A great meeting space on the UC Davis campus with lots of natural light, easy parking, and a…read morehelpful meeting support team. My department uses this venue for our retreats with 20-30 people and really enjoy it.

Went to my Uncle's memorial here. Plenty of parking (although a little hard to find, even using…read moreGPS). Kitchen facility for catering. Enough room to set up a small stage (if you desire). Patio area in front. I don't know how much they charge but it was a lovely venue for a small wedding or small event.

I spent so much of my undergrad here at the ARC…read more Lovely place to be, many amenities and sports to accommodate all. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regard!

Best gym, although it will get packed during the quarter there is always something to use and the…read moreatmosphere and Davis culture is second to none.

AMAZING VENUE! What a gem of a spot! I rented this venue for my 40th birthday inviting 65 friends…read moreand family, along with a caterer and DJ. The space was perfect in every way, clean, open, bright, indoor/outdoor space, everyone was so impressed with the ambiance and I greatly appreciated how flexible and professional they were to work with. I cannot more highly recommend this venue for your next Davis gathering!

It's a wonderful place to rent out rooms for an event, small or big. There's the community room,…read morelounge and Hagan room available; just call for information and details. With renting the place out, there's also a large kitchen with fridge, stoves and other things that are available (just as long as things are kept clean and put back). Language classes are taught here by fluent speakers/teachers and membership with the I house will allow you to take any class you like (dance classes included too along with other event). There's storytelling for younger children each month and gathers for others weekly. Many other events happen weekly, just check on their website to see what's available and interests you :] Every year, the International House puts on the International Festival and there are many activities and performances. It's clear that everyone there is very passionate about their work and helping people out. Just come and check this place you, I'm sure you won't be disappointed. This place is just run by a few people so they can be stretched pretty thin. Don't hesitate to leave message and they'll get back to you as soon as they can. There are many volunteer opportunities here too! Final Thoughts: Very nice place to study with comfy chairs :]

Nice brand new building in the complex right by the welcome center. Over 200k alums and by the…read morelooks of it, that number continues to grow.

Work conference was held primarily here at the UCD Alumni Center (outdoor Moss Patio for lunches),…read moreincluding the Conference Center conference rooms and ballroom (for larger lectures as well as converted for dinner banquet). We had plenary sessions set up and breakout mini-sessions/workshops, fully utilizing the facility's AV equipment and catering. There were a few issues with the projectors showing slides onscreen that weren't quite the right color, or were just a little out of focus, and a clear difference between the microphone audibility situation depending on whether it was the podium, hand-held wireless, or the clip-on type. Bathrooms available on first and second floors of the conference center, as well as the Alumni center. Breaks provided coffee, tea, and assorted muffins/croissants/fruit. Lunches ranged from bagged sandwiches and cookies to pastas and meat entrees, self-serve. Would have liked a bag of chips with the sandwiches or a salad to balance it out. The wooden flatware was understandably "green" but awkward to use. Parking limited to the parking garage near Mondavi Center (Gateway Parking Structure) with permit, or parking lot P1. The Hyatt Place Hotel is adjacent, which was a nice option for visiting conference attendees. Overall a good venue.

There is a cannabis club right next door and the place smells of marijauna! Cannot conduct Any type…read moreof business meetings or lectures without the constant smell of marijauna. Very unprofessional and unpleasant.

From the owner: The University Park Inn Event Center offers a versatile…read morespace for gatherings of up to 100 people in a banquet style setting. Located adjacent to UC Davis, it provides convenient access and is complemented by complimentary parking. Equipped with audio-visual facilities, it ensures seamless presentations and entertainment. While catering services are not directly provided, the venue partners with Simply Satisfied, a trusted local catering company. The event center features an outdoor patio, adding a charming ambiance to any occasion. Ideal for weddings, conferences, and various events, it offers a welcoming and adaptable space for diverse needs.

A great place to play Bingo. I mean it, after yesterday's game I am hooked! Bingo is played here…read moreevery second Sunday, and each time it benefits a different charity. I paid $12 for one packet of Bingo games, and had fun playing with some friends for about three hours total. Next month I want to come again! Remember to bring cash to purchase bingo games, extra games, and to purchase drinkies and snacks from the snack bar. There were nachos, hot dogs, and chips available yesterday. Beer, wine, and soda were available drinkies. They also had free water and coffee provided. If you don't have your own dobber for Bingo they provide free rentals, but you can also buy one for $1 in cash. They also have raffles included with your Bingo packet, so hang on to that ticket. I won a bottle of Sobon Cab Sauv in one of the raffle drawings yesterday! :-) They have bathrooms downstairs and upstairs too, and though it does get busy we were easily able to find five seats together. Of course, two of us did show up early. For next time I will remember to again arrive early and bring cash for this cash only event. If you have never played legit Bingo before, they are patient and helpful. It is beginner friendly with many helpers available and walking around the room. Highly recommend! Yay Bingo! Outside food is fine. Street parking.

