You should be dancin’, yeah. Along with our pristine/splashy and joyful/contemplative cultural events, once in a while you just need to shake your booty. We’ve got plenty more in our expansive listings of nightlife and art events in Going Out. (Click here for listings of LGBTQ movies, TV series, podcasts and community organizations.) Alonzo King LINES Ballet @ YBCA (photo: RJ Muna) DANCE, OPERA, THEATER Alonzo King LINES Ballet @ YBCA As part of a nationwide celebration, ‘The Year of Alice,’ LINES premieres a new work set to Alice Coltrane’s revolutionary music; and King’s ‘Ma mère l’Oye (Mother Goose).’ $40—135, September 26—29, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 700 Howard St. www.linesballet.org
Angels in America @ Marin Shakespeare Company, San Rafael Oakland Theatre Project performs both parts of Tony Kushner’s epic Tony and Pulitzer-winning drama about AIDS, politics and ‘cosmic justice.’ $10-$60, Sept. 27-Oct. 27, 514 4th St. https://oaklandtheaterproject.org/angels ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ @ Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek Arsenic and Old Lace @ Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek Center Repertory Company performs a drag retake of Joseph Kesselring’s 1930s comedy about two elderly women who think they’ll doing older men a favor by killing them. $49 and up, thru Sept. 29, 1601 Civic Drive. www.lesherartscenter.org (Read our review.)
16, 2023. The performance will take place at the Alameda Naval Station Building, open to the public. **Key Takeaways:**
* **Free event:** The performance is free for anyone to attend.
Olivier Messiaen’s ‘Harawi’ @ Cal Performances Cal Performances @ UC Berkeley Music, dance concerts, lectures and more. Season opener: West Coast premiere of American Modern Opera Company’s new production of Olivier Messiaen’s ‘Harawi,’ with soprano Julia Bullock, pianist Conor Hanick and dancers Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber, Sept. 27, 8pm, $31-$78. Zellerbach Hall, Bancroft Way at Dana St., UC Berkeley campus. calperformances.org Chitresh Das Dance @ ODC Theater Charlotte Moraga’s kathak dance, ‘Mantram,’ is performed. $29-$79, Sept. 27-28, 8pm; 29 4pm. 3153 17th St. https://odc.dance/about-theater Choir Boy @ Ashby Stage, Berkeley Shotgun Players’ production of Tarell Alvin MvCraney’s Tony-nominated play about an out queer Black singer in a prep school chorus. $8-$40, Sept. 24-Oct. 20, 1901 Ashby Ave. https://shotgunplayers.org
‘Choir Boy’ @ Ashby Stage, Berkeley CounterPulse Arts center for experimental innovative performance, dance and art often with a queer focus. ‘Old Dogs, New Tricks: the San Francisco Neo-Futurists 10-Year Reunion Show,’ September 20-22. ‘Trans Temporal Resistances,’ an exhibit of works by J Rivera Pansa and Davia Spain. 80 Turk St. www.counterpulse.org Dance Mission Theater Space for dance lessons, concerts with a modern often sociopolitical edge. 3316 24th St. https://dancemissiontheater.org/ Dear San Francisco @ Club Fugazi The ‘high-flying love story’ weaves local history with acrobatic theatrics and live music by The 7 Fingers company, now with new cast members, and an upcoming holiday show; extended run. $35-$99. 678 Green St. https://www.clubfugazisf.com/
A. Latin American Love Story in Song and Dance
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* The play “Four Guys Named José” is a Latin bilingual musical. * The play is subtitled “And una Mujer Named María”
* The play tells the story of four men who try to woo a young woman. * The play is a vibrant celebration of Latin American culture, music, and dance.
This is a description of a comedy show hosted by Lisa Geduldig. The show is called “Lockdown Comedy” and is a final online comedy show. It features a lineup of comedians, including Wendy Liebman, Scott Blakeman, Eve Meyer, and clips of Lisa Geduldig’s late mother, Arline.
