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Campus/Davis InformationCity of DavisCity of BicyclesThe city of Davis (population 56,000) is an environmentally-conscious college town located in Calfornia's fertile Central Valley. More than half the people of Davis have some tie to the University as students, faculty, or staff members. The land surrounding Davis is some of the richest agricultural acreage in the state. People with only the smallest corner garden grow flowers, fruits, and vegetables year-round. There are public gardens for personal use and experimental garden plots available on the campus for students. There is a Farmer's Market twice-weekly where farmers from the area bring their goods and produce for sale. The climate is mild to hot, and the spring and fall seasons are unparalleled for their clear, warm days. The temperature is hot and dry during the summer, but the nights are cool and comfortable; winters are mild. The City of Davis has over 90 miles of bike paths, more than 2 dozen tennis courts, 3 public swimming pools, a municipal golf course, and beautiful parks and greenbelts. The City of Davis and the University community share in many enjoyable cultural activities and events. UC Davis Presents sponsors theatre, dance, opera, film, and music performances throughout the year, bringing to the area fine artists and productions. The magnificent Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened on campus in 2002; this space has already attracted world-class performances. The Entertainment Board also sponsors performing groups at the Coffee House and Freeborn Hall, lectures, films, and free noon-time concerts on the Quad. The campus hold various festive annual celebrations, including the Whole Earth Festival, Picnic Day, and colorful Cultural Days, to name a few. Davis Gallery of Pictures Davis Enterprise Davis City and Area MapsDavis Bay Area Napa Valley Sacramento Back to campus info |
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