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Upcoming Movies for November

Arts & CultureNovember 6, 2017
Diverse movies for all This November, there are a lot of highly anticipated movies being released in theaters — a variety of movies to choose from that will help distract you from the hell that is the middle of the quarter. (Disclosure: Ticket prices at Regal theaters are $5 on Tuesdays.) Don’t forget: critically acclaimed […]

Andrew Bird displays eclectic music style

Arts & CultureNovember 5, 2017
Singer-songwriter performs folky pop with multiple instruments On Sunday, Oct. 22, Andrew Bird’s tour stopped by UC Davis at the Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts. Bird, an acclaimed violinist and whistler, presented a three-part performance with a visual solo act as well as a complete band and acoustic set. As I […]

Sacramento Arts Festival celebrates 20th anniversary

Arts & CultureNovember 2, 2017
Festival to showcase variety of local art Just in time for the holiday season, this year’s 20th annual Sacramento Arts Festival, with 225 vendors and over 15,000 original works, will feature a selection of elaborate and one-of-a-kind artworks, including jewelry, ceramics, clothing, furniture, woodworks, drawings, paintings, sculptures and photography. Artists come locally and from across […]

Blade Runner sequel claims its own identity

Arts & CultureOctober 31, 2017
“2049” manages to escape from underneath its predecessor’s shadow “Blade Runner” recently celebrated its 35th anniversary, still one of the more memorable ‘80s movies. Its defining aspect is design: “Blade Runner” is renowned for its spectacular sound and lighting. Its sequel, “Blade Runner 2049,” had big shoes to fill, but it managed well. “Blade Runner […]

Architectural History of College Park

Arts & CultureOctober 31, 2017
Famed street holds important place in Davis history Sitting just off the UC Davis Campus, nestled among picturesque trees and a sprawling grass field, is the city of Davis’ premier neighborhood. Established in 1923, College Park’s distinctive, egg-shaped street has been home to countless UC Davis professors and local personalities. However, the true star of […]

Pumpkin Patches near Davis

Arts & CultureOctober 29, 2017
Places to celebrate the fall season It’s fall, so that means your Instagram feed is composed entirely of pumpkin patches. As kids, pumpkin patches were meant for actually picking out pumpkins. But times have changed, and now these places have many other activities to take part in. Especially in Yolo County, corn mazes are a […]

Here for the Laughs: Comedy as Art

Arts & CultureOctober 29, 2017
Davis comedians straddle border between funny, offensive Fourth-year history major Roman Spinale had his first stand-up comedy show when he was in fourth grade. Well, at least a version of such. “I remember there was a substitute teacher, and I was talking in class trying to make my friends laugh, so she told me if […]

The Enchanted Cellar Costume Rental returns

Arts & CultureOctober 26, 2017
Costumes reflect this year’s theme: “Heroines with Heart” Located in the basement of Wright Hall, the Enchanted Cellar Costume Shop provides an assortment of elaborate costume rentals of all styles — and just in time for Halloween. Open all year long, the Enchanted Cellar has been providing the Davis community with a vast selection of […]

Halloween cover show at The Morgue

Arts & CultureOctober 26, 2017
The Morgue brings back teenage memories with upcoming house show If there’s one thing that pulled me through my middle school angst, it was late ‘90s punk music blasting loudly in my bedroom — and I imagine most college students can relate. Local venue The Morgue is hosting a cover show for just that reason. […]

Farm-to-fork in the Capay Valley

Arts & CultureOctober 24, 2017
Farmers and chefs form symbiotic relationship, increasing impact of northern California farms and cuisine 46 years ago, a young woman with a passion for food opened a small establishment in Berkeley, California. Today we know her as Alice Waters, a world-renowned chef. Waters’s flagship eatery, Chez Panisse, is synonymous with the farm-to-fork movement she helped […]

Lessons from a killer clown: What “It” can teach the horror genre

Arts & CultureOctober 24, 2017
“It” uses empathy and characterization to heighten the scare Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers for the film “It.” Horror as entertainment is popular today. “It” recently debuted in theaters and proved just that. Masses flocked to theaters, helping the film gross over $100 million in its first weekend. Where was the appeal of this […]

Local Music Venues in Davis

Arts & CultureOctober 23, 2017
A look into your go-to music events A common misconception is that Davis is deprived of excitement. Students run out of things to do, and the town becomes too familiar. On the contrary, Davis is actually full of fun activities, which are particularly lively during the weekends. There’s never a boring moment if you dig […]