(in and around Davis)
_____________________________Monday, Oct. 25th:
MOPS (Moms group for moms with kids preschool age and younger):
9:30am
University Covenant Church in Davis
Tuesday, Oct. 26th:
Co-Op Parents Meeting:
10:00am - 11:00am: in the Co-Op Teaching Kitchen Building
(537 G Street, kitty corner from Co-Op)
(located: 1212 Merkley Avenue, West Sacramento)
11:30am-12:00pm Stories for Kids:
Children ages 3-5-years-old are invited to storytime programs just for them
6:00pm-6:30pm: Bilingual Storytime
Storytime in Spanish for children 0 to 5
Davis Toy and Resource Library Hours:
9:00am-3:00pm
600 A Street
For information about the Davis Toy Library (as well as Woodland and West Sacramento Toy Libraries visit: http://daviscaparents.blogspot.com/2010/08/toy-libraries.html )
Wednesday, Oct. 27th:
Mother and Baby Source New Parents Group
8:30am-10:00am
714 2nd Street in Davis
Group for parents of babies five months old and younger. Meets in the back room of the
Mother and Baby Source.
West Sacramento Library Story Time: Mother Goose on the Loose
2:00pm-2:30pm For kids aged 12-36months.
(located: 1212 Merkley Avenue, West Sacramento)
Davis Toy and Resource Library Hours:
9:00am-3:00pm
600 A Street
For information about the Davis Toy Library (as well as Woodland and West Sacramento Toy Libraries visit: http://daviscaparents.blogspot.com/2010/08/toy-libraries.html )
4:30-8:30 Davis Central Park
Shop the Market and enjoy the International Food Faire and Soroptomists/ Venture Clubs beer and wine garden. Kids activities include bicycle-powered carousel, pony rides from Pony Ranch Parties, Bouncing Bungalows, rock-climbing wall, face-painting & Dilly Dally the Clown.
Band this week: Shayna & the Bulldog (Rock 'n Roll)
Thursday, Oct. 28th:
Davis Toy and Resource Library Hours: 9:00am-3:00pm
600 A St
http://daviscaparents.blogspot.com/2010/08/toy-libraries.html
Friday, Oct.29th:
HALLOWEEN TREAT TRAIL
Downtown Davis
Bring your kids downtown Davis for trick or treating! Over 100 of the local businesses will be participating. This event will occur RAIN or SHINE!
For a list of all participating businesses visit: http://www.davisdowntown.com/events/downtown-davis-halloween-treat-trail-october-29
Or contact Joy Cohan, DDBA director, at (530) 756-8763 or joy@davisdowntown.com.
LEGENDS OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
2pm
Woodland Opera House Theatre
340 2nd St Woodland
“The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is a perfect Halloween treat. This family-friendly version of the spooky tale is presented with all the thrills, chills and laughs to keep young audiences on the edge of their seats.
The storybook tale revolves around the three main characters; the bumbling, awkward schoolteacher, Ichabod (Drew Thomsen), the coquettish Katrina (Hallie Tobia), and Ichabod’s brutish rival, Brom Bones (Jason Goldman). There are also four storytellers (Calvin Davey, Whitney Hunt, Scarlett Kaufusi, and Katheryn Ostergard) who narrate the tale and take on several characters in the story. This adaptation remains dedicated to the spirit of the original work yet expertly involves young people with lots of suspense and comedy saving the best for last – the ride of the headless horseman (Steve Cairns). The show is directed by Crissi Cairns Kessler with stage management by Steve Cairns.
Audience members are encouraged to come to the Saturday matinee in costume for a special treat and to attend “Trick or Treat on Main Street” immediately after the show at 3 p.m. Join your friends and neighbors downtown for a fun, safe and entertaining trick or treat venue. Participating business with candy will be marked by black and orange balloons.
The Main Street Trick or Treat event will run from 3-6:30 p.m.
All reserved tickets for “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” are $5 each. Tickets are available at the box office at 340 2nd St. Monday through Friday from 10-1 and 2-5, by calling 666-9617, or at the door.
SATURDAY Oct. 30th
FALL FESTIVAL AT THE MARKET11am-12pm
8am-1pm
Davis' Farmers Market
Central Park (Corner of C and 4th St)
This year's Halloween-themed festival features fun-filled activities and harvest specialties for the whole family. Davis Farm to School, a project of Davis Farmers Market Foundation, is sponsoring the annual Avenue of Scarecrows Silent Auction and Fundraiser. There will be more than 50 scarecrows for visitors to pose with for photos. The highest bidders at the Scarecrow Silent Auction—held from 9 am to 12:30 pm—will take home their favorites. All scarecrows were created by Davis school students, and all proceeds support Davis public school gardening and recycling programs.