Jinho ‘Piper’ Ferreira’s ‘Black Men Everywhere’ @ The Marsh Mexodus @ Berkeley Repertory Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson’s stirring musical about the historic underground railroad to Mexico, $30-$97, thru Oct. 20. 2025 Addison St. https://www.berkeleyrep.org/ (Read our feature article.) Mother Lear @ Cal Shakes, Orinda We Players’ two-actor version of Shakespeare’s play. $20-$60, Sundays in Sept. 1pm. Tue & Wed Sept. 17-Oct 2, 100 California Shakespeare Theater Way. www.weplayers.org The Play That Goes Wrong @ San Francisco Playhouse Henry Lewis, Henry Shields, and Jonathan Sayer’s hilarious play includes wild slapstick as a bumbling amateur theater company attempts to live through opening night of a murder mystery. $20-$89, Sept. 21-Nov. 7, 450 Post St. https://www.sfplayhouse.org/sfph/
The Printz Dance Project is staging a reworking of Stacey Printz’s acclaimed dance piece “GLASSlands” at the Presidio Theatre. Performances run through October 6th and tickets are available for $25-$130. The New Conservatory Theatre Center is hosting Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell’s “Ride the Cyclone” musical. This musical comedy features a group of teenagers who die tragically, but are given a second chance at life.
Sean Dorsey Dance @ Z Space The company performs trans-themed works by the artistic director & choreographer in its 20th anniversary season. $15-$35, Sept 19-21, 450 Florida St. www.seandorseydance.com (Read our feature article.) Siddhi Creative @ ODC Theater South Indian contemporary dance, experimental movement, theater, literature, poetry, music, and technology works ‘Two Folds,’ and “Finding Joy” is an ensemble exploration that celebrates themes of nostalgia, love, community, and art. $23-47, September 20-22, 3153 17th St. www.siddhicreative.org Smuin Contemporary Ballet Smuin Contemporary Ballet The local dance company, now under the direction of Amy Seiwert, performs its 31st season, ‘Dance Series 1,’ with premieres by choreographers Jennifer Archibald, Matthew Neenan, and Seiwert, at theaters in Mountain View, Walnut Creek, and San Francisco. $25-$92, thru Oct. 20. https://www.smuinballet.org/
The Tempest @ Sue Bierman Park, Embarcadero Plaza San Francisco Shakespeare Festival’s final two performances of an outdoor production of William Shakespeare’s classic drama, directed by Rotimi Agbabiaka. Free, Sept. 21 & 22, 2pm. https://sfshakes.org/ Theophilus @ Chan National Queer Arts Center Preview screening of the documentary about the prolific gay painter, with director Allen Wood in attendance. Free, Sept. 20, 5:30pm mixer, 7pm screening. 170 Valencia St. www.eventbrite.com Trixxie Carr @ Little Boxes Theater The glam performer’s ‘Manisacrifestrixx’ includes music and performance. $18-$45, Sept. 19 & 20 8pm, Sept. 21 2pm & 8pm. 1661 Tennessee St. www.eventbrite.com W. Kamau Bell Gets his Act Together @ Berkeley Rep’s Bakery Studio
A. A Night of Storytelling with a Literary Icon
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The Emmy-winning author returns with his intimate work-in-progress storytelling solo show. $30, thru Oct. 12, 2071 Addison St.
Book Passage Indie bookshops hosts local best-selling author events. Mitch Anderson (‘We Will Be Jaguars: A Memoir of My People’) in conversation with Jared Blumenfeld, Cort Madera store, 51 Tamal Vista Blvd. 1 Ferry Bldg. in SF. Also, 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera, and other venues for special events. https://www.bookpassage.com/ Books Inc. Author events at several locations; 2251 Chestnut St., Opera Plaza store, 601 Van Ness Ave. Also shops in Berkeley, Laurel Village, Campbell, San Leandro and Palo Alto. www.booksinc.net Booksmith The popular indie bookstore joins forces with Fabulosa Books to send banned LGBTQ books to people and libraries. Donate online or in person. 1727 Haight St. https://www.booksmith.com
This unique and free event is open to all book lovers and promises an afternoon of fun, discovery, and delicious sweets. **And another one:**
Experience a literary journey through the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District! Join author Charlie Jane Anders for a “Book Crawl” on September 21st, from 1 pm to 4 pm.
