2nd Friday ArtAbout is a monthly evening of art viewing and artists’ receptions at galleries and businesses in Downtown Davis and beyond. Coordinated by the Pence Gallery, all events are free and open to the public. Many include complimentary refreshments and opportunities to converse with featured artists.
Charming home built in 1905, with six guest rooms, right near historic downtown.
A self-sufficient company operated for and by high school age artists committed to staging professional quality drama.
A full-service guitar workshop and gallery located in an 103-year-old historic building in the quaint town of Winters. Showcasing beautifully handcrafted guitars and offering guitar repair and restoration. ARC Guitar also offers classes in guitar-building through the Guitar Building School. Workshop hours: weekdays 11-6, Saturday 11-3.
Appetizers, Chinese and Filipino soups, Vietnamese sandwiches, and a variety of noodle bowls from Japan, Vietnam and China.
Cache Creek Casino Resort
Explore some lovely backroads out of Winters, passing farmlands and orchards.
Drake’s: The Barn is a landmark two-acre community gathering spot, featuring food, beer, wine, cocktails and entertainment along the river in West Sacramento’s Bridge District underneath the wind of an architecture landmark.
We can’t make any promises you won’t get lost in beer-muda but we can promise you’ll be cheering to good times as you savor your favorite hand-crafted microbrew beer found in Yolo County’s three principle cities of Davis, Woodland, and Winters.
A 20-barrel craft brewery just west of Winters, producing fresh, unfiltered, naturally carbonated beers. The tap room is located at the brewery, a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere in a country setting, with indoor and outdoor seating, food trucks, and frequent live music.
Berryessa Gap offers two winery venue locations, one in historic downtown Winters and the other in a beautiful country setting just outside of Winters. Please contact their friendly staff to arrange your next event!
Experience Berryessa Gap Vineyard’s legacy of historic family farming and viticulture at our downtown Winters tasting room located at 15 Main Street. The tasting room offers a great daytime setting for wine tasting and an elegant evening environment to enjoy live music, award-winning wine and a selection of traditional Spanish tapas.
Experience Berryessa Gap Vineyards legacy of historic family farming and viticulture at our Estate Winery located at 27260 Highway 128. Memorable, low key and picturesque, our winery production facility and tasting room.
The Best Western Plus Palm Court located in the heart of downtown Davis offers an executive boardroom perfectly suited for your business needs.
Newly renovated all-suite hotel in the heart of Downtown Davis near the UC Davis campus.
Near UC Davis campus in downtown with many amenities.
Grasslands Park is a 320-acre park that contains significant natural resources with conservation of vernal pools, Burrowing owls, Swainson's hawks and other rare and endangered species. Most of the park has ben natively restored with plants that would natively and...
Pizza “fast-fire’d in 180 seconds”; choose one of theirs from menu or build your own; also serves salads, drinks, dessert.
Bloom ranch produces natural nuts and snacks. They also hull and shell walnuts. Tours by appointment only
A family owned and operated brewery, brewing all of their beers using the finest ingredients. With 15 beers, cider and wine on tap, they have something for everyone!
In this small farming community nestled along the Sacramento River, the Bogle family's years of hard work have developed into an impressive grape growing operation, as well as a nationally acclaimed winery. Open Daily, Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm; Saturday - Sunday 11am - 5pm.
Hold your special event at the majestic Bogle Vineyards & Winery along the scenic and serene Sacramento River Delta.
The seventh largest insect collection in North America has more than 7 million specimens from around the world, focusing on fresh-water and terrestrial invertebrates. Open Monday to Thursday 8:30-12, 1-5. Free admission.
Venerable steakhouse in landmark setting: Certified aged Angus sirloins, prime rib, tri-tip, plus seafood and specials. Reservations recommended.
Half-pound Niman Ranch beef burgers, plus sandwiches, soups, salads.
This is a splendid 130-acre property on lower Cache Creek offering hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and bird watching. June to October hours: weekday’s 9-noon. October through May hours: weekdays 9-3 Monday-Friday, every third Saturday 9-2.
