Davis Art Center

Location

1919 F Street (at West Covell Boulevard)

Hours

Mon-Thu 9:30am-7pm

Fri 9:30am-5pm

Phone

(530) 756-4100

Website

davisartcenter.org

The Davis Art Center is a community art center offering over 300 classes each quarter in clay, weaving, photography, multimedia, yoga, tap, ballet, drama and music for students of all-ages. You can get a copy of their printed course catalog at the center. The building has classrooms, dance rooms, and a small stage for theatrical and musical performances. The Tsao Gallery is also located here.

Each winter, the Davis Art Center hosts a holiday art sale featuring both local and regional artists. The sale is typically held after Thanksgiving, in time for holiday shopping.

Winter/Spring '09 DAC Teachers:
Robert Armstrong
Linda Bair
Clarice Baker
Heidi Bekebrede
Betty Berteaux
Bobbie Bolden
Verena Borton
Lisa Boyce
Shirleigh Brannon
Jeff Bryant
Marilu Carter
Julie Curry
Davis International Folk Dancers
Lourdes De la Isla
Nancy England
Linda S. Fitz Gibbon
Danielle Fodor
Ann Pearson Franke
Philippe Gandiol
George Grant
Molly Bentley Gulbranson
Emily Henderson
Hannah Hunter
Grazia Jaroff
Charlene Kunitz
Maquette Kuper
Julia Levine
Hanneke Lohse
Lorri Ann Lovett-Gill
Mindy Manville
Sheila Marsee Hofer
Jill McElroy
Courtney McNeil
Yvette Corvo Misner
Terry Nathan
Sean O'Brien
Scarlett O'Connor
Jane Oh
Erin Panelli
Janet Papale
Juana Saunders-Caldera
Don Schwartz
Jasmine Segall
Christine Shackel
Hannah Stein
William Thomas
Jean Van Keuren-Sillman
Cindy Wilson
Donna Jury Wren

© Graham Kolbeins 2004

© Graham Kolbeins 2004

Media

Read a story and see beautiful photos of Linda Bair, one of the Davis Art Center's dance teachers in the June 09 issue of Davis Life Magazine.

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2008-08-17 06:07:21   My daughter took a few classes here this summer. They were amazingly good classes with fantastically friendly and instructive teachers. She had a great time and I suspect the DAC is one of the better kept secrets in Davis that shouldn't be kept a secret. —WesHardaker