Events

- Find out how much electricity your household appliances really use! Yolo Energy Watch will demonstrate how to use a watt meter and how you can borrow one from your library.
- Learn about Pacific Gas & Electric’s home energy programs
- Hear about rebates and incentives! Energy Upgrade California has resources to help you make your home more energy efficient

February 2, 7pm – 8:30pm
Winters Community Library
708 Railroad Avenue Winters
(This is a FREE event)

Questions? Contact Jenifer Segar at jenifer.segar@valleyvision.org.

Sponsored by the Yolo County Library
In partnership with:
Yolo Energy Watch
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Energy Upgrade California
Woodland Public Library

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER 2, 2012 for another spectacular event. Headlining the 2011th 10th Annual Blues Harvest was Blues sensation Kyle Rowland and his band. Kyle was recently named Best Prodigy Musician by the Best of Blues 2011 Backroad Blues. He has also been honored as Blues Harmonica Player of the year and Blues New Artist of the Year (2009) at the West Coast Blues Hall of Fame Show. Already to his credit, he’s played with the likes of great Blues artists as James Cotton, Norton Buffalo, Jerry Martini (founding member of Sly & The Family Stone, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee), Frankie Lee, Nick Gravenites and Charlie Musselwhite, to name but a few. Taking the stage with Kyle and his band this year was the renowned Barry “the Fish” Melton and Sacramento’s own Aaron King. Also appearing at the event was local favorites the Putah Creek Crawdads.

The Blues Harvest organized by Friends of Adult Day Health Care, is held as a benefit for the Yolo Adult Day Health Center, now in it’s 27th year of providing care to the area’s frail elderly and disabled adults.

More information to come for the 2012 event but 2011 Blues Harvest included a gourmet buffet, an array of wine provided by local vintners, and a raffle for an iPad2. The accompanying auction orchestrated by noted event auctioneer Walter Dahl features a Kauai vacation, a chance to meet Jay Leno, an original Gil Amavisca landscape and a hand-made quilt,in addition to other unique gift and entertainment opportunities. The 2012 event will be held on Friday, Nov. 2 at the Heidrick Ag History Center in Woodland from 7-11. Tickets are $40 in advance and are available at the Avid Reader, 617 Second St., in Davis. For more information, call (530) 666-8828 .

Historic Area of Woodland
Fall (Usually the beginning of September)

Join the fun and experience the rich history of Woodland. Activities include: Open home tours of beautiful classic homes, free guided walking tours of historic neighborhoods, free musical entertainment, a pancake breakfast, boxed lunches, antique vehicle displays, period costumes, a vintage baseball event and much more! Musical and dance entertainment will be run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Freeman Park. Groups include Lynette Kimura & the Bluetones, Folklorico de Woodland, the Putah Creek Crawdads and the Dropped Roses.

The Stroll Through History event is planned and presented entirely by volunteers. Without our volunteers, this wonderful celebration of our history would not be possible.

To learn more: http://www.strollthroughhistory.com/index.html

Woodland Community & Senior Center
September

This semi-formal event includes a sit down dinner, dancing, raffles and activities. This is truly a special night for daddies and their daughters (of all ages). This catered event takes place at the Woodland Community & Senior Center; a photographer is on site to capture those precious moments (additional cost).

October 31st

Time: 3:00 PM (US/Pacific) Location: Main Street, Woodland, CA

Bring the kids to Downtown Woodland for trick-or-treating fun. Local merchants, non-profit organizations and community members will be offering children of the area a safe and fun Halloween. Bring your kids, mingle with your neighbors and let the kids trick-or-treat around Downtown Woodland. Come in costume and join in the costume contest.
Hope to see you there!!

College & First Streets, Woodland
Early December

Come walk a historic neighborhood in Woodland (First Street and now College Street) filled with luminaries lighting the way.
A coat drive benefits at-risk children and adults.

City Park (corner of Cross and Cleveland Streets)
Every Thursday Evening from 5-~7pm

Let's engage in our community and make sure that our parks are safe, family-friendly places to gather, play, and socialize! Come join us every week at City Park (corner of Cross and Cleveland Streets in downtown Woodland) to hang out with friends, meet new people, give your kids a playdate, and make a difference in our community! We meet from 5pm to ~7pm every Thursday afternoon. Bring snacks/refreshments for yourself or to share, and bring your friends!

Call Robert on his cell at 916-233-9035 for more info.

October 10 - October 11, 2009
Woodland Community Stadium

For questions, more information or to find out how you can get involved in the planning of this event, contact Emily Chadwick, Event Chair - at (530) 646-6891

September 24th - October 31st, 2010
In Historic Woodland, California at 2200 East Main Street

The Woodland Corn Maze is BACK for 2010! Sponsored again by the Heidrick Ag History Center, we are excited and ready to unveil this year’s new design! The Maze is perfect for couples, groups, families and friends who want to try their luck by day or brave the dark at night. Try our fun and frightening Haunted Maze Friday and Saturday Nights in October, its a great laugh and a real SCREAM!

For more information: www.woodlandcornmaze.com or info@woodlandcornmaze.com