In this edition: Discover Western Yolo
Yolo
MAGAZINE
Winter/Spring 2020
History revisited
Creative spirits
The taste of Yolo
The small Capay Valley town of Guinda celebrates a history that is nearly forgotten outside of the valley.
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Welcome Yolo Magazine Winter/Spring
Welcome to the enchanting
Capay Valley
LETTER
Welcome to the enchanting “Greater Capay Valley” — or Western Yolo County. I am a fifth-generation descendant of Scottish gold-mining pioneers to Yolo County — this place means a lot to me. Many of the people still living in this area are descended from pioneer ancestors like mine, but also from the 8,000-year habitation of the native Hill Patwin, so this area has a rich history that might not be visible if you didn’t know to look for it. My 20-year-old great grandfather, “Doc” Wyatt Godfrey Duncan, came to California in 1850 on a cattle drive from southwestern Missouri with his 12-year-old “kid brother Bill” — a fact I heard often from my cowboy father when we kids whined about having to herd cattle and sheep on a blisteringly hot summer day filled with dust, flies and rattlesnakes. “Do you think they whined?” he’d ask … to which we four all agreed they must have. Wyatt and Bill panned for gold at Mud Springs the winter of 1850 — which today is El Dorado town — and then found their way to the newly available Mexican land grant of Rancho Canada de Capay — essentially the whole of Capay Valley. They were joined by others like them, such as the storied Stephens brothers, who also amassed 8,000 acres of farm and ranch land, making their fortune mostly in premium sheep and also starting the Bank of Woodland. They built the first adobe home in the area and their land is still farmed by family as the Historic Oakdale Ranch on State Highway 16 between Madison and Esparto. Until the 1960s, we all went to the one- and two-room school houses dotting the area until they were unified with the Esparto district. Two such school houses still stand — one is Canon School between Brooks and Guinda and one is Clover School on County Road 19 between CR 87 and Highway 505. As you drive around here today, you will see many orchards, mostly almond and olive, and vineyards, some dating to one hundred fifty years ago, a long history that brought many Greeks, Italians and Japanese to the area. The grain lands brought many Germany dry-farmers. The town of Guinda attracted a large number of African Americans after the Civil War, and the farm labor needs attracted many migrant workers, many of whom stayed. Our schools were never segregated and we were a very multi-cultural community — all students funneled into Esparto High, the second oldest in Yolo County. I have been researching and writing about all this for the last decade, culminating in a 440-page book titled “The History and Stories of the Capay Valley,” published in 2015. We annually celebrate our history with Black History-Multicultural Day on the second Saturday of February at historic Guinda Grange Hall, and the Almond Festival on the last Sunday of February throughout the whole valley. Both include live music, craft booths, BBQ and historical displays. Come celebrate this magical place with us — and drop by the history-and-book booth I always have at each event.
Elizabeth “Betsy” Monroe
Director of The Greater Capay Valley Historical Society emonroe@greatercapayvalley.org
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A page from the 1910 U.S. Census of Guinda that includes residents Charles and Hattie Simpson and their family. See page eight for story.
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Index Yolo Magazine Winter/Spring
INDEX
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CELEBRATING CAPAY HIS TORY Guinda celebrates its storied multicultural history.
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In Focus Yolo Magazine Winter/Spring
IN FOCUS
CELEBRATING CAPAY VALLE Y’S FORGOT TEN HIS TORY F
or most of its history, Guinda has been remote. Nestled midway up the narrow Capay Valley, no one gets there by accident, and historically, that’s how Guinda’s residents have liked it. With fertile soil in the valley and cheap land in the hills overlooking Cache Creek, homesteaders came to Guinda with purpose. In the late 1800’s the Southern Pacific Railroad bought the land and laid out a town on 1,300 acres. The company even chose the town’s name, which is the Spanish word for the tart cherry tree. Once the plans were made, they set out to entice people to settle the area. People were drawn in by advertisements for affordable plots, and by 1913 the rail-
Hattie Logan Simpson was the niece of Green Berry Logan, the first African American homesteader in Guinda. She moved to Guinda with her husband Charles Henry Simpson after their marriage in 1887.
Story by Emma Johnson
Yolo County Archives photo
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Left: Charles Henry Simpson, husband of Hattie Logan Simpson, moved to Guinda in 1900. He was an orchardist and started a brass-band in Guinda. Yolo County Archives photos
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The Rustic Bar-b-que welcomes people into Guinda with a sign decorated with the cherries the town is named for and a steer on the roof. Emma Johnson photo
road had turned Guinda into the trading center of upper Capay Valley. The town boasted a hotel, a barbershop and a general store, among other businesses. Some of these buildings are still standing today. Among the people drawn to Guinda by the railroad’s advertisements and the opportunity to homestead in theCapay Valley were African Americans seeking a refuge from the racism they faced in other parts of the country. In the Capay Valley they could carve out their own piece of California, where they could own
land and operate businesses on their own terms. These settlers, some of them freed slaves or the children of slaves, began buying land in Guinda in the 1890’s. Green Berry Logan, the son of an African American woman and a white father, was the first of these settlers in Guinda. He was followed by other African American families, like the Simpsons, Hacketts, Hemphills and the Logans. These families lived alongside each other and often intermarried. Logan’s niece, Hattie Logan Simpson,
married Charles Henry Simpson, an orchardist who started Guinda’s brass band. When there were enough children for a schoolhouse the settlers built Summit School in the hills. Twenty children of different races came together in one classroom and were taught by three white teachers, who traveled up to the schoolhouse in a buggy. Children walked a footbridge built over Cache Creek to get to their classroom. The school operated from 1895 to 1912. When the railroad station closed Guinda quieted down. The
boom was over, but many of the farmers remained, including some of the descendants of the early African American settlers. Several of those early African American settlers, including Green Berry Logan and Charles Henry Simpson, are buried in the Logan Cemetery, which overlooks the valley. As time passed these families and their stories were mostly forgotten outside of the Capay Valley. Guinda native Clarence Van Hook found a way to bring them back. For nearly 20 years
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The Guinda Corner Store, which was established in 1891, has a wooden porch and vintage doors.
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Guinda’s Black History Month event has been hosted at the Grange hall every year since the celebration began.
Guinda has celebrated the history of the African American homesteaders every second Saturday in February at the historic Western Grange Hall, located just off of Highway 16. Van Hook not only founded the event, but has been involved ever since. The event grew over the years, but has continued to be held at the Grange Hall. Luna Vista Rotary Club of Woodland joined Van Hook, and Rotarian Dave Reed has been involved with planning the event for five years now. “It’s a really fun, feelgood event,” Reed says. He says that he has enjoyed
seeing people with ties to the community attend and share their experiences growing up in Guinda. Reed says that in past years the Grange Hall filled with as many as 150 to 200 people. Several years ago, Van Hook advocated for the event to expand from solely a black history month event to include a multi-cultural celebration in order to include the many other cultures who have lived in Yolo County. In previous years this outreach has involved groups like Latinx dance and mariachi troupes and Native American dancers. As the event grew they also incorporated formal speakers
into the schedule. Last year UC Davis Chancellor Gary May spoke, and this year they have a speaker representing Yolo County’s historical Japanese American citizens. Since its inception the celebration has offered attendees a free lunch, provided by the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation. They provide the meat, and Luna Vista Rotary does the grilling. Attendees are invited to bring along a dish to share. This year Guinda’s Black History and Multicultural Celebration will take place on Saturday, Feb. 8. As with every year, it will be free and open to anyone who wishes to attend.
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Above: Charles Henry Simpson’s brass band poses for a group photo in Guinda. Charles is standing at the far right. Left: From Ada Merhoff’s Capay Valley book — Summit School Class of 1899, Mrs. Tittle and her class (from left) Will Logan, Leo Hayes, Ruby Simpson, May Logan, Roy Hayes and Ollie Hayes; center: Irene Logan; front: Juanita Logan, Ora Hayes and Deston Hayes.
