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The Friends of Yolo County Animal Shelter will hold its second annual Pawject Runway Dog Fashion Show Fundraiser to raise funds for an adoption mobile van and specialized veterinary care.
“The need to raise funds is great because the Yolo County Animal Services Shelter is at capacity,” a press release from the local nonprofit organization stated. “The shelter is working with fosters and rescues to find homes for all animals, but there is a need to increase adoptions.”
The 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8 event will be held at The HIVE at 1221 Harter Ave. in Woodland. The fashion show will begin at 4:30 p.m. and guests are welcome to bring their pets in an outfit to compete for “best of” in various categories, according to the release.
To learn more about the event, visit friendsofycas.org. To read more, visit dailydemocrat.com/2022/10/05/friends-of-yolo-county-animal-shelter-to-hold-second-annual-pawject-runway-dog-fashion-show.
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Woodland’s 33rd Stroll Through History is this Saturday and promises to be a “change from our traditional mix of historic styles,” according to its website.
“Woodland’s treasury of unique homes has continued beyond Victorians or Craftsman bungalows to include a fine selection of ‘mid-century modern,’” the event’s website stated. “And here’s an astonishing fact. The mid-century modern style is over 70 years old!”
The website explained that one of the first homes built in this style in the city was built in 1954 for Marietta and Phil Leiser.
“So this year, the stroll offers five homes that are all unique expressions of a mid-century modern style that began in the late 1940s and is still called modern today, more than 70 years later,” the website added.
Visit strollthroughhistory.com for more information.
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The West Sacramento Pumpkin Patch Express is open for the rest of the month offering a train ride through Yolo County for “fall fun for the whole family.”
Activities include trick-or-treating at a private park, carnival games, photo opportunities and a pumpkin patch, according to River Fox Train’s website.
“Celebrate the fall harvest on an unforgettable train ride through the Yolo County farmland,” the website stated.
Ticket prices are $10 for children 2 years old and under, $29 for children 3 to 12 years old and $49 for adults.
Tickets include a one-hour train ride and one-hour access to the Fall Festival upon return to the station.
Visit riverfoxtrain.com/experiences/pumpkin-patch-express for more information.
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Movies on Main Street are back this year starting Oct. 14 at Heritage Plaza in Woodland.
“Come to Heritage Plaza for fun, games, and a free movie,” a Woodland press release stated. “Addams Family 2 will be shown on a giant 30-foot movie screen right on Main Street.
The city encourages people to come early for games, crafts, activities and more.
“Bring picnic blankets and low-back chairs for your comfort,” the release added.
Visit https://www.cityofwoodland.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=5406 for more information.
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