The 18 piece Orquestra Revé comes to the bay with years of musical prestige and a repertoire that has given them international fame since 1956. Fusing a myriad of Cuban styles, the group showcases a level of musicianship that is incomparable to other groups—and is sure to get you dancing. Where: Cafe Cocomo, 650 Indiana […]
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Life is Living 2013: Hip Hop, Health & Green Living
Life is Living is a free celebration of urban life through hip hop, intergenerational health and environmental action taking place in Oakland. The festival features a special set from hip hop duo Dead Prez and The John Santos sextet. Also performing will be Mik Nawooj, Dynamic, Rico Pabon & YGB Gold. • Where: Lil’ Bobby […]
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American Indian movement 4th Annual International Film Festival
The American Indian movement organization will be holding a film festival all day from 11:30 am to 10:00pm. Movies on display will be: A Good Day To Die, The Life of Dennis Banks, Smokin Fish, Come full circle and many more! Directors for some films such as Come Full Circle and Smokin Fish will also […]
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The psychedelic instrumental quartet Sutra
Born in Guadalajara, Mexico, this band with 13 years trajectory has been consolidate in the national and international scene as one of the best Mexican contemporary musical projects. Sutra’s compositions take a dive into his thoughts in hope that the audience may find theirs in the process. Where: Artinternationale Gallery, 936A Pacific Ave. Admission: $7 […]
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Day of the Dead Exhibition
SOMArts annual day of the dead exhibition is a celebration of dia de los muertos through art. More than 70 artist’s work will be on display. Where: SOMArts Exhibiton Gallery, 934 Brannan St. • (415) 863-1414 Admission: Free For more info: www.somarts.org
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San Francisco’s Calacas: Day Of the Dead
Creativity Explored’s sixth and final exhibit of its 30th anniversary year, focuses on the artwork of more than 20 Creativity Explored studio artists and their contemporary connection to the globally-celebrated holiday of El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day of the Dead). • Where: Creativity Explored, 3245 16th St. Admission: Free For more info: (415) 863-2108 […]
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Our Mission No Evictions: Eviction epidemic threatens art culture
As Mission District rooftops harnessed the sun’s last rays and the sweltering October day drew to a close, a solemn group of people emerged from the evening shadows bearing a coffin. Lovingly adorned with flowers and a banner that read “La Mission,” the coffin served as an allegory for the loss of a neighborhood.
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Driver’s licenses extended to undocumented immigrants
On Sept.12 the California legislature passed bill AB60 that, if signed into law by the governor, will allow undocumented immigrants residing in California to obtain driver’s licenses.
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The fight for social justice lives on in Mexico
Oct. 2 marks the 45th anniversary of the student massacre at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas (Plaza of the Three Cultures), in Tlatelolco, Mexico City. First, a protest was formed as a social response to the country’s repressive climate and authoritarian government. University professors, intellectuals, homemakers, construction workers, and business professionals participated in the […]