna.Create your own piece or contribute to the community art project. 12p—4p. Free

STEPHENS BRANCH LIBRARY. Drop-in family enrichment programs every Sunday! 2p–5p. Free

DAVIS MUSICAL THEATRE CO. An ambivalent Cinderella? A blood-thirsty Little Red Riding hood? A Prince Charming with a roving eye? They're all among the cockeyed characters in James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's fractured fairy tale centered around a childless baker and his wife whose only wish is to lift the family curse and live happily ever after.  Thus, what begins as a lively irreverent fantasy becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children. Fri & Sat, 7:30p; Sun 2p. $20

BRUNELLE HALL. Something Old Something New - A wonderful juxtaposition of Mozart's Solemn Vespers with compositions by contemporary composers 3p—5p. $20 suggested donation

35301 COUNTY ROAD 31, DAVIS. We focus on hand-building techniques to create a wide range of functional and ornamental ceramics projects and offer all the necessary tools, materials,  and instruction. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Sun. 4p—6p; Mon. 6p—8p. $30

SUDWERK BREWING CO. From deep pocket New Orleans funk to desert-infused surf reverberation,  Sean Carscadden knows how to make his six-string guitar reach through space. Free live music at Sudwerk presented by the Davis Live Music Collective. 6p—9p. $20

CREST THEATRE, Sacramento. See the classic 1984 movie Gremlins at the Crest theater in Sacramento, with the star of the film Zach Galligan in person.  Zach will be doing a brief autograph signing at 6pm with an onstage q&a to follow at 7pm before the screening.  Hosted by Scott Zilner. Presented by Moviebusters. 6p—10p. $20

BRUNELLE PERFORMANCE HALL. This performance celebrates a Davis High alum who excelled in Hollywood before returning to give back to his community. It also highlights some of our favorite musical moments of the year. And on Saturday, help us recognize all of the seniors who make our program possible. 7p—9p. $10—12