Enjoy gourmet food trucks from Off the Grid, and family-friendly drop-in activity including: summer pinwheel-making: storytime with the Oakland Public Library; Makers & Tasters Series, featuring a select vendor from Whole Foods Market; and reggae and dancehall lessons by Shemica Watkins in the 10th Street Amphitheater. Where:Ā Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak St., Oakland Admission:Ā Adult […]
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La Havana Salsa Sundays
DJās spinning the best Salsa, Merengue, Bachata and more! Where:Ā 500 Florida St. For more info:Ā canasanfrancisco.com Admission:Ā Free
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World premiere of Havana Curveball
PatchWorks Films, the award-winning San Francisco-based team of veteran filmmakers Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider, are pleased to announce the world premiere of āHavana Curveball,ā a coming-of-age story about baseball, Cuba, family and the complexities of trying to do the right thing. The historic Castro Theater will host the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival screening […]
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Outdoor Latino Music
A San Francisco Institution Since 1950, thereās a reason why The Ramp has a long history as Mission Bayās favorite waterfront restaurant. The bayside patio is a hidden oasisāand the perfect venue for every occasion. We serve lunch, brunch, evening appetizers, and daily Happy Hour specials, year-round. From May through October, guests can dance outdoors […]
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Fiesta en la Calle
The Party starts at 5pm at Cesar Chavez Plaza. Be sure to bring a lawn chair but remember that No Ice Chests, No Outside Food, No Outside Drinks and No Outside Pets allowed. Where:Ā Cesar Chavez Plaza, 910 I St., Sacramento Admission:Ā Free For more info:Ā www.fiestaenlacalle.com
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II Festival FolklĆ³rico NicaragĆ¼ense
Ā Es un honor para nosotros el presentar el āii festival folklĆ³rico nicaragĆ¼enseā en donde representaremos las tradiciones y costumbres de nuestra patria a travĆ©s del arte. Dicho festival tiene como propĆ³sito enriquecer el pentagrama cultural que estamos formando los artistas que residimos fuera de nuestra naciĆ³n. ā¢ Sister caroline collins, dc theaters, 1100 ellis st. […]
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Artists brush back against gentrification
In the Mission District, San Franciscoās ground zero for evictions, local artists are using their talents to creatively resist the gentrification that has displaced their friends, neighbors and colleagues. But instead of picket signs and petitions, these artists-turned-activists are armed with paintbrushes and poems.
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5th Annual Sabor del Valle
Ā Sabor del Valle is a magical evening of wine and food pairing, art, live music and dancing under the stars. By attending this yearās fifth annual event you will be able to have a well balanced evening with friends and family benefitting the four nonprofits that we are supporting this year. And no, we will […]
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āThe Lion in the Wardrobeā
Anna-Maria Gesine Schreiber as Frida Kahlo in a multimedia theatrical performance. The stage program āThe Lion in the Wardrobeā has as its content the problems Frida Kahlo faces while trying to conceal pain, insecurity and her severe handicap, to develop an attitude and to prepare herself for everyday tasks. Where:Ā Ā Dance Mission Theater, 3316 24th St. […]
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Troubled Waters: State OKs water rations as work in the fields dries up
With California experiencing the worst drought in recent memory, the state is taking drastic actions including the approval of relief funds for agricultural workers, and the rationing of water for residents.