New York, NY 10019. Green Apple Books is a popular bookstore in New York City. It is known for its extensive collection of new and used books, particularly in the genres of fiction, non-fiction, and children’s literature. The store is located at 1231 9th Ave. in the heart of Manhattan.
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* **Manny’s Cafe: Where Ideas Bloom**
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Manny’s Cafe and event space is a vibrant hub for intellectual discourse and cultural engagement in Washington, D.C. It offers a diverse range of events, including author talks, viewing parties, and workshops. The cafe is known for its welcoming atmosphere and its commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding.
The world of queer literature is vast and diverse, encompassing a wide range of voices and experiences. This diversity is reflected in the language used to describe queer identities and experiences. Queer words, as they are often called, are a crucial part of this landscape, providing a sense of belonging and community.
The SF Public Library is hosting a series of author events at The Hormel Center, 3rd floor. These events are open to the public and offer a chance to meet and hear from renowned authors. The library is committed to fostering a love of reading and providing access to diverse voices.
The tour focuses on the history, culture, and hidden gems of these neighborhoods. The tour is led by Clyde Always, a local expert with a passion for San Francisco history and a knack for storytelling. The tour includes a visit to the Castro, a vibrant LGBTQ+ community, and a stop at the Mission Dolores Park, a popular spot for picnics and people-watching.
This event is a showcase of emerging LGBTQ+ artists. It features three artists: Mykki Blanco, Brontez Purnell, and LBXX. The event is taking place at Cafe du Nord, an intimate nightclub in San Francisco.
is the address of the Fillmore. 1805 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94115. The Fillmore is a historic landmark, recognized for its significant role in the development of rock and roll.
Freight & Salvage is a music venue in Berkeley, California. It is known for its eclectic mix of folk, rock, blues, and other genres. The venue has been operating for over 40 years and has hosted many famous musicians.
The Ivy Room is a popular nightclub in Albany, East Bay, known for hosting diverse music acts. It is located at 860 San Pablo Ave. and offers a vibrant atmosphere with a focus on live music.
* Mission Dolores Basilica is a historic church in San Francisco, California. * The church hosts recitals on the second Sunday of every month. * Nicki Minaj is a hip hop music superstar who performed at Chase Center in San Francisco. **Detailed Text:**
The Mission Dolores Basilica, a landmark of San Francisco’s rich history, stands as a testament to the city’s enduring spirit.
A. San Francisco’s Hidden Music Gem
B. Rickshaw Stop:
Rickshaw Stop is an intimate venue in San Francisco’s Mission District. It hosts a variety of musical acts, including pop and rock, and dance nights. The venue is known for its unique atmosphere and its commitment to showcasing new and upcoming artists.
A. The Symphony’s Reach: Exploring the San Francisco Music Scene
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Both organizations are dedicated to presenting high-quality classical music performances in San Francisco. They are both located in the city’s cultural heart, offering a diverse range of musical experiences. San Francisco Performances @ Herbst Theatre focuses on chamber music, classical music, and vocal concerts and recitals. They offer a more intimate and focused experience, with smaller ensembles and solo performers.
The Stork Club, located in Oakland, California, is a popular nightclub that hosts a variety of music acts. It is situated at 2330 Telegraph Ave. **Detailed Text:**
The Stork Club, a vibrant hub of nightlife in Oakland, California, has established itself as a renowned destination for music lovers.
