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Whole Earth Festival 2026 Call for Art Space Submissions
Building off this year's festival theme of "Solardarity,” this year's Art Space prompt is "The Woven World.” -
‘No Kings’ Yolo
A third nationwide “No Kings” march has been set for March 28 and Yolo County neighbors are invited to join the movement—marching across Tower Bridge from Yolo County to the California State Capitol. -
New Freedge in Davis expands space for giving
Take what you need, leave what you can. -
Sacred Tiger inks its place in Davis' tattoo scene
Tattoo shops are few and far between in Davis. Nestled on H Street on the outskirts of the downtown area, is Sacred Tiger Tattoo. -
League sponsors affordable-housing forum
The League of Women Voters of Yolo County will hold its public forum “Affordable Housing: How do We Get it Built?” on Thursday, March 12, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Woodland Community and Senior Center, 2001 East St.… -
UC Davis hosts Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Applebaum
As the speaker of this year’s Eugene Lunn Memorial Lecture Series, Applebaum emphasized the threats to modern-day democracy By YUENJO FAN AND AMBER DUHS — [email protected] On Feb. 9, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and historian Anne Applebaum headlined the annual Eugene Lunn Memorial Lecture Series. Held at the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of... -
Sudwerk Brewery hosts ‘Astronomy on Tap’
Dr. Sean Carroll and Dr. Andrew Wetzel give astrophysics talks to Davis community By SONJA WOOLEY — [email protected] Davis students and families gathered at Sudwerk Brewery on Thursday, Feb. 5, to hear talks on supernovae and the fate of the cosmos by Dr. Sean Carroll, a professor of natural philosophy at Johns Hopkins University, and... -
Scene Newsletter
The Scene newsletter is your link to the many activities and services at the Davis Senior Center. Enjoy! -
Davisville, Feb. 23, 2026: From gray walls at MIT to colors in California
Davis architect Maria Ogrydziak, whose designs include the Davis Food Co-op building (pictured) on G Street downtown, was born in Stockholm to Estonian parents, lived in Taiwan for two years while growing up, and began to make her mark as an...
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Crazy D’s Hot Chicken opens G Street location
A social media hit, the hot chicken spot draws late-night bar-goers and college foodies alike By PIPER AWEEKA — [email protected] On Jan. 31, Crazy D’s Hot Chicken opened the doors to its newest franchise location in Downtown Davis. The latest business to take up residency on G Street, Crazy D’s menu boasts a variety of... -
City of Davis releases refreshed bike map to include cyclists and electric vehicle users
The updated resource includes new routes, safety information and electric mobility regulations By ALMA CULVERWELL — [email protected] The City of Davis recently announced the release of its newly updated bike map. The map displays the city’s network of bike lanes, shared-use paths, off-street trails and recommended routes, providing residents with a vital resource that makes... -
Yolo County news: Art studio rooted in Chicano legacy, new jobs in Winters and more stories
The following is the Feb. 25 edition of the Abridged by PBS KVIE Yolo County email newsletter, by reporter Daniel Hennessy and the team at Yolo Local. Want it sent […]
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Wide Wide World Fund Announces Annual Grant to Support Educational and Cultural Enrichment for Winters Students
The fund’s purpose is clear: to promote educational and cultural enrichment for students in Winters schools that will open a wider world to them. -
Toad Hollow Dog Park - OPEN
Toad Hollow Dog Park is OPEN! Please be cautious as there may be some muddy areas. Thank you! -
Residue of Ritual: an exhibition of the discarded Opens March 14 at The Barn Gallery
In Residue of Ritual, Quincy Arcega and Ryan curate a spectacle of objects and images culled from the endless deposits of residual materials resulting from our accelerated growth economy.