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38243 Patwin Terrace .........................$1,762,500 60 College Park ..................................$1,349,000 1800 Glenn Place ................................$1,190,000 27471 Oakside Drive ...........................$1,130,000 625 Elmwood Drive .............................$1,035,000 2511 Westernesse Road ....................... $987,500 5421 Marden Drive................................ $932,500 631 Portsmouth Avenue ....................... $932,000 1103 Radcliffe Drive.............................. $902,000 618 Elmwood Drive ............................... $900,000 2903 Audubon Circle............................. $874,000 515 Flicker Avenue ............................... $865,000 322 12th Street ..................................... $850,000 920 Fordham Drive ............................... $839,000 1850 Imperial Avenue ........................... $833,000 806 Miller Drive..................................... $789,000 702 Miller Drive..................................... $785,000 3301 Morro Bay Avenue........................ $780,000 218 Guaymas Place .............................. $770,000 2244 Alameda Avenue .......................... $768,000 2316 Rodin Place .................................. $768,000 3216 Oyster Bay Avenue ....................... $743,000
1533 El Capitan Street .......................... $732,000 402 W. 14th Street/1317 Oak Avenue ... $725,000 18213 Mandarin Street (Woodland)...... $720,000 921 Douglas Avenue ............................. $710,000 916 B Street .......................................... $699,000 2734 Albany Avenue .............................. $678,500 235 Ipanema Place ............................... $677,000 630 Villanova Drive ............................... $675,000 1614 Olympic Drive ............................... $675,000 708 Mulberry Lane................................ $645,000 2712 Tiber Avenue ................................ $640,000 1007 Eureka Avenue ............................. $638,500 1695 Heirloom Street, ......................... $625,000 1000 Berryessa Lane #433 .................. $608,367 2124 Sander Street (Woodland) ........... $589,900 2055 Picasso Avenue ............................ $599,000 2713 Blackburn Drive ........................... $590,000 626 El Toro Way..................................... $588,500 1780 Rominger Street (Woodland) ....... $539,000 2144 Calaveras Avenue ........................ $524,000 1624 Motta Street (Woodland) .............. $510,000 200 Toyon Lane (Winters) ..................... $505,000
107 Luz Place........................................ $499,000 507 Hudson Court................................. $495,000 822 Farrell Place (Woodland) ............... $487,500 6 Simmons Way .................................... $480,000 2128 Bueno Drive #12 .......................... $473,000 2112 Holman Street (Woodland) .......... $454,000 515 Cunningham Way (Woodland) ....... $429,500 3424 Kentfield Drive (Sacramento) ...... $425,000 3401 Bermuda Avenue #12 .................. $420,000 976 Huston Circle (Woodland) .............. $419,330 798 Merritt Circle (Woodland) .............. $408,500 502 W Keystone Avenue (Woodland) .... $405,000 1311 Drake Drive, Unit J....................... $379,000 748 Stonehaven Loop (Woodland) ........ $375,000 1311 Drake Drive, Unit B ...................... $367,000 1311 Drake Drive, Unit D ...................... $365,000 463 Third Street (Woodland) ................. $356,755 106 Coral Dr. (Woodland)...................... $355,000 3424 Kentfield Drive (Sacramento) ...... $310,000 1709 Donner Avenue #4 ....................... $286,000 2803 Bidwell Street #3 ......................... $270,000
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PA S TURE 42 PHOTOS
Located outside of Guinda, Pasture 42 has been operating since 2007. Check out their pastureraised quail eggs, which they sell along with organic dairy and meat products, as well as olive oils and soaps. Learn more at pasture42.com.
FIERY GINGER FARM Visit owners Hope Sippola and Shayne Zurilgen at Davis’ Wednesday and Saturday markets. They sell pasture raised eggs along with broiler chickens and produce. Learn more about them and their farm at fierygingerfarm.com.
CAPAY ORGANIC Look for Capay Organic at the Saturday morning markets. This family-run farm has been organic since their opening in 1976, when original owners Kathy Barsotti and Martin Barnes were co-founding members of the Davis Farmers Market. Barsotti and Barnes’ children now run the business. Stop by their stall for a wide arrangement of produce and canned goods. For more information about Capay Organic, visit capayorganic.com.
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FIDDLER’S GREEN FARM Fiddler’s Green Farm is located in the rolling hills of the Vaca Mountains. Owner Jim Eldon is an organic producer. In the cooler months he serves up multiple varieties of potatoes and other root vegetables. Find the farm on Facebook by searching Fiddler’s Green Farm.
eat. shop. chill. Burger Patch Verizon Wireless 530.554.1281 Mikuni’s 530.756.2111 The Halal Guys 530.746.2283 xfinity 800.934.6489
Davis Commons Shopping Center 500 First Street - Davis, CA Davis Commons is a property of Fulcrum Property.
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CHAVE Z FARMS
Chavez Farms is located near Esparto and owned by Rafael Chavez. Chavez farms sells year round, with produce ranging from summer crops like watermelon and tomatillos to winter greens like cabbage and broccoli.
PURE HONE Y Pure Honey’s products are raw and unfiltered, making their honey a good source of enzymes and natural pollen. Through strategic hive placement on their property outside of Winters, Pure Honey is able to bottle two varieties of natural flavored honey: orange blossom and wildflower. Pure Honey also has multiple infused flavors, like lavender and caramel. Sample all of their flavors before picking some out. Learn more at purehoneyca.com.
GOOD HUMMUS
Jeff and Annie Main, UC Davis graduates and owners of this second generation family farm, have been at the market since the beginning. They were co-founders of the Davis Farmers Market the same year they began their organic operation in Capay. Check out their stall for produce as well as cut flowers, preserves and dried fruit. To learn more about Good Hummus and order some of their products online, visit goodhummus.com
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International House 10 College Park, Davis 530-753-5007
https://cal.network/35mPOrb
Haagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven
Bee Biology Rd, Davis 530-902-8847
Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art 254 Old Davis Rd, Davis 530-752-8500 https://cal.network/2STq0A7
John Natsoulas Gallery 521 First St, Davis 530-756-3938
https://cal.network/2FzfZ3v
Medlock Field County Rd 27, Davis
207 G St, Davis 530-758-8330
https://cal.network/2MW0iqW
Toomey Field
101 Russell Blvd, Davis https://cal.network/35pecbx
U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame 303 3rd St, Davis 530-341-3263
https://cal.network/37BNgXr
Yolo County Airport
25170 Aviation Ave, Davis 530-406-5044
920 Garrod Dr, Davis 530-752-4880
https://cal.network/39QXOEi
UC Davis Department of Theater and Dance
https://cal.network/2tvz040
Sutter Heath Park
9399 Old Davis Rd, Davis 530-754-2787 https://cal.network/2QqDB0f
https://cal.network/2SUymHL
West Sacramento City Hall 1110 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-617-4500
https://cal.network/36tSftd
Arbuckle Cemetery
County Rd 82B, Capay
Capay Organic
23804 State Highway 16, Capay 530-796-0730 https://cal.network/37F7O1y
Capay Cemetery
25000 County Rd 22, Esparto
400 State Rte 99W, Arbuckle 530-476-2534
UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden
222 Wright Hall, Davis 530-752-0888
Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts
3010 Burrows Ave, West Sacramento 916-849-9450
Capay Dam
https://cal.network/35uErx7
Pence Gallery 212 D St, Davis 530-758-3370
Vierra Farms
DIRECTORY
https://cal.network/2sOGMG4
The Artery
https://cal.network/2QqDAJJ
400 Ballpark Dr, West Sacramento 916-376-4700
https://cal.network/2QqcK4n
Tower Bridge
342 L St, West Sacramento
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Esparto Regional Library (Yolo County Library) 17065 Yolo Ave, Esparto 530-787-3426
DIRECTORY
FreeHeart Event Center
24231 County Rd 22, Esparto 916-425-0010
https://cal.network/2FlGMjk
Historic Oakdale Ranch