The Academy is a dance school offering tango lessons and parties. It is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Academy provides both beginner and intermediate level tango lessons. They also host tango parties.
* The Bearracuda is a popular bar in the city known for its lively atmosphere and diverse crowd. * The bar hosts a weekly party called “Bears & Big Guys” that attracts a large crowd. * The party features Horse Meat Disco DJs, gogo hunks, and a clothes check. * The party is held on the last Friday of every month.
Blackbird is a classy bar in the Duboce Triangle, San Francisco, renowned for its innovative and artistic cocktails. **Detailed Text:**
Blackbird, nestled in the vibrant Duboce Triangle, San Francisco, is much more than just a bar. It’s an experience, a testament to the art of mixology, and a haven for cocktail enthusiasts.
Castro Country Club is a unique and vibrant space in Washington, DC, offering a variety of activities and events. It is a sober space, meaning alcohol is not served. This allows for a more focused and inclusive environment for its diverse clientele.
Decant SF is a new lesbian-owned wine bar and shop located in the heart of San Francisco’s vibrant Mission District. The bar and shop offers a curated selection of wines, with a focus on small-batch, independent producers. They also host tasting events and culinary experiences, creating a unique and engaging atmosphere for wine lovers.
* El Rio: A San Francisco Hotspot for LGBTQ+ Culture and Entertainment
* El Rio:
El Rio is a popular bar in San Francisco known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse events. It boasts a spacious outdoor patio, perfect for enjoying the San Francisco weather. El Rio hosts a variety of events, including LGBTQ-themed events like Hard French, Daytime Realness, and Mango.
Fireside Lounge, Alameda Fireside Lounge, Alameda Woman-owned LGBT-friendly bar with live shows, outdoor lounge, cool cocktails. 1453 Webster St. https://www.thefiresidelounge.com/ Fluid510, Oakland Nightclub blends LGBTQ, straight and fluid patronage. Femme Fest Oakland, $10 and up, Sept. 28, 4pm. Weekly Jush Sundays drag cabaret with host Jasmine Masters and guest performers, 9pm. Sunday brunch 10am-2pm. Reg, hours Wed-Fri, 4pm-2am. Sat & Sun 10am-2am. 1544 Broadway. https://www.facebook.com/Fluid510/ (Read our feature article and our coverage of evening Jush Sundays and daytime drag brunch>.) Ginger’s The historic downtown cocktail bar, pop-up opened in June, returns, Wed-Thu 5pm-12am. 86 Hardie Place. https://www.gingers.bar/. (Read our feature article.)
Oakland, CA 94612. ## Golden Bull: A Bay Area Hub for LGBTQ+ Community and Live Music
The Golden Bull, located at 412 14th St. in Oakland, California, is more than just a bar.
Jolene’s SoMa is a queer and woman/trans-owned nightclub and restaurant located in San Francisco’s SoMa district. It offers a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere for the LGBTQ+ community and allies. Jolene’s hosts various events and activities throughout the week, catering to diverse interests and identities.
LGBTQ Golf Tournament Awards Party @ Fairmont Hotel 6th annual awards party honoring golf advocate Tisha Alyn, with food, drinks, raffle prizes. Free/donations, Sept. 20, 7pm, 950 Mason St. https://sfpride.org/golf Lookout Castro bar and restaurant with a panoramic view. Ongoing: Encore, the drag musical revue hosted by Nitrix Oxide (first Thursdays); Bounce (Sat. nights), Lips & Lashes Drag Brunch with host Carnie Asada (Sat. afternoons); Jock (Sunday nights), and frequent themed fundraisers. 3600 16th St. http://www.lookoutsf.com/ Lone Star Saloon DJed events at the historic bear bar, special events like Cubcake, plus regular nights of rock music and patio hangouts. 1354 Harrison St. https://www.lonestarsf.com/
The intimate martini bar, located in the heart of the city, offers a unique blend of music and cabaret acts. It hosts a weekly open mic night, featuring a pianist and a diverse range of performers. The bar also features a regular schedule of live music performances. **Detailed Text:**
The intimate martini bar, a hidden gem nestled in the bustling heart of the city, offers a captivating blend of music and cabaret acts.
https://themixsf.com/ The Castro Theatre Iconic landmark in the Castro, known for its ornate architecture and historical significance. 401 Castro St. https://www.castrotheatre.com/ The Phoenix Mission District bar with a focus on LGBTQ+ community, live music, and drag shows. 401 Valencia St.
