Saturday, May 26
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San Francisco Carnaval is a cultural arts celebration born of the determination of a strong-willed neighborhood collective. Now in its 34th year, this lively and colorful event has grown into one of California’s largest multi-ethnic events. This year, Carnaval invites locals to participate in a lavish, two-day, all-ages event. Live music and dance, floats, and costumed street performers... More >>
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We San Franciscans are go-getters. If we don’t like the way things are done, we change them. Oh, the vegetables being sold at this grocery are picked by underpaid and exploited workers? Fine, we’ll boycott and grow our own carrots! The power rests in the hands of the people to make a positive change. If all the city began to practice sustainable and self-sufficient skills, who... More >>
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“Audience” does not always equal “spectator.” Have you ever bulled into the thick of a mosh pit, body-surfed at an outdoor festival, or thrilled to the collective power of a political rally? These scenarios and others are presented for what they are -- and aren’t -- in “Audience as Subject, Part 2: Extra Large.” In this multimedia exhibit a dozen... More >>
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The new year has brought with it some fresh blood in the form of new parties and promoters. An example of this is Neon Vinyl, a roving affair that’s dedicated to bridging the gap between classic and contemporary aspects of dance music. Prance is a one-off venture associated with said party that sticks closely to its established aesthetic. Leading the charge are DJs Derek B (of... More >>
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Marilyn Pittman came from what she considered a normal Midwestern family. Her parents had been married 50 years. Her dad was a World War II veteran, and her mom was a poet who’d edited her college yearbook. Pittman had become an educator at UC Berkeley, an NPR talent consultant, and a stand-up comic. Then, in 1997, everything she thought she knew about her family –- and, by... More >>
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Many of us remember coming home from our elementary schools with freshly glazed pinchpots, cups, or whatever else our young imaginations could conjure up. Saturday mornings at the Randall Museum can bring that memory back, or create a new one for the youngsters. Ceramics make great gifts -- especially on Mothers' and Fathers' Day. Hop on board for the Randall's once-weekly class, and for $6... More >>
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In a city dominated by out-of-town guests and multi-billed parties, it's comforting to know that there are still some locals holding it down on the weekend. Warm Leatherette is one place where that happens. Held at Mission punk venue Sub/Mission, resident DJs Justin, Riegler, Nihar, and Jason P conjure a dark mood through a selection of records slanted towards the more obscure side of... More >>
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