Come out for a tour of a Lavender Farm and purchase lavender and lavender products such as soap, bath salts, sprays and more. Don’t miss the annual Lavender Festival each June! By appointment only.
The Cache Creek Nature Preserve (CCNP) is a 130-acre complex of wetlands, oak savanna, grasslands, and riparian forest.
Seasonal selection of salads, soups, daily breads, sandwiches, pizzettas, and burgers, fresh fish, steak, and chicken.
Enjoy fresh beer, cocktails, pizza, salads, appetizers and good times in Davis at Calicraft Brewing Co.
California Airport Shuttle provides service across Yolo County and surrounding areas. Private rides to Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose airports. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to pick you up or drop you off at the airport.
Servicing Yolo County and surrounding areas, California Limo offers some of the lowest rates for luxury SUVs, luxury transit van Service, black car service, charter buses, and party buses. Providing dependable transportation to SFO, SMF, OAK, and SJC, as well as point-to-point rides, wine tours, weddings, corporate travel, and group trips throughout Northern California.
A unique facility combining education, research, and conservation. This Center provides care for about 200 raptors per year, releasing 60 percent back into the wild. Free; open to the public weekdays 9-4. Located next to the goat barn; open weekdays 9-4, Saturday 9-12.
As aggressive a ride as you will find in Yolo County, this route takes in all of Cantelow and some of isolated, steep Mix Canyon. Good for legs and lungs.
Available for free tours and product sales. Located in the beautiful Lamb Valley, Capay Hills Orchard is a small family, organic certified, where all eight still have a role in the farm. They practice regenerative farming practices and have the most magnificent organic raw almonds, organic almond butter and smoked almonds available for tasting and sales, direct from the farmer.
Available for free tours and product sales. Located in the beautiful Lamb Valley, Capay Hills Orchard is a small family, organic certified, where all eight still have a role in the farm. They practice regenerative farming practices and have the most magnificent organic raw almonds, organic almond butter and smoked almonds available for tasting and sales, direct from the farmer.
Set in the beautiful Capay Valley, guests are welcomed to the farm by picturesque, rolling hills and vivid sunsets. Events are held along an oak tree and lavender-lined, grassy plateau overlooking fields of fruits and vegetables and citrus and stone fruit orchards.
Nestled in the beautiful Capay Valley, our farm offers a charming location for any event. Visitors are welcomed by picturesque, rolling hills and vivid sunsets. Events an be held along our oak-tree and lavender-lined, grassy plateau overlooking fields of fruits and vegetables and nearby citrus and stone fruit orchards.
Come see where your food is grown! Farm tours are held four times a year and the farm hosts three festivals: a Cinco de Mayo celebration, Capay Tomato (July) and Capay Crush (September). Activities include: a farm tram pulled by a tractor, seasonal, free harvest sample, kids’ crafts and live music. Visitors are welcome to picnic.
Capay Valley Lavender is 27 acres in northern California’s enchanting Capay Valley. It is home to flourishing lavender fields, a patch of fresh, organic produce, and acres of garbanzo beans. It is also the realization of Sherri Wood’s lifelong dream, planted during childhood, nurtured across the years, and, finally, brought to life in 2017.
Offering pick your own lavender end of May through end of June. Also offering tours, events and farm made lavender products onsite.
Capay Valley Vineyards produces wine from their own vineyard grown grapes. All wines are estate including Sparkling Viognier and Sparkling Tempranillo – which are completely fermented and bottled at the winery.
Carboni’s Ristorante, Bar, and Market, located inside the charming Hotel Winters in downtown, serves Italian cuisine with fresh, local ingredients and offers a variety of seating options. Enjoy craft beers, artisanal cocktails, or a glass of vino at our wraparound bar, outdoor patio, rooftop bar or dining area.
Prepared in their exhibition kitchen, Carboni’s Ristorante, Bar, and Market offers an Italian-forward menu complete with homemade pizza and pasta straight from Winter’s regional bounty. Enjoy craft beers, artisanal cocktails, or a glass of vino at our wraparound bar, outdoor patio, rooftop bar or dining area.