A. A City Landmark: The Pilsner Inn
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The Pilsner Inn is a historic neighborhood bar located in the heart of the city. It has been serving the community for over 30 years, offering a welcoming atmosphere and a wide selection of beers. The bar boasts a spacious back patio, a pool table, and a friendly staff.
Queer Bowling @ Mission Bowling Club Enjoy beer and bowling with your friends. $14, 6pm, and each third Monday, 3176 17th St. www.eventbrite.com R3 Hotel, Guerneville The hotel hosts parties at its poolside and bar. Holiday pool parties, karaoke, drag brunch and more. 16390 4th St. https://ther3hotel.com/ Rainbow Cattle Company, Guerneville The Russian River’s LGBTQ bar serves up local fun since 1979. 16220 Main St. https://www.queersteer.com/ Rize SF @ Origin LGBTQ dance party with K-Pop and other styles, DJ DNZA, drag performer Miss Shu Mai; first and third Saturdays. 1538 Fillmore St. www.simpletix.com Roller Disco @ Church of 8 Wheels
Roller-skating nights with groovy tunes, plus skate rentals. $5-$18. 554 Fillmore St. http://www.churchof8wheels.com/ Russian River Pride @ Downtown Guerneville (photo: Gooch) Russian River Pride @ Downtown Guerneville Celebrate the small town’s LGBTQ pride with events thru Sept. 22. Parade Sept. 21, 12pm. https://russianriverpride.org/ SF Eagle The famed leather bar has numerous events. Wonder Dave’s Safe Words Comedy, $15-$25, Sept. 25, 7:30pm. Monthly Tom of Finland leather gear and erotic art night, each last Friday; Karaoke, Mondays 8pm, hosted by Dana Morrigan. BLUF Cigar Buddies 2nd Fridays; Adonis, a muscle fetish night, first Fridays; Woof, the pup/handlers play party, first Saturday afternoons, 3pm; Filth, first Saturday nights; monthly Lair with host Suppository Spelling; Sunday beverage bust, 3pm-7pm, $10-$15. 398 12th St. https://thesfeagle.com/
Steamworks Berkeley The award-winning bathhouse hosts special events, DJed nights, and a cruisy vibe. $5-$200 (6-month membership). 18+ only. Open 24/7 every day. 2107 4th St., Berkeley. https://www.steamworksbaths.com/berkeleyhome The Stud The historic bar has reopened at a new location with events each week. 1123 Folsom St. https://www.studsf.com/ (Read our feature article.) Suavecito @ Space 550 Valentino Presents and Club Papi present a weekly Saturday Latin dance night with DJs Mike, Mr. Biggs, and Lola; Sonora Tropicana band, drag acts, gogo guys, three dance rooms, outdoor lounge; $15-$25. 9:30pm-3am. 550 Barneveld Ave. www.suavecitosf.com Sundance Saloon @ Space 550 Summer Bar & Lounge, Oakland
This is a new nightclub in Oakland, California, offering a vibrant and diverse entertainment experience. The club features a variety of entertainment options, including drag shows, gogo dancers, karaoke, and open mic nights. It is located at 526 8th Street in Oakland, California.
2001 Broadway is a new intimate bar and lounge that offers a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies. The bar is located at 2001 Broadway, in the heart of the vibrant and diverse neighborhood of Hell’s Kitchen. Hell’s Kitchen is known for its bustling energy, diverse culinary scene, and thriving LGBTQ+ community.
