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Spring break is short, but that’s a good thing, considering all the good things that the new quarter will bring for your health and well-being — things like the �ٺ���Ƶ Farmers Market and the new Fruit and Veggie Fan Club (which will distribute vouchers for farmers market purchases), and classes on bike riding, stress management and financial well-being.

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And, of course, a new month brings another Well-Being Ticket Deal — $10 tickets for faculty and staff to attend a show at the Mondavi Center. The April deal is for the Boston Pops Orchestra, making its Mondavi Center debut amid a tour devoted to John Williams movie music (Star Wars and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, to name two).

— Opening day is Wednesday, April 4, and the market will continue every Wednesday through June 6. Hours are 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the (north end across from the Memorial Union). An extension of the Davis Farmers Market, the campus version has a mission of increasing the �ٺ���Ƶ community’s access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Sponsored by multiple campus organizations, including the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-Being Program.

— A free program for staff, faculty, students and retirees to remind of the importance of fruits and vegetables in our diets. Not only is the fan club free, but it can “pay” you in the form of vouchers to spend at the �ٺ���Ƶ Farmers Market — where you can pick up that all-important fresh produce.

Fan club members will receive weekly emails with challenges, recipes and helpful tips, starting Friday, April 8, and continuing every Friday for six weeks through May 11. Each week’s email will include a link where you can report your weekly fruit and veggie progress — submit your report by 5 p.m. the day you get the email, and you will receive a $1 voucher. Submit your report every week for six weeks and you will receive an additional $10 in vouchers.

Sponsored by Healthy �ٺ���Ƶ and the Staff and Faculty Well-Being Program.

BIKING WITH CONFIDENCE — A free series of weekly classes, noon to 1 p.m., four Tuesdays in a row, on bicycle safety, maintenance and repair — plus a fun ride around campus at the series conclusion. Open to staff, faculty, students and retirees. for one or more classes:

• April 10 — Rules of the Road (Conference Room B, )
• April 17 — Bike Maintenance
• April 24 — Fix a Flat (Hutchison Field)
• May 1 — Fun Ride (meet at Hutchison Field)

Sponsored by Healthy �ٺ���Ƶ, Staff and Faculty Health and Well-Being Program, Transportation Services, and the city of Davis.

STRESS MANAGEMENT — Two-hour workshop covering causes and effects of stress, and approaches to managing stress. Instruction provided on breathing exercises, mind-quieting techniques and movement meant to reduce stress. Free; open to staff, faculty, students and retirees. 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, 130 . Sign up by calling 916-734-0718. Questions? Send an email here. Sponsored by Healthy �ٺ���Ƶ, and the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-Being Program, in partnership with �ٺ���Ƶ Health.

FINANCIAL WELL-BEING — A free series of classes, noon-1 p.m., three Wednesdays in a row, 130 . Classes will cover credit, car buying and home buying — all in an effort to help build your financial fitness. Open to staff, faculty, students and retirees. for one or more classes:

• April 11 — Knowing Your Numbers and Keeping Score
• April 18 — Become an Auto Buying Aficionado
• April 25 — Get Moving into a Home of Your Own

Presented by SAFE Credit Union in partnership with Healthy �ٺ���Ƶ, and the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-Being Program.

Well-Being Ticket Deal

The Boston Pops concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday, April 19, in Jackson Hall, . Faculty and staff can get tickets for $10 each (limit two per person), but only for purchases made from April 1 to 14.

The concert is titled “Lights, Camera, Music! Six Decades of John Williams” — the composer for such films as Jaws, Superman, Schindler’s List, Jurassic Park and some of the Harry Potter films. Williams is the Boston Pops conductor laureate, having led the orchestra from 1980 to 1993. 

Keith Lockhart, who now leads the orchestra, calls the Boston Pops “the perfect orchestra for people who don’t know they like orchestras!” The orchestra performs jazz and pop, indie rock and big band, film music and the Great American Songbook — and everything in between.

The Mondavi Center and the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-Being Program are partnering to offer a ticket deal a month through May. (for the Well-Being Ticket Deal, April 1-14, use promo code ORCHESTRA2018).

Or visit or call the box office:

• Hours — noon-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday and one hour before all ticketed events
• Telephone — 530-754-2787 or 866-754-2787