For forty-five years, the C.N. Gorman Museum has been dedicated to the creative expressions of Native American artists and artists of diverse cultures and histories. Open Mon- Fri 12-5pm; Sun 2-5pm.
Woodland's Dinner on Main is Yolo County's premier farm to fork event! Celebrating local farmers and growers by pairing their products with local chefs who prepare a multi-course dinner served family-style down the middle of historic main street.
Their dough is prepared fresh daily, their sauce is made with their own unique spice blend, and their cheese is 100% real California Mozzarella.
Hotel Winters is a boutique spa hotel in downtown Winters within walking distance of restaurants, tasting rooms, and shopping. It offers oversized guest rooms, a tranquil courtyard, a rooftop bar, a luxury spa, and onsite dining. Make sure to check out their special offers.
Built in 1905, Abbey House Inn is a charming retreat just a block from downtown. Lovingly restored and updated, it features a spacious dining area and parlor with an inviting wrap-around porch. Each room has its own bath and some have whirlpool tubs and fireplaces.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott offers free Wi-Fi, a pool and fitness center, and delicious, fresh, and free breakfast. It features outstanding service, comfort, and conveniences at a great value.
Sichuan dining option with spicy fare served in a straightforward setting with beer & wine.
An ongoing project that preserves and restores native habitats and the wildlife they support. Open to public to view birds and other wildlife or you can take a tour. Located at 45400 County Road 28H, Davis. Open to the public February 15 through August 31, seven days a week, 7-1. September 1 through February 15, Mondays only, 7-1. Located on County Road 28H.
The Wetlands is one of the city’s most valuable open space resources providing wildlife habitat, flood control, advanced waste water and storm water treatments, recreational and environmental learning opportunities. Tours are offered the first Saturday of each month.
This ride (as mapped) starts from the Southport Town Center (shopping center at intersection of Lake Washington and Jefferson Boulevards) in West Sacramento. Riding to and from east Davis (Mace Park & Ride) would add approximately 26 total miles.
The Clarksburg fishing area is located on a 3.9 acre shelf of land inside the Sacramento River Levee just 1.5 miles south of the town of Clarksburg. The area serves as an access to the Sacramento River for boating, water skiing, and fishing. Parking is provided. Overnight camping is prohibited. No potable water.
Clarksburg, California, is a quaint and serene rural town located in Yolo County. Known for its vineyards, it's home to the Clarksburg AVA, a prestigious American Viticultural Area. The small town exhibits a strong sense of community, charming farmlands, and various local wineries that make for delightful wine tasting experiences.
Exploring the serene vineyards and world-class wineries in Clarksburg, California is a true delight for wine connoisseurs. Situated along the Sacramento River, Clarksburg offers stunning river and vineyard views. Additionally, a trip to the historic Old Sugar Mill which houses 15 wineries, offers a blend of rustic charm and a chance to taste some of the region's best wines.
Nice selection of coffees and teas, plus inexpensive salads, paninis, smoothies; indoor and patio seating.
Providing airport drop off and pick up, taxi service and executive car services.
Common Grounds is a locally owned independent business that has served the community for over 15 years. In addition to providing the finest coffee and pastries, they have an experienced and friendly staff.
Come view student work on display at the Craft Center. Exhibit changes every month. Free admission. Open Monday – Thursday 10–10, Friday 12–7, Weekends 10-6. Located on the UC Davis campus craft center off Hutchinson drive in the South Silo Building.
Inventive crepes for breakfast, brunch, or dessert, plus sandwiches, soups, salads, and terrific potatoes.
Their overall mission for Cultivé is simple — to provide a nutritious snack and guilt-free indulgence in a modern, upbeat environment.