17601 Rd 86A, Esparto 916-583-1934
Knights Landing Branch (Yolo County Library) 42351 3rd St, Knights Landing 530-735-6593
https://cal.network/2sOf10l
Bear Flag Farm
Stevenson Bridge Rd, Winters 530-753-9494
https://cal.network/2QovLnU
Tacos Jesus Maria
Field and Pond
16141 County Rd 43, Guinda 530-796-2214
https://cal.network/2ZSFcix
Knights Landing District Cemetery
10150 County Rd 102, Knights Landing
Yolo Branch Library (Yolo County Library) 37750 Sacramento St, Yolo
https://cal.network/39Jy9x2
Winters Museum
26055 County Rd 29, Winters 415-980-7250
https://cal.network/2FmlLFh
Gallery 625
Reiffs Gas Station Museum
https://cal.network/39HvG6w
625 Court St, Woodland 530-309-6464 https://cal.network/2tt2RtV
1962 Hays Ln, Woodland 530-666-9700 https://cal.network/2sFCUY4
Blue Wing Gallery and Framing
405 Main St, Woodland 530-666-9498 https://cal.network/2SRfWrz
Park Winters
Historical Yolando Ranch
27850 County Rd 26, Winters 530-669-3692
20432 County Rd 99, Woodland 530-681-3311
https://cal.network/39R0lyi
https://cal.network/35r9p9J
Winters Cemetery
Mary’s Cemetery
415 Cemetery St, Winters 530-795-2475 https://cal.network/2ulTFrD
35036 County Rd 22, Woodland 530-662-1069
Moore Dam
Monticello Dam
State Hwy 128, Winters
Monument Hill Memorial Park
13 Russell St, Winters 530-304-1528
California Agriculture County Rd 89 & County Rd Museum 25, Winters
Full Belly Farm
41 Main St, Winters 530-795-9833
Cottonwood Cemetery
https://cal.network/2Qp852O
16814 Fremont St, Esparto 530-204-9259
Winters Collective
12020 Co Rd 98, Woodland 530-662-9221
State Hwy 16 & Jacob’s Corner, Woodland
52 Jefferson St, Woodland 530-666-1758 https://cal.network/2MXBQW5
Shipley Walters Center for Yolo County Archives and Library Services 226 Buckeye St, Woodland
St. Joseph’s Cemetery 860 W St, Woodland 530-662-8645
The Gibson House (YoloArts)
512 Gibson Rd, Woodland 530-309-6464 https://cal.network/37C5Oa5
The Maples
40162 Best Ranch Rd, Woodland 530-379-3681
https://cal.network/300n4n2
https://cal.network/2ZRh149
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Windmill Vineyards
CAFES & CAFETERIAS Cultive Frozen Yogurt Gongcha
https://cal.network/37Abdyz
https://cal.network/2Fpjucp
34254 County Rd 19, Woodland 530-309-5094
Woodland Cemetery 800 W St, Woodland 530-661-5887
https://cal.network/2QLE4Jm
530-662-0281
Barista Brew Cafe 431 G St, Davis 530-757-7575
https://cal.network/35sagH9
240 N W St, Woodland 530-662-1675
https://cal.network/2FntVgU
Woodland Public Library
250 First St, Woodland
https://cal.network/2SUwtef
Woodland Community & Senior Center
2001 East St, Woodland 530-661-2000 https://cal.network/39DeLSB
Yolo County Courthouse
1000 Main St, Woodland https://cal.network/2MXAESy
Yolo County Fairgrounds
530-750-5101
https://cal.network/35tIHgq
Cloud Forest Cafe 222 D St, Davis 530-753-2164
https://cal.network/2rWSsWV
Dutch Bros. Coffee 980 Olive Dr, Davis 541-955-4700
https://cal.network/35sUxY6
Fluffy Donuts
1411 W Covell Blvd #110, Davis 530-231-5060 https://cal.network/2N0aWNr
Konditorei Austrian Pastry 2710 5th St, Davis 530-758-1331
https://cal.network/2SXAQFo
757 Russell Blvd #2, Davis 530-756-2037 Mishka’s Cafe https://cal.network/2rSX7Jg 610 2nd St, Davis 530-759-0811
https://cal.network/2twmdON
DIRECTORY
Woodland Museum of Cafe Bernardo 234 D St, Davis Biblical Archaeology
231 E St, Davis 530-758-5555
https://cal.network/2QusKTb
Yolo Land and Cattle Event Venue 37874 County Rd 28, Woodland 707-693-9061
https://cal.network/39Fe237
Coffee House
1 Shields Ave, Davis 530-754-2646
https://cal.network/2ZUBLHW
CoHo South Cafe
397 Hutchinson Dr, Davis 530-752-2249
1250 Gum Ave, Woodland https://cal.network/39QYBVM 530-402-2222
Yolo Fliers Club
17980 County Rd 94B, Woodland
Common Grounds Coffee
2171 Cowell Blvd, Davis 530-792-1781 https://cal.network/2QurcZn
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Noah’s Bagels 1411 W Covell Blvd Ste 114A, Davis 530-750-5163
DIRECTORY
https://cal.network/39F5Kbu
Starbucks
2038 Lyndell Terrace #102, Davis 530-753-4756
https://cal.network/37EaKv4
Old Teahouse
Starbucks
825 Russell Blvd #22, Davis 530-746-5973
https://cal.network/35sagqD
https://cal.network/2rSX7Jg
Peet’s Coffee 231 E St, Davis 530-747-2064
https://cal.network/2ZRFqGE
403 Mace Blvd, Davis 530-650-5875
Starbucks
Philz Coffee 521 2nd St, Davis 530-231-5255
https://cal.network/2T1PQSu
Pink Dozen 1300 E Covell Blvd, State D, Davis 530-758-0390 https://cal.network/2ty6A9g
https://cal.network/2ZPUzIC
https://cal.network/2rVhNQU
Tea List
222 D St, Davis 530-750-2700
https://cal.network/35lOAMI
Teabo Cafe
2191 Cowell Blvd Ste E, Davis 530-297-7417
https://cal.network/2udWtXB
Temple Coffee 230 G St, Davis 530-341-0574
https://cal.network/2QRK0AN
https://cal.network/37AX7wO
Lenise’s Cafe
https://cal.network/2ZVd91L
715 Harbor Point Place Ste 100, West Sacramento 916-371-3524
https://cal.network/2SUvvP3
700 Matsumoto Ln, Winters 530-419-9506
Steady Eddy’s
Starbucks
825 Russell Blvd Ste 24, Davis 530-753-2686
Starbucks
316 C St, Davis 530-231-5697
Starbucks
Starbucks
https://cal.network/2SUwoXZ
Yolo Berry
https://cal.network/35scl5V
624 4th St, Davis 530-756-1862
1411 W Covell Blvd #114 B, Davis 530-750-5085
https://cal.network/39Hg7LQ
https://cal.network/2SVAtv9
623 2nd St, Davis 530-297-7030
Peet’s Coffee
814 2nd St, Davis 530-750-2255
3150 Jefferson Blvd, 1649 Research Blvd, Davis West Sacramento 530-601-6219 916-372-2401
Natural Food Works and Farmer’s Kitchen Cafe https://cal.network/2MXlWex
Village Bakery
https://cal.network/36mMMo1
Starbucks 4055 Lake Rd, West Sacramento 916-371-5616
https://cal.network/2SUvrPj
Starbucks 2155 Town Center Plaza #190, West Sacramento 916-371-2137
https://cal.network/2MYUQDF
Lester Farms Bakery 606 Railroad Ave, Winters 530-795-1474 https://cal.network/2QKuars
5 E Main St Suite A, Winters 530-795-3588
Dutch Bros. Coffee 1332 E Main St, Woodland 530-312-6294
https://cal.network/37HOPmH
Dutch Bros. Coffee 2030 Trade Ct, Woodland 530-312-6294 https://cal.network/37HOPmH
Scribbler’s Coffeehouse 524 Main St Ste 101, Woodland 530-402-1096
https://cal.network/2FluM1r
Starbucks 2021 Bronze Star Dr #600, Woodland 530-406-0898 https://cal.network/2Fmi3LR
Starbucks 271 W Main St, Woodland 530-669-1556 https://cal.network/2STr8Uw
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401 Pioneer Ave Ste A, Woodland 530-669-5821
https://cal.network/2FlDXPg
ENTERTAINMENT
Various venues, Davis 530-401-6688
https://cal.network/2MX4UNG
Bike City Theater Company
Various venues, Davis
https://cal.network/2MYX4mD
Davis Musical Theatre Company 607 Pena Dr, Davis 530-756-3682
https://cal.network/39GdJVD
Davis Shakespeare Festival 203 E 14th St, Davis 530-802-0998
https://cal.network/2FjDBZJ
Davis Varsity Theater 616 2nd St, Davis 530-758-5264
https://cal.network/2sO0KAE
Odd Fellows Hall
415 Second St, Davis
https://cal.network/2tssD1f
420 G St, Davis 844-462-7342
https://cal.network/39Ke6hW
Regal Davis Holiday 101 F St, Davis 844-462-7342
https://cal.network/2SVeog5
The Art Theater of Davis
Various venues, Davis
https://cal.network/2ZUmd7h
The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts
523 Mrak Hall Dr, Davis 530-754-2787
https://cal.network/2QqDB0f
UC Davis Department of Music Hutchinson Dr & Cushing Way, Davis 530-752-7896 https://cal.network/39LTwOz
Sacramento Performing Arts Company
2598 Del Monte St, West Sacramento 916-541-5473
https://cal.network/2FpFQuA
The Palms Playhouse 13 Main St, Winters 530-795-1825
Winters Theater Company
201 Railroad Ave, Winters 530-795-4014 https://cal.network/2QQWQin
State Theater & Multiplex
322 Main St, Woodland 530-723-5322
https://cal.network/2SW74B1
Woodland Opera House Theatre Company
340 Second St, Woodland 530-666-9617 https://cal.network/2FjuPuK
LODGING Aggie Inn
245 1st St, Davis 530-756-0352
https://cal.network/2MSKHsj
Best Western Plus Palm Court Hotel 234 D St, Davis 530-753-7100
https://cal.network/2ZXrFX8
Best Western University Lodge 123 B St, Davis 530-756-7890
Days Inn Davis
4100 Chiles Rd, Davis 530-298-6535
https://cal.network/2QPnCrr
Hilton Garden Inn Davis Downtown 110 F St, Davis 530-753-3600
https://cal.network/2ZTqK9X
Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Davis 1640 Research Park Dr, Davis 530-297-1500
DIRECTORY
Acme Theatre Company
Regal Davis
https://cal.network/2ZRuI2M
Hyatt Place UC Davis 173 Old Davis Rd, Davis 530-756-9500 https://cal.network/2FzDSbb
La Quinta Davis
1771 Research Park Dr, Davis 530-758-2600
https://cal.network/2umWEjx
Motel 6 Davis
4835 Chiles Rd, Davis 530-753-3777
https://cal.network/2rWEAvH