I've been going to Odd Fellows Hall for over a year now for various purposes. While I am usually in…read morethe upstairs room, I have also been to the downstairs meeting space. Ultimately, I think this is an awesome resource in our community! I love that various groups and communities are able to rent out the space for whatever the need. I also love all of the community events that they put on. From Bingo to movie nights, I love the effort they are putting into creating an awesome community space. The building itself is a bit out dated, but it is well maintained.

This gallery is right at the corner of 1st and E street, just after that dip in the road off the…read morefreeway in DTDavis. It's in an old house structure 3 stories high or more. Inside it is an Art Gallery, and also a multipurpose activity/community space. Through the front door, which is located at the corner of 1st and E streets past some large art sculptures, is a book store of published art books, and to the left corner is a info/cashier counter and person. Past that opens up to a large multistory atrium area, filled with art, but also a couple of tables with 4-5 chairs each. In the hot Davis summers, this is a cool place to hang out, literally, as there is OPAC available for you (Other People's AC), and WiFi! Currently the artist featured on this floor is Mark Bullwinkle, an American artist with SF Bay Area roots and metal quirky sculpture installations, particularly in Emeryville and Berkeley, that he created with a blowtorch. Up the stairs or elevator to floor 2, there is a study/lounge that over looks the atrium below, with other artists' work in the nooks and crannies around the staircase and little rooms. The 3rd floor is a full art floor, with mostly ceramic sculptures from various artists. It is free to enter. I did an event here a year ago, a UC Davis student's birthday party with entertainment in the atrium space. And more recently I came here with 2 friends to chill in the OPAC and tables/chairs in the 1st floor Atrium before heading on to dinner on a lazy Sunday afternoon road trip.

My employee gave me a recommendation that this gallery had free wifi and you could work there, so…read morewe headed to the gallery after grabbing a smoothie. Outside this location you'll notice two large structures: a cat and a dog. When you enter the gallery you'll see a front desk to your left, one of the staff members greeted us. There are pieces all over the gallery from artwork to sculptures. On the second floor there are multiple metal tables and chairs where you can have a seat and work. There was also a bathroom on the second floor. There was classical music playing throughout the building. It was a nice departure from working in my hotel room and I enjoyed seeing some of the artwork and sculptures on display.

Great stay. Bach was a great help in checking in and solving some issues that came up with our…read morethird party booking site. Location was clean and easy to find. Close to downtown Davis.

Rating: 2.5/5 First…read moretime trying Holiday Inn. · Walls are thin enough to join next door's conversation. · Bathroom fan? Doesn't exist. · Gym ~8 machines · Wi-Fi: inconsistent at best · Late checkout? You can ask at 7am. On checkout day. So if you're paying the same either way, the math kinda does itself.

My review is for the US Bicycling Hall of Fame as an event venue. Plenty of restrooms, nice open…read morespace for event seating and catering set-ups, and all with a selection of vintage bikes and memorabilia adorning the walls. The owner greeted our group and invited us to explore the museum following our event. Only negative was rather loud background noise of some sort, perhaps a central heating and cooling system? Located in central park in downtown Davis. Plenty of bike parking (duh!) and nearby un-metered street parking. A nice option for off-campus events.

What a treat to have such biking memorabilia, historical recap and biking epicenter on the West…read moreCoast...in our very own 'Bike Capital of the World', as Davis has always self proclaimed. Right on the main corner of the Farmers Market/Central Park...perfect. 3rd and B, easy to find. Hours match the Farmer's Market hours...even better! Wednesdays 4pm - 8pm Saturdays 10am - 2pm

I've performed several times here. Last time was this past DDR 2013 (Davis Dance Revolution)…read more 5 stars because when changing between my performances, I accidentally left my friend's hoodie and my own shoes on the stage. After the performance, they were nowhere to be found. An hour before this, I went back, and it was in the lost and found! Before looking, the lady asked me about the sizes and colors. I appreciate that, because she wanted to make sure that I was the true owner of the clothing articles. I'm lame for doing this review, but I'm so happy I got the stuff back!!! Also, someone mentioned that lighting was bad. I've gone to several dress rehearsals and the staff patiently work with us to make sure we performers get what we prefer :) I'm going to miss performing at DDR at Freeborn Hall :(

I have graced Freeborn at least once a year with my presence. I definitely made the most usage as I…read morecould - career fairs, concerts, lu'aus, etc. The seating is kinda awkward for concerts (the only one I can think of is the dude who opened for AFI who was boring as EFF), but the Freeborn staff has perfected it for dance shows. For lu'au every year, I'm pleased with the tables of eight and how they are laid yet (and yet there's enough room for dancers to go through tables!). For shows like DDR, I like the seating on the main floor, and the seating on the side. For dance rehearsals, w00t for accommodating Freeborn staff! Minor grip-age, if you will: why is the dance room at the ARC technically bigger than Freeborn's stage?? Yeah, makes it's a tad bit difficult/ANNOYING that that is the case. You practice your steps and placement 1231800x only to discover that you need to downsize your steps. [end gripe]