Reopened and renovated intimate Lower Haight nightclub hosts varied DJed events, including LGBTQ nights like Hella Tight; also a cafe by day. French Press, first Thursdays. 424 Haight St. https://undergroundsf.com/ White Horse Bar Enjoy indoor and outdoor drinks at the famous Oakland bar, now in its 90th year, under new ownership. (Read our feature article.); music nights, new dance parties and more. 6551 Telegraph Ave., Oakland. whitehorsebar.com Wild Side West Historic lesbian and friends bar in Bernal Heights with an airy backyard garden (stairs). 424 Cortland Ave. https://www.wildsidewest.com/ Zhuzh New queer bar with a stylish retro vibe. DJ Dank’s birthday party Aug. 28, 9pm-1am. 1548 California St. https://www.zhuzh.bar/
A. Year of the Dragon: Celebrating Chinese Art and Culture
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111 Minna Gallery is a renowned museum in San Francisco. The exhibition, “Year of the Dragon,” features a diverse range of artworks from prominent contemporary artists. The exhibition is a celebration of Chinese culture, art, and history. The exhibition includes paintings, sculptures, installations, and performance art.
This summary focuses on showcasing Black artists and their work through various exhibitions and events. It highlights two prominent venues: the AAACC (African American Arts Center of California) and Art Haus Gallery. The AAACC, located at 762 Fulton St., is a dedicated space for showcasing Black artists and their work.
The Artists Television Access (ATA) is a non-profit organization that provides a platform for artists to showcase their work. ATA offers a variety of programs and services, including screenings of unusual art films and videos, readings and live music, and workshops. ATA’s mission is to foster creativity and innovation in the arts.
The Bob Mizer Foundation, located in San Francisco, is hosting an exhibition titled “Boxed Clever: Pugilistic Power and Visual Desire from the Permanent Collection.” This exhibition showcases vintage male physique and erotica prints. The exhibition runs through October 26th. The exhibition is located at 920 Larkin Street in San Francisco.
California Institute of Integral Studies Art and culture center hosts classes, workshops, exhibits. 1453 Mission St. http://www.artsatciis.org/ ‘Sunday Funnies’ @ Cartoon Art Museum Cartoon Art Museum Exhibits of fun cartoon artists’ works. ‘Sunday Funnies,’ original panels from the permanent collection. Edward Gorey’s ‘Elephants on Parade’ thru Dec. 15. ‘A Treasury of Animation,’ rare production art from, the 1920s-1990s. ‘I Left My Art in San Francisco,’ an exhibit of comic treasures from the museum’s archives. Ongoing: ‘The Batman Armory.’ Open daily (except Wed.) 11am-5pm. 781 Beach St. www.cartoonart.org Castro Art Walk Tour galleries in the Castro District on a self-guided your. 5pm-8pm; first Fridays. https://www.castroartwalk.com/ (Read our feature article.)
1000 10th St. https://wattis.stanford.edu/ The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA) Focuses on contemporary art and its history. 111 S. Michigan Ave. https://www.mcachicago.org/ The Art Institute of Chicago A renowned art museum with a vast collection of art from various periods and cultures.
Contemporary Jewish Museum ‘Nicki Green: Firmament’ thru Feb. 2, 2025, and ‘Looted,’ thru July 27, 2025. ‘California Jewish Open,’ a group exhibit of 50 artists, thru Oct. 20. ‘Leah Rosenberg: When One Sees a Rainbow,’ a light installation in the Blue Cube. ‘Gillian Laub: Family Matters,’ an exhibit of her family portraits. Free/$16. 736 Mission St. thecjm.org Crisis Club Gallery, Oakland East Bay gallery hosts art workshops and exhibits. 5887 San Pablo Ave. https://www.facebook.com/crisisclubgallery David Ireland House Home converted into an intimate gallery of unusual art projects by the late artist and designer and other invited artists. 500 Capp St. https://500cappstreet.org/ (Read our article.)
