Welcome art lovers, artists, Davisites, followers of Davis government and anyone else tuning in tonight. Tonight on the agenda Emily Griswold joins us again to discuss the City Arts Gateway Project at the entry - Read more

Monday, April 11 – April 15, 2011 Back To Better Days Saturday, April 16 is Picnic Day 2011 at UC Davis, with a theme this year of Rewind.  Given that last year’s event left something to be desired from - Read more

The Consortium for Women and Research proudly presents, the 6th annual Davis Feminist Film Festival! The festival will be going on at the Veteran’s Memorial Theater from 5pm to 9:30 pm on Thursday, April 14th - Read more

Sun, sea and palm trees…that was what I expected when I discovered, quite surprisingly, that I would be spending my junior year in California. Six months later and I’ve discovered that the Hollywood image is - Read more

The Dynamic Davis Domes Community is at it again! They held a work party on Sunday, April 3rd, that reminded us all of what is so great about Davis. Lots of community members coming together to eat, listen to - Read more

This week the Dirt had an opportunity to cross over the Grapevine and participate in the endlessly entertaining (for Californians anyway) game of “Comparing Southern California Unflatteringly With Northern - Read more

Although our idyllic burg is still drenched and mussed from the last few rain/wind storms and preparing for the next deluge, there are plenty of folks about town who would like your attention.  Herein, find - Read more

Welcome to the March 2011 City of Davis Civic Arts Commission meeting. This month the City of Davis Arts Council will be covering the following topics: Civic Arts Workshops, The 2011 Juried Art Show, The Third - Read more

The Domes AKA Baggins End Innovative Housing is more than a place on a map, it’s a thriving experimental community and a unique reminder that UC Davis and the City of Davis has been at the forefront of - Read more

One of the more controversial components of the Governor’s January budget proposal has been the recommended elimination of California’s redevelopment agencies.  John Myers, Sacramento Bureau Chief for KQED - Read more