The Vine Inn
221 D St, Davis 530-756-1040
https://cal.network/2Ndn4uP
https://cal.network/2ZT1UXF
https://cal.network/2QM7abK
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University Park Inn & Suites
Hampton Inn & Suites Rodeway Inn Capitol
https://cal.network/2tBCbqD
https://cal.network/2tvAhIk
1111 Richards Blvd, Davis 530-756-0910
DIRECTORY
Budget Inn
964 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-6723
https://cal.network/37HjBMS
Crest Motel
958 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-6701
Echo Lodge West Sacramento 1810 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-5052
https://cal.network/36mMFJ7
800 Stillwater Rd, West Sacramento 916-374-1909
Holiday Inn Express West Sacramento 2761 Evergreen Ave, West Sacramento 916-372-6900
https://cal.network/2STsONF
https://cal.network/2QRbhmy
Sky Ranch Inn
Old Town Inn
826 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-6171
Flamingo Motel
Ramada West Sacramento Hotel and Suites
1432 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-3660
817 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-6983
https://cal.network/2ZRjWK9
1254 Halyard Dr, West Sacramento 916-372-3624
2701 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-5989
Great Value Inn
Rodeway Inn West Sacramento
Sahara Motel
795 Stillwater Rd, West Sacramento 916-371-1270
920 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-5081
https://cal.network/2QRbhmy
Motel 6 Sacramento West
Extended Stay America - Sacramento- Plaza Motel & Apartments West Sacramento
https://cal.network/2tyK5RC
817 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-6983
1250 Halyard Dr, West Sacramento 916-287-0059
https://cal.network/2Ndqvld
1724 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-372-7676 1800 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-8707
Stardust Motel
1451 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-371-0931
Sunset Inn & Suites 2641 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-372-0591
Vince’s Motel
840 Harbor Blvd, West Sacramento 916-362-1331
Capay Valley Bed and Breakfast
15875 State Hwy 16, Capay 530-796-3738
https://cal.network/2SWClUc
America’s Best Value Inn Dunnigan 3930 County Rd 89, Dunnigan 530-724-3333
https://cal.network/2SZ8k6f
California Motel Dunnigan (Hacienda Motel) 4930 Co Rd 99W, Dunnigan 888-767-8926
Rumsey House
2996 Rumsey Canyon Rd, Rumsey 530-507-8811 https://cal.network/36tTGYD
Abbey House Inn
101 Abbey St, Winters 530-795-5870
https://cal.network/2QQl1xw
Hotel Winters
12 Abbey St, Winters 530-505-9123
https://cal.network/2STsONF
Best Western Shadow Inn
584 N East St, Woodland 530-666-1251 https://cal.network/2tAyEsY
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Comfort Suites Woodland Sacramento Airport 2080 Freeway Dr, Woodland 530-723-5900
https://cal.network/2twNOiR
Days Inn Woodland
https://cal.network/2QNF53x
Econo Lodge Woodland Near I-5
53 W Main St, Woodland 530-662-9335 https://cal.network/2Fq3fMu
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sacramento Airport Woodland 2100 Freeway Dr, Woodland 530-723-5067
https://cal.network/2ZShzqp
Hampton Inn & Suites WoodlandSacramento Area 2060 Freeway Dr, Woodland 530-662-9100
https://cal.network/2MYW1Dg
2070 Freeway Dr, Woodland 530-662-7750
https://cal.network/2MXDFCp
Journey Inn Woodland Sacramento Airport
99 W Main St, Woodland 530-662-1091 https://cal.network/37FhuJm
Motel 6 Woodland 1564 East Main St, Woodland 530-666-6777
https://cal.network/36mQ22J
Quality Inn Woodland 1562 E Main St, Woodland 530-666-3050
https://cal.network/37Cv6oE
Valley Oaks Inn Woodland
600 N East St, Woodland 530-666-5511 https://cal.network/39KPZ2H
Cedar Park
626 K St, Davis
https://cal.network/39DA9a5
Central Park
5th & B Sts, Davis
https://cal.network/37xDcPg
Chestnut Park
1020 Chestnut Ln, Davis https://cal.network/2QMvgTD
Civic Center Park
23 Russell Blvd, Davis
College Park
17 College Park, Davis
https://cal.network/37HMmsr
Community Park
203 E Fourteenth St, Davis https://cal.network/2FpoZYN
Community Park Dog Run 203 E 14th St, Davis
https://cal.network/2FjzU6l
Covell Greenbelt
300 Del Oro Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/36t0qWC
Covell Park
300 Del Oro Dr, Davis
PARKS Arroyo Community Park 2000 Shasta Dr, Davis 530-757-5626
https://cal.network/2QrvOzq
Davis Community Gardens 1825 Fifth St, Davis 530-757-5626
https://cal.network/35tIIku
El Macero Estates Greenbelt
5525 Rodgers St, Davis
https://cal.network/2ZYNo0H
Evergreen Greenbelt 1780 Shasta Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/39F9wSd
Figgy Park
2661 Portage Bay E, Davis https://cal.network/2Fl3LuT
Green Meadows Greenbelt
1924 Picasso Ave, Davis
DIRECTORY
1524 E Main St, Woodland 530-405-9258
Holiday Inn Express Woodland
https://cal.network/2QRKO8N
Hacienda Park
809 Hacienda Ave, Davis https://cal.network/2QQkyvg
Harvest Park
1701 Harvest St, Davis 530-757-5626
https://cal.network/39J63SM
John Barovetto Park Off Leash Dog Exercise Area
4400 Alhambra Dr, Davis https://cal.network/2ugOQQc
John Barravetto Park 4400 Alhambra Dr, Davis https://cal.network/36vi2kE
La Playa Park
3350 La Playa Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/35qbna7
https://cal.network/2ueApvY
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Mace Ranch Community Park 3141 5th St, Davis
https://cal.network/2ZRheUZ
Pioneer Park
Slide Hill Park
https://cal.network/2QHuNlq
https://cal.network/2MVYXjU
5036 Hamel St, Davis
Pioneer Park Off Mace Ranch Greenbelt Leash Dog Exercise 1171 VillAverda, Davis Area
DIRECTORY
https://cal.network/2umS8l5
5035 Hamel Dr, Davis
Mace Ranch Mini Park Putah Creek Park 3030 Loyola Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/2MYRfWm
Market Park
551 Cannery Loop, Davis 530-757-5626 https://cal.network/2SVFB2o
N Street Park 567 N St, Davis
https://cal.network/2ZRDu0Q
Northstar Mini Park 240 Pintail Place, Davis https://cal.network/2sOZqxA
Northstar Park
3434 Anderson Rd, Davis
Oak Grove Park
1900 Donner Ave, Davis https://cal.network/2sRsLHz
Oxford Circle Park
505 Orchard Circle, Davis https://cal.network/39H89T7
Perimeter Greenbelt
3131 Anderson Rd, Davis https://cal.network/2umSxE7
1111 El Campo Ave, Davis https://cal.network/39Jl86z
Putah Creek Parkway
1110 El Campo Ave, Davis https://cal.network/2Ndls4f
Redwood Park
1001 Anderson Rd, Davis 530-757-5626 https://cal.network/2sP1q94
Robert Arneson Park 2800 Moore Blvd, Davis https://cal.network/2SVFzHO
Rosecreek Parkway
2700 Brentwood Place, Davis https://cal.network/2FjHfme
Sandy Motley Park
1919 Moore Blvd, Davis https://cal.network/2QsKluB
Senda Nueva Greenbelt
2600 Quail St, Davis
https://cal.network/2QsEsgM
1525 Tulip Ln, Davis
Slide Hill Park Off Leash Dog Exercise Area 1525 Tulip Ln, Davis
https://cal.network/2QsKmyF
Sycamore Park
1313 Sycamore Ln, Davis https://cal.network/39H42Xi
Sycamore Park Off Leash Dog Exercise Area
1313 Sycamore Ln, Davis 530-757-5626 https://cal.network/2QqzSjh
Toad Hollow Dog Park 1919 Second St, Davis
https://cal.network/2uexh3c
UC Davis West & East Quad W Quad & Shields Ave, Davis
Village Park
919 Arnold Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/2MVt632
Walnut Community Park Dog Run 2250 Barony Pl, Davis
Walnut Park
West Area Pond
1900 Lake Blvd, Davis 530-757-5626
https://cal.network/37xDcyK
West Manor Park
2910 Salem St, Davis
https://cal.network/2ZSNzKO
Westwood Park
901 Barkley St, Davis
https://cal.network/35tIHNs
Whaleback Park
1011 Marina Circle, Davis https://cal.network/36pHb08
Wildhorse Greenbelt 2001 Donner Ave, Davis
https://cal.network/2MXuP7Q
Willow Creek Greenbelt
2600 Quail St, Davis
https://cal.network/36rvfuX
Willowcreek Park
3747 Modoc Place, Davis https://cal.network/2SXz07s
Woodbridge Mini Park 925 La Paz Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/2uh5HlT
Bridgeway Island Park
3345 Golden Gate Dr, West Sacramento
2700 Lillard Dr, Davis
https://cal.network/39J5YOY
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FEATURE
CRE ATIVE SPIRIT S THE BOONE FAMILY BRINGS AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THEIR NEW CRAFT DISTILLERY, LOCATED IN WINTERS.
Story and photos by Emma Johnson, with additional photos by Rosemary Hemenway
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Clockwise: Patio 29 head distiller Adam Boone cleans out a still between productions. The barrels are stored in Patio 29’s back room. Natural flavorings are used in their spirits. Previous page: The Boone family use images from the original Harmon’s Hot Pix candies in their signature flavored whiskies.
