This community listening and sharing event provides a space to build empathy and connection by coming together to tell our stories and learn from one another. Staff from Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life will facilitate the event using the powerful story circles methodology created by artist John O’Neal from the Free Southern Theater. Using
Latino Center of Art & Culture (LCAC) LATINO CENTER OF ART & CULTURE (LCAC). SACRAMENTO, CA. Cultural Currents presents a collection of pencil illustrations and screen prints inspired by the intricate artistry and profound symbolism of Mesoamerican and Pre-Hispanic cultures. The pieces highlight the shared traditions, mythologies, and aesthetics that connected civilizations across Mexico, Guatemala,
THE PAINT CHIP. 2nd Friday ArtAbout reception at The Paint Chip with local mixed media artist June Daskalakis from 6:00-8:30p. “Bookish” considers the matter of books through allegorical narratives exploring how we engage with the written word. Exhibition period runs 03/1/25-03/31/25. 6p – 8:30p. Free.
COMMUNITY ROOOM at INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Maíra Ribeiro, a Humphrey Fellow at UC Davis, takes us on a journey of discovery through her heartfelt reflections on the Global Humphrey Talks series. Maíra shares how connecting with Fellows from 12 different countries opened her eyes to the richness of their cultures, histories, &shared global challenges. From fascinating cultural tidbits to profound insights on pressing issues, her story celebrates the power of diversity and the bonds that bring us together. Free. 2p – 4p.
During Black History Month, Mamadou Traore will host a pop-up exhibit and shop of African art and artisan goods in the I-House’s Lounge from 4 – 6:30 pm on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in February. Mamadou will feature a sampling of handmade items from his collection, such as Baule and Korhogo cloth from Ivory
GREAT BEAR VINEYARDS. Step into the world of wine aging with our Vertical Flight experience! Begin with a very young Cabernet Sauvignon straight from the barrel and journey through several vintages to see how the wine evolves over time. Explore the subtle differences between aging in French oak vs. American oak barrels, and discover which aging profile you prefer. 2p—4p $40
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Join the World Tour Program and YoloSol Collective for our second annual fall gathering, Acorn Stories. Native Californian cultural practitioners Diana and Christina Almendariz and guests will share traditional ecological knowledge across generations. 4p—6p. Free
DAVIS CEMETERY. This celebration is one of the last Mesoamerican indigenous influenced rituals, honoring mother earth and all ancestors. It’s an effort to create a community, a sense of belonging, and global awareness of cultural richness in our multicultural society. The event will feature live music, sugar skull painting, face painting, local artist displays, food, and more. 10a—1p. Free
CENTRAL PARK-DAVIS. A cross between a pop-up & a potluck! Family-friendly, picnic style event will be hosted by BCTC & feature live local music with sets by BOMBA Fried Rice. 5p-8p.
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