Proudly known as the “Bicycle Capital of America” since as far back as 1964, Davis has long been a leader in getting around on two wheels for school, work, and play. Davis was the first city in the nation to legislate and implement standardized bike lanes, and today more than 100 miles of bike paths and trails wind their way all through town. In 2006, Davis became the first city in America to earn the coveted Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community Award from the League of American Bicyclists—and is even working to achieve “Beyond Platinum” status. Davis is also home to the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame, a handsome museum that celebrates the rich history of American cycling accomplishment.
The Davis Art Center offers about 300 classes every quarter year including, but not limited to, art, dance, martial arts, and storytelling at an average price of only $48. Open Monday – Thursday 9:30-7, Friday 9:30-5.
Davis is home to more than a dozen art galleries featuring the works of local painters, sculptors, photographers, multi-media artists and more. Some galleries to check out include John Natsoulas Center for the Arts, which features high-profile exhibitions and hosts workshops and lectures; Pence Gallery, which showcases the work of local and regional artists; and The Artery, a local artists cooperative. There are also citywide art walks scheduled throughout the year.
The Davis Bike Loop is an approximately 12 mile long route through the Greenbelt that passes through most of the major pieces of bicycle infrastructure in town. It’s also the route of the annual Tour de Cluck event in May. Easy for everyone.
This legendary market brings farmers and food lovers together year-round. Find fruits, vegetables, nuts, organic produce and meats, flowers, performers, and much more. Saturday 8-1 year-round; Wednesday 4:30-8:30 March through October. East Quad Farmers Market at UC Davis Wednesdays 10-2, Fall and Spring quarters.
This twice-a-week event brings farmers and consumers together, rain or shine, year-round. You will find locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts, produce and more. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round; Wednesdays 4:30 p.m. till sunset, April through October for Picnic in the Park Market; and Wednesdays, 3 to 6 p.m., November through March, for the Winter Market.
Davis Farmers Market hosts Picnic in the Park with live music every Wednesday 4pm-8pm May through September.
California’s first year-round amateur musical theater company. Each year, DMTC produces ten musicals (nearly 100 performances). Visit their website to learn about their upcoming shows.
The Davis Senior Center provides quality recreational, social and supportive services for mature adults and their family members.
Popular spot with large sushi bar.
This is a pleasant ride through the farmlands of Yolo County to the small town of Capay. You’ll cycle past aqueducts, fields of sunflowers, orchards and a number of lovely farmhouses. The Roadtrip Bar & Grill in Capay is the mid-ride destination for refueling.
Explore the southern edge of the Dunnigan Hills, which is some of Yolo County’s best wine country. This is a really nice ride in the springtime. You’ll pass by Cache Creek Preserve at mile 14.5 and mile 49; it’s a nice spot to rest, bird watch. Water/porta-johns available.
Use a prevailing north wind to help push you to Martinez, find a good place to eat, and then take the train home. Or make your way to Davis and stay the weekend!
This is a relatively flat route from the Davis Amtrak station to the Suisun/FF Amtrak station. Route skirts Vacaville on the north side, but it’s easy to jog into town for all amenities including a bike shop.
This route was scouted and mapped with the intent of keeping the cyclist on low-traffic, scenic and safe routes to and through Vallejo, either to or from the Ferry Terminal.
There are many ways to ride to Winters. This one starts from Starbucks on Lyndell Terrace and takes a northerly route before dropping down to pick up Putah Creek Road. It returns via the Russell Bike Path. All amenities, including a bike shop, are available in Winters.
A 1940s art house cinema showing independent films; before or after, step nextdoor for a tasty gelato.
The state-of-the-art Enomatic wine serving system featured at Davis Wine Bar is what sets us apart from other wine bars in Northern California. Guests have an opportunity to choose and taste any of our rotating selection of 72 wines featured on the Enomatic equipment via 2 ounce self-pours.
The Design Museum is known for its changing exhibitions of national and international design-related material, including architecture, costume, graphic design, textiles, new media, and popular culture. Free admission. Open Monday – Friday 12-4, Sunday 2-4.
Fresh Mexican fare, changing chalkboard specials, mild to searingly spicy salsa bar.
Fresh Mexican fare, changing chalkboard specials, mild to searingly spicy salsa bar.