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The good times shared on a patio with friends and family, and the atomic number of copper, an important element in the distillation process. Since their opening, the Boone family have found themselves serving patrons stopping through Winters on the way to Napa, couples grabbing a drink before going out to one of Winters’ many restaurants and groups hosting charity events. Visitors to Patio 29’s tasting room can sample small flights of their signature drinks, order cocktails and purchase bottles of their handcrafted spirits to enjoy at home. They can also see plenty of shining copper through the large viewing windows that run behind the bar. From there imbibers can look into the distilling room and check out the rows of stills with their large bellies and small round windows. They might even catch a glimpse of Adam, the head distiller, at work. To get a closer look at the equipment and an explanation of the process, patrons can sign up for a private tour with Adam. “It’s essentially an educational walk through,” says Eric, who runs the bar most afternoons. During the tour Adam explains the distilling process from beginning to end, and the hour ends with a hosted tasting session in the distilling room. Eric says that they have had
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tep through the front doors of Patio 29 Spirits Company, and look immediately to your right. There, mounted on the wall, is a little plastic display case. Inside you will see several pieces of candy. Harmon’s “Refreshing Hot Cinnamon Fire Pix” came in little waxed paper envelopes, printed with solid stripes and an anthropomorphic toothpick who emotes as much of a devil-may-care attitude as a toothpick possibly can. “STOP AIR POLLUTION,” a wrapper from the 1970’s proclaims, “FLAVOR YOUR BREATH.” The Fire Pix were a product by Bud Harmon, who manufactured them in McCook, Nebraska from the 1960’s until his retirement nearly half a century later. While they can’t be purchased in stores anymore, their spirit lives on in a distilled spirit sold at Patio 29. Jeff Boone, owner of Patio 29, is Harmon’s grandson. He has fond memories of visiting his grandfather’s candy laboratory. It was located in Harmon’s basement, and was filled with different pieces of candy making equipment. Jeff inherited his grandfather’s entrepreneurial spirit, and it’s one which he shares with his wife, Anita, and their two sons Adam and Eric. Together the Boones opened Patio 29, their first joint business venture last summer in Winters at 728 Railroad Ave. The name came from two sources of inspiration:
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success with their line of flavored whiskies inspired by his great-grandfather’s candied toothpick flavors. So far their cinnamon and orange flavors, both bottled with a label that borrows images from the Harmon’s Fire Pix logo, have been their most popular flavors. Eric describes these whiskies as, “a cocktail in a bottle.” These 70 proof whiskies are made with minimal sweeteners and natural flavoring. Eric says that this keeps them from being cloyingly sweet. “The whiskey definitely comes through while still having that nice kind of subtle flavoring to it,” Eric says. This is how the Boones like to approach the distilling process, by repurposing well-known spirits to create small batches with unique flavors. Their gin is crafted in the American style, which is unlike the London dry gin most people are accustomed to. Patio 29’s gin doesn’t have those piney, juniper notes that typify a London gin. Instead it has a distinctly floral impression, which comes from the locally sourced lavender used in the distilling process. Their vodka is also made with locally sourced pro-
duce, in this case corn, wheat, barley and rye. The Boones want their products to be easily discernible from what consumers might find on a shelf in a market, and crafting their spirits with Yolo County produce makes that possible. Of all their spirits, Eric says their grappa is the most distinctly regional. He calls it an expression of Yolo County, because you can’t find the exact ingredients they use in their spirits anywhere else. They use freshly pressed grapes directly from Turkovich Winery, which Eric says gives the grappa a sweeter, less aggressive flavor. In the coming year Patio 29 will continue to grow and explore new adventures in creative distilling. They are adding a rum to their menu, which will be their first spirit made completely in house, along with more flavored whiskies. Right now they are looking at adding black cherry, mint julep and lemon maple to their line of Harmon Hot Pix inspired spirits. For more information about Patio 29, visit patio29.com.
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Bridgeway Lakes Community Park
3650 Southport Pkwy, West Sacramento
Bryte Park
Emile “Whitey” Boisclair Park
Meadowdale Park
https://cal.network/2QJkjSM
Redwood Park
1728 Lake Washington Blvd, West Sacramento
Joey Lopes Park
425 Todhunter Ave, West Sacramento
840 Sycamore Ave, West Sacramento
18989 Old River Rd, West Sacramento
https://cal.network/37EdatE
Linden Park
2601 Summerfield Dr, West Sacramento
https://cal.network/2sRu7C9
3097 Redwood Ave, West Sacramento
Sacramento Bypass Wildlife Area County Rd 124, West Sacramento
https://cal.network/35rkZRS
205 Stone Blvd, West Sacramento
Sam Combs Park 205 Stone Blvd, West Sacramento
Summerfield Park 2950 Linden Rd, West Sacramento
Summerfield Park Dog Area 2950 Linden Rd, West Sacramento
DIRECTORY
Elkhorn Regional Park
3625 W Capitol Av., West Sacramento
Sam Combs Off Leash Dog Park
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Sunset Vista Park
3501 Oakland Bay Dr, West Sacramento
https://cal.network/2sSCz4f
Touchstone Park
2598 Independence Ave, West Sacramento
DIRECTORY
https://cal.network/39G8SnB
Westacre Park
1755 Evergreen Ave, West Sacramento
Capay Open Space Park
15603 County Rd 85, Capay
https://cal.network/2QNzytN
Dunnigan Park
County Rd 89A, Dunnigan https://cal.network/2ZQnVqj
Esparto Community Park
17001 Yolo Ave, Esparto https://cal.network/2FogZak
Vernon Nichols County Park
17195 County Rd 57, Guinda
Camp Haswell
City Park
https://cal.network/2ZSBdCw
https://cal.network/2Qqq493
1999 Hwy 16, Rumsey
Blue Oak Park
312 E Main St, Winters
Rotary Park
201 E Main St, Winters
https://cal.network/2QKuIh0
Valley Oak Park 704 Valley Oak Dr, Winters
Walnut Park
Walnut Ln, Winters
Walnut Park Dog Run Walnut Ln, Winters
Winters City Park
411 Abbey St, Winters
https://cal.network/2QKuIh0
Beamer Park
810 Hollister, Woodland https://cal.network/37HNJaz
Bemmerly Park
Bemmerly Way & Stone Way, Woodland
https://cal.network/2QsLPoF
Campbell Park
Cache Creek Regional Park
https://cal.network/37C5JmN
https://cal.network/2sOZr4C
202 Beamer St, Woodland
1475 Hwy 16, Rumsey
629 Cleveland, Woodland
Dave Douglass Park (“The Holding Ponds”)
827 Sartoga Dr, Woodland https://cal.network/39HzNPN
Pioneer Park
1925 Branigan Ave, Woodland
https://cal.network/39Hjhzc
Rick Gonzalez, Sr. Park 2109 Miekle Ave, Woodland
https://cal.network/35k9g7S
Everman Memorial Park
Roddy Park
https://cal.network/39QXg1c
https://cal.network/2SWy8Qo
Freeman Park
Schneider Park
264 Mallard Place, 929 Cottage Dr, Woodland Woodland
1001 Main St, Woodland https://cal.network/37xDm9k
Gracie Hiddleson Park 1310 College St, Woodland
https://cal.network/2MXevE8
Harris Park
100 Imperial St, Woodland
https://cal.network/2ZXujvN
Hyman Field
1200 Elm St, Woodland
John Ferns Park
171 Schuler Ranch Dr, Woodland https://cal.network/2sSiriu
Slaven Park
1705 Miekle Dr, Woodland
https://cal.network/2SXGc3h
Spring Lake Park 1904 Shellhammer, Woodland
https://cal.network/2SUzfAb
Streng Park
826 W Gibson Rd, Woodland
701 Thomas St, Woodland
750 W Southwood Dr, Woodland
Traynham Park
Christiansen Park
Klenhard Park
https://cal.network/2umTuMH
https://cal.network/2SVEQ9y
https://cal.network/2QsKm1D
1771 E Gum Ave, Woodland
https://cal.network/39HFqxu
313 Redwing Dr, Woodland
Tredway Park
1701 6th St, Woodland
https://cal.network/2MX2XRm
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Local Entrepreneur Brings New Life to Winters Eatery Written By: Greg Adrouny
First impressions only mean so That’s when he said something that much, however, and Goyal’s opinion has stuck with me to this day.” of YTB dramatically changed when Ibarra told Goyal that using WINTERS, CA—Investing in a he saw, “we use only wild caught wild caught seafood and organic restaurant was the last thing Geetesh seafood and organic produce” produce was just as important to him Goyal had on his mind when he as it was to his restaurant because returned home to Davis at the end of scrawled atop the menu. For Goyal, this hit a chord. YTB was where he feeds his young 2018. The entrepreneur had just “My first thought was, ‘Wow! daughters and family. He refused to relocated his latest venture, a serve anything to the community that consulting and staffing agency called Is this really true?’ Heart disease runs in my family, so I have kept a he wouldn’t serve to his loved ones. Avitek, to Davis from the East Bay strict vegan diet my entire adult Plus, he added, farmed shrimp Area so he could raise his young simply can’t compare to the taste of family in a quieter environment and life—I only eat about 12 ounces of wild caught seafood per week to wild caught shrimp. be closer to his aging parents. supplement and make a complete The food was indeed amazing, One evening, as Goyal was diet.” and Goyal knew he had just found leaving the office much hungrier In Goyal’s words, wild caught his new favorite restaurant in town – than usual, he asked a coworker if seafood has a significant number of and quickly became a regular. Still, Yolo Traders Bistro (YTB), a health benefits that farmed seafood something didn’t seem right. restaurant he’d checked out a few simply does not supply. Notably, “The food was great and the times on Yelp, was as good as it wild caught lacks the antibiotics and owners were wonderful, but every sounded. The coworker said the diseases one is likely to find when time I came back, I noticed that it healthy eating & seafood restaurant eating farmed seafood. As he was empty. They had no wine was nothing short of amazing and program, their business that he needed to try plan could have used some it. For Goyal, that tweaking and the interior of was all he needed to “I asked him if he really used only wild the restaurant was in need hear. So, he rushed caught seafood and organic produce. A of a makeover.” home, grabbed his So, Goyal decided to lot of places say they do, but most of the wife and kids, and put on his entrepreneur hat. told them they were time it’s just a marketing ploy.” … eating out that Born and raised in Davis, night. Goyal left town after … scanned the YTB and saw dishes like college to attend dental school. Upon After walking up and down Main Ahi Tuna Poke Tostadas and Wild graduation, he got involved in a Street a few times trying to find the Shrimp & Avocado Flatbreads, he number of opportunities and restaurant, Goyal and his family quickly realized there was something eventually settled into a leadership finally realized it was inside a different about this place. role at a contract research nondescript building sandwiched … organization in Emeryville called between a funeral home and real With his interest piqued, Goyal Neozene. After Neozene, he founded estate insurance broker. asked to speak with the owner of the Avitek, which is now one of the “Outside and in, it wasn’t restaurant, Gabriel Ibarra. Neither world’s fastest growing companies hitting its potential,” Goyal admits. man knew this conversation would in its field. Throughout all of this “The ambience in the restaurant did be the beginning of something great. time, however, Goyal not match the quality level of the “When Gabe came out, I discovered a passion for being a food, their wine program needed asked him if he really used only wild some work and the interior could’ve caught seafood and organic produce. restaurateur—mostly in Oakland. He would invest in restaurants, develop been a bit more modern—more A lot of places say they do, but most wine programs, and help on the ‘Napa Valley.’” of the time it’s just a marketing ploy. business side of things while
allowing talented chefs to work their magic in the kitchen. With Yolo Traders Bistro, Goyal saw yet another opportunity. “After my 4th or 5th time at YTB, I talked to Gabe and his wife, Alejandra, about coming aboard and bringing in some capital to their restaurant. I knew things weren’t going as well as they had hoped from a business perspective, but I was positive we could turn things around.” Creating a business partnership was a no brainer on both sides. For the Ibarras, it meant that new life would be injected into a restaurant they had dedicated their lives and staked their family’s fortune to. For Goyal, it meant aiding a family he saw much of himself in and investing in Yolo County, an area that has remained deep in his heart throughout his life. After a handshake and a toast, a new partnership was born. “It’s only been a few months now, but this is truly a dream come true,” says Goyal. “My only goal in moving back to Davis was to raise my sons in the same neighborhood I grew up in and bring new jobs to the community through my company. I never would have imagined running into a restaurant like YTB and a couple like Gabe and Alejandra. I can only hope this will be the beginning of something greater for the community.”
