Arts and Entertainment

Anona Gallery

Anona is a self-taught artist. She uses her life experiences, love of her large family, music, dance and old stories of the past for her inspiration.

(310) 922-4350

14 Main St, Winters CA United States 95694

Stone Photography Gallery

Fine Art/Photography Gallery located at 429 F St, Suite 5, Davis, CA 95616. You can call and make an appointment to visit the gallery as well as set up a ‘Champagne Art Party’ with the owners.

(530) 756-6319

429 F Street, Suite 5 , Davis CA 95616

Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art

University museum with a robust collection of old master prints, East Asian art and ceramics.

(530) 752 8500

254 Old Davis Rd., Davis CA

The Basement Gallery

Featuring student work by undergraduate students.

530.752.0105

482 Hutchinson Drive, Davis CA

YoloArts

This vibrant arts group cultivates and advocates support for the arts, promotes and conducts arts education in our schools and community, and works to foster communication among artists, business, education, government, and the residents of Yolo County. For 30 years, YoloArts has been a strong fiber in the creative fabric of Yolo County through services, grants, artists in schools, exhibitions, and community outreach.

(530) 406-4844

120 West Main Street, Suite B, Woodland CA

ARC Guitar

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.

(530) 795-1795

308 Railroad Ave., Winters CA Winters

The Pence Gallery

The intimate Pence is a nonprofit art gallery dedicated to showing the best work by local and regional artists. They display 12 different exhibits annually, and offer classes, talks, and a series of programs for children. Free admission. Open Tuesday – Sunday 11:30-5 and 7pm-9pm on the second Friday of every month.

(530) 758-3370

212 D Street, Davis CA

John Natsoulas Gallery

Art dealer John Natsoulas set up this multi-level gallery with the idea that fine art should be accessible in a friendly, open setting. The gallery also hosts workshops and conferences. Open Wednesday – Thursday 11-5, Friday 11-10, Saturday – Sunday 12-5.

(530) 756-3938

521 First Street, Davis CA

Historic Woodland Walking Tours

The “Explore Historic Woodland” walking tour booklet provides readers a fun and educational way to experience Woodland’s tree-lined neighborhoods, filled with historic houses from the 1860s to the 1940s. Woodland has been called a “museum of housing styles” united by historic Downtown Woodland, listed on the Register of Historic Places.

Woodland, CA

Winters  Museum

The Winters Museum is centrally located in downtown Winters at 13 Russell Street, on the corner of Russell and First Streets, a short walk from Buckhorn Steakhouse, Putah Creek Cafe, Preserve, Steady Eddy’s, Winters City Hall, and Winters Community Center. Open Thursday – Sunday 2pm – 6pm and by appointment.

(530) 304 1528

13 Russell Street, Winters CA

California Agriculture Museum

Exhibits trace the evolution of California farming since the late 1800s, with more than 100 tractors and another 100 pieces of agricultural artifacts on display, celebrating our rich agricultural heritage. Open Wed-Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4. Admission: $5 to $10, under 5 free; call for details or visit www.californiaagmuseum.org.

(530) 666-9700

1962 Hays Lane, Woodland CA

Woodland Opera House

The Woodland Opera House building is owned by the State of California but management is by a professional staff hired by the Woodland Opera House Board of Trustees. The Board is made up of arts lovers, theatre buffs, historians and business persons.

(530) 666-9617

340 2nd Street, Woodland CA

Historic Downtown Winters

The City of Winters was founded in 1875, and the buildings on Main Street still retain their elegance and character. Dining, wine-tasting, and shopping will keep you interested.

(530) 795-2329.

Downtown Winters, CA

Woodland Library

This Mission-Style edifice was built by Andrew Carnegie in 1905. This library is still used for its intended purpose, a place to store knowledge for all. Next to the historic building is the Woodland Library Rose Garden. Hours: Monday-Thursday 9-7, Saturday 12-4.

(530) 661-5980

250 First Street, Woodland CA

Hattie Weber Museum

The historic building was built by the Bachelor Girls as a Library in 1911; it was moved in 1988 from its original site on F Street and converted to a museum that honors Hattie Weber, as well as displaying Davisville/Davis history. The museum is run by volunteers who know the history of Davis dating back to 1870. Hours: Wednesday and Saturday 10-4. Admission is free.

(530) 758-5637

445 C Street, Davis CA

U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame

Housed in Davis, this world-class attraction features priceless bicycles, trophies, medals, and memorabilia from the world’s cycling best. Changing displays highlight contemporary pros. Also on display is the prestigious Pierce Miller antique bicycle collection. Open Wednesday 4-8, Saturday 10-2, or by appointment.

(530) 341-2363

303 3rd Street, Davis CA

International House

Shows films international films the first and third Fridays of each month. Check their website for schedule.

(530) 753-5007

10 College Park, Davis CA

Regal Cinemas Stadium 5

This first-run movie theater offers stadium style seating and digital surround sound systems in all of its theaters.

(530) 297-4103

420 G Street, Davis CA

Regal Cinemas Holiday 6

This movie theater has six screens and offers more traditional non-stadium seats. All auditoriums are equipped with digital sound systems.

(530) 753-3093

101 F Street, Davis CA

Davis Varsity Theatre

A 1940s art house cinema showing independent films; before or after, step nextdoor for a tasty gelato.

(530) 758-5284

616 2nd Street, Davis CA

Bike City Theatre Company

A Davis-based theater group featuring sketch, improv, and other theatrical shows.

Davis, CA

The Art Theater of Davis

A local non-profit group that performs classic plays from the history of drama in original translations. Past productions include Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov, Playing with Fire by Luigi Pirandello, and Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen. For upcoming shows, check their website www.arttheater.org.

Davis, CA

Veterans Memorial Theatre

Featuring dance, music, and other events throughout the year.

203 E 14th Street, Davis CA

Winters Theatre Company

WTC is the oldest drama group in Yolo County and has operated for nearly 30 years. Since its inception in 1979, the Winters Theatre Company has presented more than 100 varied plays to the community and region, including drama, mysteries, farces, comedies, musicals, and more. Don’t miss their amazing performance each summer of Shakespeare in the Park.

(530) 795-4014

201 Railroad Avenue, Winters CA

ACME Theatre Company

A self-sufficient company operated for and by high school age artists committed to staging professional quality drama.

(530) 401-6688

Davis, CA

UC Davis Theatre & Dance Department

World premieres, international Artist-in-Residence programs, and timeless theatrical classics are characteristics of the performance season.

(530) 752-0888

222 Wright Hall, UC Davis Campus, Davis CA

Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts

A state of the art performing arts center that hosts world class performers. Visit their website for upcoming shows.

(530) 754-2787

One Shields Ave, UC Davis Campus, Davis CA

Davis Musical Theatre Company

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.

(530) 756-3682

607 Pena Drive, Davis CA