‘The Art of the Brick,’ thru Sept. 28. ‘The Art of the Brick,’ is a unique exhibition featuring over 100,000 LEGO bricks meticulously crafted into intricate and awe-inspiring sculptures.
These three galleries are located in San Francisco, California, and each offers a unique perspective on contemporary art. **Fraenkel Gallery**
The Fraenkel Gallery, located at 49 Geary Street, is a renowned institution dedicated to showcasing contemporary art.
Gregangelo Museum Take tours at the 27-room mansion filled with eccentric unusual interactive artworks and performances. ‘The Seeker and the Sage,’ Sept. 14; ‘Haunted Doll House,’ starting Sept. 20. 225 San Leandro Way. www.gregangelomuseum.com Gray Area Unusual and contemporary art exhibits and installations. Gray Area Festival 10, with multiple speakers, performances, installations and workshops, Sept. 10-15. 2665 Mission St. https://grayarea.org/ Haight Street Art Center Pop and contemporary art exhibits. Thu-Sun 12pm-6pm. 215 Haight St. https://haightstreetart.org/ Harvey Milk Photo Center View exhibits of masterful photographic art; also online galleries. Member, staff and volunteer show, thru Sept. 28. 50 Scott St. https://www.harveymilkphotocenter.org/
The Hunters Point Shipyard Headlands Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization located in Sausalito, California. It is dedicated to the exploration and celebration of art and culture. The Headlands Center for the Arts hosts a variety of exhibitions, workshops, and events, including the African American Shipyard History Quilt Project.
NW, Washington, DC 20009. **The Lab** is a vibrant and dynamic space for contemporary and experimental art, music concerts, and installations. Located in the heart of Washington, DC, at 2948 16th St.
Open to the public. Located at 701 11th Street, Oakland. https://www.magalleries.org/ The Oakland Public Library – Oakland’s public library system. A vast repository of resources including books, periodicals, and online databases. Located at 1111 Franklin Street, Oakland.
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The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts is a vibrant hub for celebrating and showcasing the artistic talents of Latinx artists. The center offers a diverse range of programs and events, including exhibitions of art, performances, films, and cultural events. The center is located at 69 Mission Street in San Francisco, California.
San Francisco, CA 94103. Phone: 1-800-221-2004. Website: www.museumcraftdesign.org. This is a great opportunity to explore the intersection of art and technology.
Open Studios Open Studios is a citywide event organized by ArtSpan, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the arts in San Francisco. This year marks the 50th anniversary of ArtSpan, and the organization is celebrating with a series of events throughout the month of September. The Open Studios Open Studios event is a chance for artists to showcase their work to the public.
Radian Gallery and Robert Koch Gallery are two prominent contemporary art galleries located in San Francisco, California. Both galleries showcase a diverse range of contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art. They are known for their commitment to showcasing emerging and established artists, and their dedication to fostering a vibrant art community.
The San Francisco Historical Society Museum is a treasure trove of local history, offering a wide range of exhibits, talks, and events. Visitors can delve into the city’s rich past through engaging displays and presentations. The museum is located in the heart of San Francisco, at 608 Commercial Street.
“When Unearthed Sights Collide” is a dual exhibit featuring the works of artists Shirin Khalatbari and Sun Park. The exhibits explore themes of social justice, resilience, and cultural identity in the face of adversity. The artists employ diverse artistic mediums, including sculpture, painting, and installation art, to convey their messages.
The San Francisco Public Library is hosting a special event to honor Maya Angelou, the celebrated author and activist. The event will feature a large-scale sculpture, “Portrait of a Phenomenal Woman,” created by artist Lava Thomas. The unveiling ceremony will take place on September 19th, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, and will include a poetry reading and performances. The event is free and open to the public.