Located at 30 Main St. between 1st and Railroad Ave., Yolo Traders Bistro is open every Wednesday through Sunday from 4pm to o 9p 9pm. 9 m. o.ccom. To learn more about YTB, explore its menu, book reservations, or inquire about private events, please visit: www.YoloBistro.com.
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RESTAURANTS
Wild Wings Park
3rd and U Cafe
https://cal.network/2QLEaAI
https://cal.network/2ujyJ4p
223 Teton Pl, Woodland
DIRECTORY
Wood Duck St & Goldeneye St, Woodland
William Crawford Park 1733 College St, Woodland
223 3rd St, Davis 530-758-9800
Ali Baba Cafe
220 3rd St, Davis 530-758-2251
https://cal.network/37EgAg5
Bistro 33
Woodland Off Leash Dog Park
https://cal.network/2Qpo00Q
2001 East St, Woodland
226 F St, Davis 530-756-4556
https://cal.network/2SWzD0Y
Black Bear Diner
Woodland Opera House State Historic Park
https://cal.network/2tvx7Es
340 2nd St, Woodland 530-666-9617
https://cal.network/35mhA6V
Woodland Sports Park 2001 East St, Woodland 530-661-2009 https://cal.network/2ZPTTTA
Woodside Park
1615 Cottonwood St, Woodland
https://cal.network/39Bho7n
255 2nd St, Davis 530-756-4190
Blaze Pizza
212 F St, Davis 530-200-8878
https://cal.network/2MXwXMS
Cuarto Dining Commons
550 Oxford Cir, Davis 530-752-6658
https://cal.network/2QofIq2
Davis Noodle City 129 E St #D1, Davis 530-757-2618
Davis’s Pinata Mexican Grill 305 1st St, Davis 530-750-5001
https://cal.network/300jZmY
Ding How
640 W Covell Blvd, Davis 530-753-3590
https://cal.network/39J6Gf6
https://cal.network/2sQEVAr
Chuy’s Taqueria
Dos Coyotes Border Cafe
https://cal.network/39Dg6c5
https://cal.network/2Qu50i5
Four Seasons Gourmet Chinese
Golden Sun
122 B St, Davis 530-753-8639
403 3rd St, Davis 530-750-3600
330 3rd St, Davis 530-750-2400
237 D St, Davis 530-750-2500
Delta of Venus
1411 W Covell Blvd, Davis 530-753-0922
Crepeville
El Toro Bravo
https://cal.network/2ttLn0m
Burgers and Brew
https://cal.network/37F2F9D
200 E St, Davis 530-231-5658
1601 Research Park Dr, Davis 530-758-0058
Dos Coyotes Border Cafe
1260 Lake Blvd #103, Davis 530-756-4183
El Patio Fresh Mexican Grill
2191 Cowell Blvd, Davis 530-758-1400 https://cal.network/2sQEVAr
El Burrito Taqueria 223 F St, Davis 530-756-1606
https://cal.network/2ZQqs3N
1750 E 8th St, Davis 530-759-9392
https://cal.network/2SS88FX
IHOP
1745 Cowell Blvd, Davis 530-750-0170 https://cal.network/2MYSZyP
Jack’s Urban Eats
1321 W Covell Blvd, Davis 530-753-3431 https://cal.network/2QsKkXz
Kathmandu Kitchen 234 G St, Davis 530-756-3507
https://cal.network/37O7UUH
KetMoRee
238 G St, Davis 530-759-2255
https://cal.network/2SS510J
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Manna Korean BBQ
Red 88 Noodle Bar
https://cal.network/2SVbVlW
https://cal.network/2QOXL36
622 3rd St, Davis 530-759-8888
Mikuni’s
500 1st St #19, Davis 530-756-2111
https://cal.network/2udXgrx
2191 Cowell Blvd, Davis 530-297-1300 https://cal.network/2tsZHGz
Paesano’s
139 G St, Davis 530-758-8646
https://cal.network/37O68D1
Pho King 4 Restaurant
226 3rd St, Davis 530-589-8888
https://cal.network/2SXBtie
Pizza Hut Express 4625 2nd St, Davis
https://cal.network/2FjtaFw
Preethi Indian Cuisine
715 2nd St, Davis 530-759-2040
https://cal.network/37F5xU4
Raja’s Tandoor 207 3rd St, Davis 530-753-9664
https://cal.network/2tspcYp
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Round Table Pizza
2151 Cowell Blvd, Davis 530-756-1000 https://cal.network/2SVB5kr
Round Table Pizza
505 L St, Davis 530-758-8453
2001 2nd St, Davis 530-756-2739
https://cal.network/2Qp84Mi
Sushi Unlimited
620 W Covell Blvd, Davis 530-758-4560 https://cal.network/2QsEwNy
1411 W Covell Blvd Suite 111, Davis 530-756-1000
Symposium Restaurant & Pizza House
Sam’s Mediterranean Cuisine
https://cal.network/300icOM
https://cal.network/2ttLo4q
1620 East 8th St, Davis 530-756-3850
https://cal.network/39DEcTU
Taqueria Guadalajara 640 W Covell Blvd. Ste E, Davis 530-297-4000
https://cal.network/39Fcwhr
Taste of Thai
301 G St, Davis 530-297-5588
DIRECTORY
Mr Pickle’s Sandwich Shop
223 G St, Davis 530-758-7338
Taqueria Davis
Sudwerk Brewing Company
247 3rd St, Davis 530-758-2855
https://cal.network/2ZU4xc3
Segundo Dining Commons
663 Sprocket Bikeway, Davis 530-752-0135 https://cal.network/2Ft0PfL
Shanghai Town
1260 Lake Blvd #111, Davis 530-758-4663
Sophia’s Thai Kitchen 129 E St, Davis 530-758-4333
https://cal.network/2NdnuRV
Steve’s Pizza 314 F St, Davis 530-666-2100
https://cal.network/2rVY8Am
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Tercero Dining Commons
237 Tercero Hall Cir, Davis 530-752-2966 https://cal.network/2rT2XdE
Thai Canteen
DIRECTORY
117 E St, Davis 530-231-5465
https://cal.network/37AZj7u
Yeti Restaurant
IHOP
C2 Steak & Seafood
Dinky Diner
https://cal.network/2QplYxK
https://cal.network/2SX0day
Zia’s Delicatessen https://cal.network/2udU3Z1
Husick’s Taphouse
https://cal.network/35oa6k4
Wingstop
408 G St, Davis 530-759-9464
https://cal.network/2QMNPXU
Wok of Flame
417 Mace Blvd, Davis 530-753-0888
https://cal.network/2s1Xly0
https://cal.network/2QRNtzd
Canyon Cafe
3023 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-372-7232
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
https://cal.network/2SX0day
Chang Shou
Shorty’s La Amistad Cafe
Sal’s Tacos
https://cal.network/2SX0day
https://cal.network/2SUVcPv
36046 Jefferson Blvd, Clarksburg 916-744-1346
https://cal.network/39IHFAL
Carol’s
Club Pheasant
https://cal.network/2SVhPDC
La Favorita Taqueria
2521 Del Monte St, West Sacramento 916-374-9080
https://cal.network/39JHULC
109 E St, Davis 530-753-3196
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
River City Grill
1201 W Capitol Ave, West Sacramento 916-372-4631
Yakitori Yuchan
779 Ikea Court, West Sacramento 916-617-2600
36510 Riverview Dr, Clarksburg 916-744-1599
Woodstock’s Pizza 219 G St, Davis 530-757-2525
https://cal.network/2SX0day
616 3rd St, Davis 530-750-7870
https://cal.network/2SQuuYq
Village Pizza & Grill 403 G St, Davis 530-750-0100
https://cal.network/2umSckP
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
206 F St, Davis 530-753-6770
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Bahtenta Grill
1235 Harbor Blvd, West Sacramento 916-371-8724
234 E St, Davis 530-747-0123
36339 S River Rd, Clarksburg 916-801-5493
The Posh Bagel
Denny’s
2525 Jefferson Blvd, West Sacramento 916-371-9530
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400 C St, West Sacramento 916-372-3892
https://cal.network/36sKa8f
Sancho’s Tacos and Burritos 4055 Lake Rd, West Sacramento 916-373-0800
Asian Kitchen
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
https://cal.network/2SX0day
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
Loco Express
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
https://cal.network/2SX0day
The Sports Page
14455 State Hwy 16, Brooks 530-796-3118
https://cal.network/2SX0day
Road Trip Bar & Grill 24989 State Hwy 16, Capay 530-796-3777
https://cal.network/37Da4pN
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Traditional to Contemporary to Modern and more: Your home, your style! Offering interior design services. 513-515 Main Street • (530)662-0291 Tuesday-Friday 10am–5:30pm; Saturday 10am–4pm wirthfurniturewoodland.com Find us on Social Media @wirthfurniture
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#3 Oak Tree Antiques Vintage Fishing Tackle & Unique Treasures 535 Main Street (530) 681-1983 Thursday–Sunday 11am–5pm
Dead Cat Alley
• Precious Metals • Coins • Jewelry • Antiques 619 Main Street (530) 661-6873 Tuesday–Saturday 10am–5pm woodlandgoldandsilver.com Find us on Social Media @woodland_gold_and_silver