The Pumpkin Patch, hosted by Soroptomist Club of Davis, is back by popular demand.
Music Matt will perform his high energy, fun music that caters to children (and is very parent-friendly) on the Oak Tree Deck; Peter Franklin Band will bring their crowd-pleasing Americana music. The children's area will feature hands-on crafts and science activities, including harvest headdresses and hair braiding by Lambda Omicron Xi, chemistry activities and demonstrations by the UC Davis Chemistry Club and Explorit Science Center, and kids craft activities offered by UC Davis La Raza Law Student Association and area 4-H Clubs. Animals include piglets from Woodland farmer Jim Neilson's farm, raptors from the California Raptor Center, and farm animals from Davis Senior High School's Future Farmers of America. Pony Ranch Parties hosts the pony rides, and Alex the Balloon Man and Dilly Dally the Clown will show off their balloon wizardry. Central Park Gardens will unveil their new caterpillar sculpture and host a plant sale (benefiting the gardens), while also offering eco-friendly gardening information. All visitors to the Gardens will receive free flower seeds to plant now for spring blooming.
This year's Fall Festival Food Faire will feature farm-fresh pizzas (a fundraiser for Davis Farm to School), fresh pumpkin pie by the slice with whipped cream, pumpkin ice cream, and seasonal delights prepared by Davis restaurateurs Fat Face and Monticello Seasonal Cuisine, plus tamales and burritos, Indian foods and fresh popped kettle corn.
This year's Fall Festival Food Faire will feature farm-fresh pizzas (a fundraiser for Davis Farm to School), fresh pumpkin pie by the slice with whipped cream, pumpkin ice cream, and seasonal delights prepared by Davis restaurateurs Fat Face and Monticello Seasonal Cuisine, plus tamales and burritos, Indian foods and fresh popped kettle corn.
ANNUAL SPOOKTACULAR
11am-12pm
Borders 500 1st St, Davis
It's the annual Halloween Spooktacular! Kids ages 3 to 8 are invited to join in on the fun! They'll read scary stories, play spooky games, do a creepy craft and top it all off with a terrifying parade! Costumes are encouraged!
LEGENDS OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
Woodland Opera House Theatre
340 2nd St Woodland
See above (Friday) for details
BOO AT THE ZOO
BOO AT THE ZOO
4:30pm-8pm (both Saturday and Sunday)
Sacramento Zoo
3930 West Land Park Dr
Two nights of ghoulish family fun, Saturday or Sunday. Boo at the Zoo will happen rain or shine!
Bring your little ghouls to enjoy a safe and fun Halloween at the Sacramento Zoo.
Kids can safely trick-or-treat around the lake at 17 different candy stations! Other activities include magic shows, costume dance party, ghoulish crafts, and lots of family fun! Saturday night only, visit the KVIE Kids booth and meet “Buddy” from Dinosaur Train.
You can also ride the Spooky Train or Creepy Carousel for an additional fee.
Please note: Only the front half of the Zoo will be open during this event. The spookiness is appropriate for children under 10 years of age.
Boo at the Zoo will Sell Out, Get Your Tickets Early!
General Tickets: $9
Sac Zoo Members: $5
Children 2 and under: Free
General Tickets: $9
Sac Zoo Members: $5
Children 2 and under: Free
SUNDAY Oct. 31st
PUMPKIN TRAIN
Continuing...
BOO AT THE ZOO
4:30pm-8pm (both Saturday and Sunday)
Sacramento Zoo
3930 West Land Park Dr
See Saturday for more details.
TRICK OR TREAT ON MAIN
3pm-6:30pm
Woodland Main Street
10:00 AM
Sacramento RiverTrain, 341 Industrial Way, Woodland
Family Train ride to Uncle Ray's Pumpkin Patch. Offers a variety of entertainment while riding the train. At the pumpkin patch, enjoy a tractor ride, hay bale maze and picking out your complementary pumpkin. The entire trip lasts about 2.5-3 hours.
Sacramento RiverTrain, 341 Industrial Way, Woodland
| Child Ticket (age 2-12) | $23.00 |
| Adult Ticket | $29.00 |
Family Train ride to Uncle Ray's Pumpkin Patch. Offers a variety of entertainment while riding the train. At the pumpkin patch, enjoy a tractor ride, hay bale maze and picking out your complementary pumpkin. The entire trip lasts about 2.5-3 hours.
Continuing...
BOO AT THE ZOO
4:30pm-8pm (both Saturday and Sunday)
Sacramento Zoo
3930 West Land Park Dr
See Saturday for more details.
TRICK OR TREAT ON MAIN
3pm-6:30pm
Woodland Main Street
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