Drumming, singing, and chanting among friends, strangers, and Mexican expats were not the only sights at the mobilization outside Univisionās San Francisco office on July 27.
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Exhibition Opens: Indigenous Artists Coalition multimedia
Indigenous Artists Coalition multimedia works by Richard Castaneda, Erick Andino, Spencer Keeton Cunningham, Nizhoni Ellenwood, and Rye Purvis: photography, video & sound installations, new technologies, to explore voices, beliefs, and activism and stereotypes of Bay Area Native Americans, gentrification, land rights, memories, etc. Where: Galeria de la Raza, Studio 24, 2857 24th St. ā¢ For […]
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Festival of Harps: Next Generation
Three emerging young musicians perform music ranging from Latin jazz to the baroque period and the romanticism of Gabriel FaurĆ©. The event is a benefit to provide Latino children with access to harp lessons through the Multicultural Music Fellowship Venue: Mission Cultural Center, 2868 Mission St., S.F. Admission: $20 students, $16 children under 12 & […]
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No Nukes Action Committee
Remember Hiroshima/Nagasaki/Fukushima Shut Down Nukes Now 2pm: Meet at SF Consulate General of Japan, 50 Fremont St, S.F. 3pm: March on S.F. Market St. to PG&E Headquarters, 245 Market St.
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Cuba Sings to Mexico
Tito Gonzalez en Concierto le Canta a Mexico Admission: $20 adv., $22.50 door Venue: Freight & Salvage, 2020 Addison St., Berkeley For more info: www.titoysusondecuba andĀ www.thefreight.org
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Latin studies professor named San Francisco poet laureate
Thursday evening, at the cityās third international poetry festival, Mayor Edwin Lee mounted a tiny stage in Kerouac Alley to name Alejandro MurguĆa poet laureate of San Francisco.
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Financial service center comes to the Mission
A new service center to help low-income, Mission District residents tackle financial concerns is now underway.
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State law would protect domestic workers
California may soon be the second state in the nation to institute legislation protecting domestic workers.
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More programs for youth in times of shortage
An alliance of community youth is emerging, thanks to the efforts of Precita Community Center, Precita Eyes and Zulu Nation.