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Home Furnishings, Antiques and Collectibles 617 Main Street • (530) 661-9596 Wednesday–Saturday 10am–5:30pm; Sunday 12–4pm
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The Nest
Home décor, vintage and gifts 510 Main Street (530) 723-5026 Monday–Saturday 10am–6pm Sunday 12–4pm thenestwoodland.com Find us on Social Media @thenestwoodland
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Avila Winters
A Home Décor Shop with an Interior Designer’s Touch 422 First Street (Fabulous First Street) (530) 723-5006 Monday-Saturday 10-6; Sunday 12-4 avilawinters.com Find us on Social Media @avilawinters
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Hog Canyon Deli
Chuy’s Taqueria
Putah Creek Cafe
Doggeros
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16811 Yolo Ave, Esparto 530-787-1828
Ravine on Sixteen
16867 Yolo Ave, Esparto 530-787-5005
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208 Railroad Ave, Winters 530-795-9811
El Pueblo Meat Market and Deli
43 Main St., Winters 530-795-3450
Commons Farm Kitchen Ficelle & Bar Rustic BBQ 5 C East Main St, Winters 7624 State Hwy 16, Guinda 530-796-0758
https://cal.network/2N0nl3Q
Las Maracas Mexican Restaurant 9540 Locust St, Knights Landing 530-735-6333
La Plazita Taqueria
17780 Co Rd 89, Madison 530-662-2517
Buckhorn Steakhouse 2 Main St, Winters 530-795-4503
https://cal.network/2ZRpOCU
Carboni’s Ristorante, Bar and Market
316 Railroad Ave, Winters 530-505-1755 https://cal.network/2MWj9SE
530-795-9593
https://cal.network/2Qq2Orw
Green River Taproom 4513 Putah Creek Rd, Winters 530-441-2337
https://cal.network/2uh9Hmp
Kountry Kitchen
11 Grant Ave, Winters 530-795-2833
Ocean Restaurant
104 Main St., Winters 530-795-4336
Pizza Factory
1 Main St, Winters 530-795-2682
437 1st St, Woodland 530-665-6237
Round Table
El Patio
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196 East Grant Avent, Winters 530-795-1500
1016 E Gibson Rd, Woodland 530-661-9000
Tomat’s
La Islitas Ostioneria
1123 W Grant Ave., Winters 530-795-3404
https://cal.network/2QqImXB
Yolo Trader’s Bistro 30 Main St, Winters 530-794-6262
https://cal.network/2Fppt13
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
1790 East Main St, Woodland 530-668-8282
https://cal.network/36piFMQ
Denny’s
1527 East St, Woodland 530-406-1501 https://cal.network/2ujvwln
Plainfield Station Bar & Grill
23944 County Rd 98, Woodland 530-668-0207
https://cal.network/2STrevd
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews 2031 Bronze Star Dr, Woodland 530-661-7470
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Steve’s Pizza
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39050 Bernard St, Woodland 530-662-1328
Preserve Public House
Denny’s
The Elephant Shack
108 Main St., Winters 530-212-5101
200 Railroad, Winters 530-795-9963
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1568 East Main St, Woodland 530-666-4001
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714 Main St, Woodland 530-758-2800
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39492 Kentucky Ave, Woodland 530-666-2266
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428 First Street Downtown Woodland
530.661.0428 Only 12 minutes from Davis
Open 7 days a week Lunch & Dinner
Local • Seasonal • Sustainable
Casual Dining
Farm-to-Fork • Steaks • Seafood • Vegan & Gluten-Free Options • Appetizers
428 First Street Downtown Woodland
530.661.0428
www.mojoskitchen428.com
Food Truck Mania! Every First Sunday 4–8pm Located in the Heart of Historic Downtown Woodland 51
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Capay Valley Almond Festival
Yolo County Juneteenth
Esparto Community Park, Esparto An annual celebration of the Yolo County staple crop, typically staged during the almond bloom. https://cal.network/2tufLrs
203 E. Fourteenth St., Davis Juneteenth Celebration is a joyous mix of free music, food, dancing, and will include cultural and educational exhibits, presentations and performances for the whole family. Juneteenth is the oldest AfricanAmerican holiday and celebrates the freeing of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865. https://cal.network/2QNimou
EVENTS
February 23
Reiff’s Annual Street Bash Early June
52 Jefferson St., Woodland Time to party! Reiff’s Antique Gas Station hosts its annual Street Bash where there’ll be food, raffle prizes and live entertainment. https://cal.network/2SY48DQ
Cache Creek Lavender Festival Early June
3430 Madrone St., Rumsey An annual celebration in June of all things lavender. During the festival you’ll find live music, wine tasting with local vineyards, food, lavender products and you-pick lavender, field tours and talks, craft demonstrations and more! Free admission. https://cal.network/37Ii8pv
Early June
Davis Music Fest Late June
Downtown, Davis The annual Davis Music Festival takes over several venues in downtown Davis, with more than 40 bands to be enjoyed. It’s like Davis’ version of SXSW. Funds raised benefit the art, music and performing arts departments in local schools. A festival wristband allows event goers to move between venues and attend all events Friday through Sunday. A limited number of single-venue entry passes will be sold at the door. https://cal.network/2unUS1F
4th of July Criterium
Capay Tomato Festival
Downtown, Davis Bikes race through downtown Davis, starting as early as 7:45 a.m. The Fourth of July Criterium is a local classic: a Northern California institution started in 1976. The event features all-day racing in downtown Davis, including most categories and a fun kid’s race. Spectators enjoy the thrill of the races as well as the many food and vendor offerings downtown. https://cal.network/2QPNGmh
23800 State Highway 16, Capay Hosted by Capay Organic Farm/Farm Fresh To You, this annual festival celebrates the great taste of organic heirloom and cherry tomatoes. Activities for all ages include tomato tastings, farm tours and live music. Attendees are invited to camp overnight in the farm orchard. https://cal.network/37F7O1y
July 4
Bike Parade & Party July 4
701 Main St., Woodland Let freedom ring... on a bike! All are welcome to celebrate Independence Day with a bike parade and party, organized by the City of Woodland Community Services Department. Riders from Davis, Winters, Woodland and West Sacramento are invited. https://cal.network/37HPzIP
Late July
Woodland Tomato Festival Early August
Main Street, Woodland Celebrating the Yolo County tomato! Free and open to the public. Held annually on Main Street in historic downtown Woodland. Who has the best salsa in town? Come taste and then vote. The tomato is the inspiration for an Iron Chef-style cooking competition between local chefs. With esteemed guest judges, participating chefs are challenged to come up with their most creative tomato cuisine. https://cal.network/39Jvse
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4513 Putah Creek Road, Winters (530) 441-BEER greenriverbrewingandtaproom.com 25 self-service rotating taps Mon-Thu 12-11pm, Fri-Sat 11-1am, Sun 11am-11pm 9 E. Main Street, Suite J, Downtown Winters (530) 794-6118 www.hoobysbrew.com 8 rotating beers on tap Hours of operation: Sun 11:30am-8pm, Mon-Thu 3-9pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-10pm,
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10. Jackrabbit Brewing Co. 1323 Terminal Street, West Sacramento
