Thu 29 Oct – 2 Nov
The Davis Cemetery District sets up a public altar (ofrenda) with grave-cleaning supplies, educational signage, and a pathway decorated with marigolds and papel picado; this year it is a self-guided altar visit.
The exhibition explores Davis as a site of artistic practice and political protest in the 1960s–80s, with works in film, print, and performance.
Free
Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art — 254 Old Davis Road, Davis, CA
Solo exhibition of Oakland artist Woody De Othello's new works exploring body, earth and spirit, including a bronze sculpture created for UC Davis; the museum is the exhibition's only California venue.
Free
Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art — 254 Old Davis Road, Davis, CA
Group exhibition of work by students in Misuk Goltz's watercolor classes at the Pence Gallery.
Free
Exhibition pairing Mercy Hawkins' sculptural paintings with her vibrant, large-scale watercolors on paper.
Free
All-you-can-eat sushi in the former Davis City Hall at 226 F St — opened Sept 4, 2026.
Last checked 21 Oct 2026View source
Japanese restaurant (Hakata ramen, katsu, small plates) at 226 F St — opened Sept 4, 2026.
Last checked 20 Oct 2026View source
Established Chongqing hot pot restaurant on G St.
Last checked 18 Oct 2026View source
Established Taiwanese hot pot restaurant on 2nd St (89–101 reviews across listings).
Last checked 18 Oct 2026View source