PENCE GALLERY. Join us for a fun and stimulating talk with “The Realm of Possibility” artists, Diane Williams and Maryann Steinert-Foley. Director Natalie Nelson will facilitate the conversation on their respective processes, layers of meaning in the work, and the balance between art and life. Free for students & Pence Members; $10 at the door for non-Members. 2p—3:30p. $0—10
WALKER HALL, UC DAVIS. UC Davis Association of Environmental Professionals is welcoming members of the community that work in the environmental field to our event for a night of conversation, networking, and mingling with other professionals, students, and our speakers. 5:30p—7p. Free
DAVIS COMMUNITY CHURCH. Giovanni Peri, professor and Chair of Economics at UC Davis, will discuss the evidence and the researched benefits of immigration as well as the risks of declining immigration in an aging society. 12p—1p. Free
PENCE GALLERY. Join us for an Artist Talk with Robert Ortbal in conjunction with his current solo exhibition, Encounters. He will lead a dialogue about the work on display, sharing images and videos highlighting the evolution and development of his previous work. This event is free for Members & students, and $10 for Non-Members at the door. 3p—4:30p. $0—10
DAVIS COMMUNITY CHURCH. Join us in welcoming Balakhilya das, world renowned Bhakti Yoga Master, who offers a practical and accessible approach to Bhakti yoga, focusing on kirtan — the nectar of love (bhakti) — the heart and soul of yoga. 6:30p—8:30p. Free
DAVIS COMMUNITY CHURCH. In a world where faith is often entangled with privilege, nationalism, and exclusion, this series offers an invitation to rediscover the Gospel through the lens of those who suffer. Featuring the prophetic voice of Miguel De La Torre, be challenged to move beyond a comfortable, domesticated Christianity toward a faith that stands in radical solidarity with the oppressed. 12p—1p. Free
DAVIS COMMUNITY CHURCH. From the kitchens of downtown Davis to the agricultural fields all around us, Yolo County wouldn’t function without the hard work of thousands of Latino workers, a significant portion of whom are undocumented. Please join Antonio De Loera-Brust for a candid discussion on this population, its role in Yolo County society, and its contributions and needs – which are too often overlooked even in the very liberal community of Davis. 12p—1p. Free