11. Yolo Brewing Co.
2001 2nd Street, Davis
7. Super Owl Brewing
1260 Lake Boulevard, Suite 121, Davis (530) 746-5992 superowlbrewing.com We offer locally-made craft brews in a fun and family-friendly environment. Outside food is welcome. Hours: Wed-Fri 4-9pm, Sat 2-10pm Sun 2-6pm
1520 Terminal Street, West Sacramento (916) 379-7581 yolobrew.com Frequently on our tap lineup: Orange Blossom, General Store IPA, Nutty Brown Porter, and many seasonal offerings. Hours of operation: Mon-Thu 3-9pm, Fri 3-10pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-6pm
8. Three Mile Brewing
231 G Street, Suite 3, Davis (530) 564-4351 (Taproom) beer@threemilebrewing.com Hours: Mon, Wed-Fri 3-10pm, Sat 12-10pm, Sun 12-8pm
Would you like to be listed on our Microbrewery Adventures page? Call The Davis Enterprise at (530) 756-0800
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1606 Olive Drive, Davis (530) 231-3502 dunloebrewing.com Rotating beers. Check website for current availability. Tasting Room Hours: Wed-Sat 4-9pm, Sun 2-6pm
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19326 County Road 78, Brooks (530) 796-2810 www.sekahills.com Book an event with us, private tastings and private tours. Estate Wines: Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Rose, Syrah, Tuluk’a, Tannat and Tribal Reserve. Our tasting room also features Premium Estate Olive Oil, deli and retail shopping. Tasting room open Wed.–Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
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Capay Valley Vineyards
13757 State Highway 16, Brooks (530) 796-4110 www.capayvalleyvineyards.com Tasting room open Sat.–Sun. 12–5 p.m. Produces Tempranillo, Viognier, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and a unique, lively Sparkling Viognier and Sparkling Tempranillo.
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31. Turkovich Family Wines
304 Railroad Avenue, Winters (530) 795-3842 www.turkovichwines.com Chardonnay, Roussanne, Viognier, Rose, Tempranillo, Cabernet, Syrah, The Boss, Sparkling Wine. The tasting room also features the Winters Cheese Company. Sun.–Wed. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Thu.–Sat. 10–9 p.m.
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Albarino Wine Stroll
EVENTS
Early August
Downtown, Winters Every August, the historic town of Cambados in Galacia Spain hosts a week long festival celebrating Albarino, a white grape variety known for its crisp, refreshing acidity and stunning botanical aroma. Celebrate this delicious Spanish wine and taste complimentary tapas paired with Spanish wine varietals at each of the participating Winters local tasting rooms. https://cal.network/2tC0apF
Yolo County Fair Mid-August
1250 E Gum Ave., Woodland One of the last remaining free-admission fairs in California. Every August this five-day fair features music, a rodeo, destruction derby, rides, food and livestock. https://cal.network/37Czzrj
Winters Earthquake Festival Late August
Main Street, Winters Celebration commemorating the rise of the City of Winters from a devastating local earthquake in 1892, and the continued community spirit to make
the town great. There is entertainment all evening, great food and street vendors, children’s activities, and local food and wine. Entertainment begins with children’s performances and continues with live bands and street dancing. https://cal.network/2tC0ap
Yolo BrewFest Late August
Main Street, Woodland Yolo BrewFest features more than 35 local breweries, meaderies and cideries for tasting, with local gourmet restaurants, a cigar lounge and entertainment. Participants must be 21 or older. The event is organized by the Woodland Luna Vista Rotary Club in partnership with Beers In Sac and the City of Woodland. https://cal.network/2QRoFa
Carnitas Festival de la Comunidad September 27
201 E. Main St., Winters This annual community celebration of cultures features a carnitas cookoff, live music, folkloric dance performances, family-friendly activities — all for a good cause, bringing ethnic traditions together. https://cal.network/2SVE1O0
Capay Crush Festival Late September
23800 State Highway 16, Capay Come out to the farm and join in a celebration of the crush season. Enjoy an evening of local wine tasting, halfbarrel grape stomping, live music and dancing, delicious local food and much more. Bring the whole family for a fun, festive celebration on the farm. The festival benefits the Kathleen Barsotti Nonprofit for Sustainable Agriculture. https://cal.network/37F7O1y
Davis Beer Week Early October
Downtown, Davis Davis Beer Week, founded by de Vere’s Irish Pub and Sudwerk Brewery, highlights the community’s thriving craft beer culture, fosters knowledge of the region’s brewing heritage, and serves as a showcase for great beers, restaurants, pubs and other businesses with ties to the craft beer community. Davis Beer Week culminates with the Bike and Brew Festival in Central Park featuring 60 breweries and live music. https://cal.network/2QPq6Gw
ONGOING The Woodland Memorial Hospital Farmers Market Tuesdays
1325 Cottonwood St, Woodland The Woodland Farmers Market is committed to serving farmers, consumers and neighborhoods by increasing the access to fresh and locally grown produce. All goods are sourced from within an hour of Woodland and help support local businesses and farmers. https://cal.network/2MZnhBx
Food Truck Mania
First Sunday of each month 428 First St, Woodland Join in on an afternoon of delicious fun with food trucks, music and many activities and local businesses to discover. Event entry is free. https://cal.network/39E3SzH
The Woodland Farmers Market
Tuesdays, June-August
201 First St, Woodland The Woodland Farmers Market is committed to serving farmers, consumers and neighborhoods by increasing the access to
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fresh and locally grown produce. All goods are sourced from within an hour of Woodland and help support local businesses and farmers. https://cal.network/2MZnhBx
Davis Farmers Market
EVENTS
Wednesdays & Saturdays
Fifth and B streets, Davis Popular event brings farmers and consumers together rain or shine. Find locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts, organic produce, live entertainment, food vendors and much more. https://cal.network/2MZnjcD
UC Davis Farmers Market
Fall and spring quarters
UC Davis, Davis Seasonal on-campus extension of the Davis Farmers Market. https://cal.network/39Grl3l
Sutter Davis Hospital Farmers Market 2000 Sutter Place, Davis An extension of the Davis Farmers Market. https://cal.network/2MZn80X
Mojo’s Hot Summer Nights Car Show
Buckhorn Steakhouse Classic Car Show
428 First St, Woodland Mark your calendars and get your cars ready for Mojo’s Hot Summer Nights car shows this summer. Cruise in your hot rods, cool cars and low riders. Car show starts at 6 p.m. https://cal.network/39E3SzH
2 Main St, Winters Old cars, classic music and an awesome raffle make for a great evening. https://cal.network/2ZRpOCU
Every third Thursday, May-October
Second Tuesday of month, March through October
My name is Mary Felix and I’ve been passionate about senior care for seventeen years, and responsible for distinguishing Solano Life House in Dixon, my home town, as the Administrator, with award winning Memory Care since 2015. Call me to discuss your family needs.
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Second Saturday Art Walk Second Saturday of each month, year-round
First Friday of each month
Various locations downtown, Woodland Enjoy an evening in downtown Woodland as retailers, galleries and restaurants celebrate artists’ exhibitions and live performances. https://cal.network/37HPvsz
Monthly evening of art viewing and artists’ receptions at galleries and businesses in downtown Davis and
beyond. Coordinated by Davis Downtown, all events are free and open to the public. Many include complimentary
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refreshments and opportunities to converse with featured artists. https://cal.network/2N02Y77
Davis Cruise-In
EVENTS
Every third Saturday, April through September
2744 Del Rio Place, Davis Between 50 and 80 classic cars, trucks, motorcycles and bikes are on display. Exhibitors are invited to bring their prized vehicles, whether they’re fully restored or not. Entry is free. https://cal.network/2ZXQfXU
Davis Craft & Vintage Fair
First Saturday Walking Wine Tours
Fifth and B streets, Davis A community-based cooperative open market for crafters, upcyclers, artists and vintage sellers, with live music. https://cal.network/2T6ygx5
35265 Willow Ave, Clarksburg Come to explore the past, present, and future of the Old Sugar Mill while tasting some of Clarksburg’s finest wines. The tour will display the rustic beauty of the historical buildings in various states of rejuvenation as well as introduce
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Parks & open spaces 14 La Playa Park 15 Mace Ranch Community Park 16 N Street Mini Park 17 Northstar Park 18 Julie Partansky Pond 19 Oak Grove Park 20 Oxford Circle Park 21 Perimeter Greenbelt 22 Pioneer Park 23 Playfields Park 24 Putah Creek Park 25 Putah Creek Parkway 26 Redwood Park
27 Rosecreek Park 28 Senda Nueva Greenbelt 29 Slide Hill Park 30 Sycamore Park 31 Village Park 32 West Area Habitat Pond 33 Walnut Park 34 Westwood Park 35 West Manor Park 36 Wildhorse Golf Course 37 Whaleback Park 38 Willow Creek Park 39 Sandy Motley Park
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Farm-fresh for 44 years
Davis Farmers Market Saturdays: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesdays: Picnic in the Park 4:30 p.m. to sunset, April through October
• Live music • Food • Family fun • Local beer & wine
Winter Market
3-6 p.m., November through March Central Park Third & C streets
Thursdays: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., May through October 2000 Sutter Place
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www.DavisFarmersMarket.org
530-756-1695
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