Explorit Science Center creates excitement for science and nature through interactive exploration for all. Visit the Center in Davis for fun interactive experiences, animals, backyard habitats and more. It also provides off and onsite programs to schools in 18 Northern California counties.

The C.N. Gorman Museum, located in Davis, California, is a significant cultural institution associated with the University of California, Davis. It is dedicated to promoting and preserving the artistic and cultural heritage of Native American and Indigenous peoples.

The Artery is an artist owned and operated cooperative gallery of fine art and contemporary crafts. Founded in 1974. Currently about 60 members.

The Pence Gallery is a cultural venue in downtown Davis that displays 12 exhibits of art in all media, by visual artists living and working in the Sacramento Valley and greater Bay Area.

The U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame is indeed located in Davis, California. The hall of fame is dedicated to preserving the history and honoring individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport of cycling in the United States. It serves as a museum that showcases the achievements of notable cyclists, advocates, and industry leaders.

Students visit the Conservatory to learn the plant-animal interactions and the adaptations that help plants are adapted to deserts, nutrient poor soils, and how they interact with herbivores, pollinators and other insects.

Established over three decades ago, the John Natsoulas Gallery has earned numerous honors, supported emerging artists, and advanced fine art with its dynamic and forward-thinking concern.

Central Park Gardens is a beautiful volunteer-managed public garden located in Davis Central Park. Come visit our themed gardens, relax and smell the flowers, and gather ideas and inspiration to take home.

The Hattie Weber Museum features exhibits depicting the history and heritage of Davis, California, and the surrounding area. The latest exhibit, Davis on Board, is both modern and fun. It presents three board games with connections to Davis: 1985 and 1996 versions of Davisopoly, and Coffee Time, created by a team of Davisites including Hattie Weber volunteer Aaron Wedra.

Davis Arts Center is a gathering place for dynamic engagement with the arts. Through multidisciplinary classes and programs for the regional community, the Art Center inspires creative expression in people of all ages and fosters an environment for the arts to flourish.