October 14th – November 7, 2010 • Thursdays and Sundays 8:00pm Intersection for the Arts • 446 Valencia Street (btw 15th & 16th Streets) * allow extra timing for parking, or take 16th St BART Sliding scale: $15-25. Limited seating and shows will sell out! Habibi A new play by Sharif Abu-Hamdeh Directed by Omar […]
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Drumming for Carlos Aceituno
Saturday, September 25 • 3:00pm Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts LOBBY • 2868 Mission St, SF FREE At his passing in 2006, Carlos was a beloved Omulu Capoiera master, teacher and founder of the award winning Foga Na Roupa Carnaval group. Scores of elementary, high school students and adults learned capoiera ans Brazilian culture […]
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The Stories of César Chávez
Saturday September 18th • 1:00pm San Francisco Fringe Festival, EXIT Theatre 277 Taylor St, SF A dramatic look at the real life civil rights leader as he build a union and creates a movement. Tickets at: www.sffringe.org
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San Bruno: explosión de gas destruye 53 viviendas, daña 120
Poco después de las 6 de la tarde del jueves 9 de septiembre, una tubería de gas natural explotó en San Bruno. Varias personas sufrieron quemaduras de consideración. Hay al menos 53 casas destruidas y más de 120 con desperfectos. La explosión afectó un área de 10 acres. El área afectada está al oeste de […]
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Mexican American Democratic Club Endorsement Night
The Mexican American Democratic Club is having an endorsement night on Thursday, September 23 , 2010 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Location: Centro Latino, 1656 15th street, SF Contact: Chuck Ayala for more info at (415) 861-0704
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Gas main explosion in San Bruno, 53 homes lost 120 damaged
A natural gas line exploded in San Bruno shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday. Several people have been critically burned. At least 53 houses destroyed with more than 120 damaged. The explosion affected a 10-acre area. The area affected appears to be west of freeway 280, bordered by Sneath Lane on the north, Skyline Blvd on […]
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Xican@ moratorium at Dolores Park
Forty years ago, thousands of people gathered in East LA to call for justice for the Chicano community throughout the Southwest and for all oppressed Third World people around the world. On that day, today, August 29th, forty years ago, three people were murdered by the police department of LA. Lyn Ward, Angel Diaz and […]
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Port of SF attempts to shut down nightclub
The beat goes on for Jelly’s, a dance cafe at 295 Terry A. Francois Blvd. near AT&T Park, where Sunday’s “Club Havana” continued on Aug. 29 despite attempts by the Port of San Francisco to close it down.
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Publication that trains the poor is a survivor
POOR Magazine produces media to raise awareness of poor individuals, teaching low- to no-income people how write and become media producers.