UC Davis Events Calendar

Works by UC Davis graduate students Ryan Suleiman, Jonathan Favero, and Phil Acimovic.
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Damon Rich, an urban designer and visual artist, and Rosten Woo, an artist, designer, and writer, are the featured speakers in the second Alberini Family Speaker Series in Design. A reception will follow the presentation. The series, supported through an endowment by the Carlos and Andrea Alberini Family Foundation, brings to campus renowned innovators and thinkers in design to inspire students and encourage community engagement and learning.

The weekly Shinkoskey Noon Concert starts two hours later than normal and features the music department's Jazz Combos, directed by Jacám Manricks. Program: "Kit and Caboodle Blues" and "It All Begins with You" by Martine Tabilio; "Grown Folks" by Snarky Puppy; "New Afro Cuban" and "Shufflin" by Manricks; and "Blindman" by Herbie Hancock. Plus, "Georgia" by Ray Charles, "This Here" by Bobby Timmons and "Recordema" by Joe Henderso — all arranged by Manricks.

UC Davis' Jazz Bands perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 31. See separate listing.

The Green Big Band performs "Softly As In a Morning Sunrise" by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II; "Jazz Police" by Gordon Goodwin; and "Groove Merchant" by Jerome Richardson. The Blue Big Band's set includes "This Here" by Bobby Timmons; "Fun-Key Blues" by Jacám Manricks, Jazz Bands' director; "Wave" by Antonio Carlos Jobim; and "Maiden Voyage" by Herbie Hancock.

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UC Davis Jazz Combos perform a free concert at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 31. See separate listing.

Kyle Stegall, tenor (evangelist)
Elizabeth Nitzan, soprano
Michelle Lajeunesse, alto
Michael Jankoskey, tenor
Daniel Yoder, bass (Pontius Pilate)
Matilda Hofman, conductor
Early Music and Baroque Ensembles of UC Davis with guests—
Glenda Bates and Lot Demeyer, oboe
Thomas Hill, bassoon | Farley Pearce, violone
$10 Students and Children, $20 Adults (Open Seating)

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