SFist This Weekend 9/18-19
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the intersection of art and technology coinciding with ZER01's 01SJ Biennial . This year we are exploring technological experimentation, open source methodologies, collaboration, accessibility, and interactivity with special emphasis on biotechnology. Featured artists include Kaisu Koski , Boo Chapple , David Bowen , Barney Haynes & Jennifer Parker , Zimoun , Harry Crofton , Chris Basmajian , Ruth Hodgins , Tracy Jacobs and Canner MEFE , Andrew Kleindolph , and Kit Rosenberg .
The LAB - art.tech
Vintage Expo - Home
Welcome to the Website of The Vintage Fashion Expos in Santa Monica and San Francisco featuring 85 dealers of vintage clothing, accessories and textiles You are invited to join your fellow clotheshorses, fashion designers, costumers, celebs and fashion editors from all over the globe who visit our 5 yearly shows.
Listed in Event Categories: Crawls , Featured , Music , and Nightlife .Event Tags: dj , march madness , sam isaac , san , San Francisco , sf , st. patricks day , and the parlor . Read More Listed in Event Categories: Featured , Music , and Nightlife .Event Tags: Adam Duritz , Concert , Counting Crows , KFOG , LIVE , Pandora , San Francisco , Slims , Tender Mercies , and Tickets . Read More
Upcomming events
SF Bay Area Oxfam Action Corps: Stand Up Against Poverty on September 18th with an Oxfam America Hunger Banquet!
Table Tennis Table | sfbay-oxfamactioncorps.org Table Tennis Table \ SF Bay Area Oxfam Action Corps is a volunteer initiative in key cities nationwide to inform, inspire and mobilize public support for policies to create solutions to hunger, poverty and social injustice. Our current campaign focuses on climate equity.
The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Thank you to all who attended our 2011 production of Cymbeline . We look forward to seeing you in 2012 - our 30th season of providing Free Shakespeare in the Park! The show dates are posted below; times will be added as soon as they are finalized. Scenes from Cymbeline - Free Shakespeare in the Park 2011 (L to R: Galen Murphy-Hoffman as 1st Gentleman, Emily Jordan as Innogen, Craig Marker as Posthumus, Sharon Robinson as the Queen) About Free Shakespeare in the ParkSunday Streets 2012 season features a four-event Mission Sunday Streets Pilot project, consisting of four consecutive events the first Sundays from May to August on the popular Mission route. The purpose of this pilot is to explore the feasibility of holding more frequent Sunday Streets events on an established route by holding one Sunday Streets on the first Sunday of each month to see what the challenges are and how it works for the community. We plan to do additional outreach during this pilot period, including an Economic Analysis among businesses along the route, and gathering input from residents, business owners, local employees, religious institutions to gauge the impacts and support for the idea of having a regular Sunday Streets route in the Mission (or in another area of the City).
Welcome to Sunday Streets San Francisco Sunday Streets SF: Come play in the streets.
Tuesday, March 27th, 2012 we’re shaking off a nice long winter of hibernation. we had a fun winter of designing the bold italic’s new gigs, adding over 12 new classes to workshop and just getting some nice creative time, but alas the days are slowly warming up and we’re thinking summer & indie marts. so, here we are with 2012 dates for you. if youre new to indie mart or havent been in a few years, well lemme tell ya what we’ve got up our sleeves for year 5: indie mart street fairs:
the indie mart.
This annual event is held at Dolores Park. It serves not only the diversity of Latino nations but the spectrum of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and everything in between and beyond. We are able to reach a diversity of identities because we are 100% driven on donations and demand. Not only serving an event with art, food, performances and music, we also collaborate with health centers and community resources to inform, empower and enrich ourselves with celebrating how fabulous we can
Amor Sin Fronteras LGBTQ Latin@ Pride
Events and Public Programs You'll find a wealth of public programs at the San Francisco Center for the Book. Many are free events. Events create opportunities for the community to cultivate ties with professional and amateur book artists, writers and scholars; share the pleasures of letterpress printing, bookbinding, letterforms and artists' books with a broader audience and create an exciting dialogue between makers, collectors and connoisseurs.
Events | San Francisco Center for the Book
T R A N S P O R T E D SF | Welcome
Are you tired of doing the same old things in the same old places? Then get on the bus 'cause TransportedSF is about to change everything . We start with an already famous mobile venue that runs on biodiesel and solar power . Twice a month we assemble an intrepid crew of participants (that's YOU) for hijinx all over The Bay Area.