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  • A person in traditional clothing holds a trumpet; overlaid text reads "MY NAME IS PALESTINE" in English, with green Arabic script in the background.

    Southern Exposure: My Name is Palestine (opening reception)

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    Southern Exposure 3030 20th Street, San Francisco, CA, United States

    Southern Exposure, in collaboration with The Palestinian Museum (Birzeit) and Arab.AMP (Oakland) is proud to present My Name is Palestine: Echoes from The Palestinian Museum’s Music Online Exhibition أنا إسمي شعب فلسطين “Ana Ismi Shab Falastin.” Debuting at Southern Exposure, this exhibition of sound and image sources materials from The Palestinian Museum’s archives to create […]

  • Event flyer for "A Hollywood Cabaret" by The Super Super Big Band at Verdi Club, San Francisco, on Saturday, May 2nd. Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm.

    Verdi Club: Hollywood Cabaret with LGBTQ+ jazz big band The Super Super

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    Verdi Club 2424 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA, United States

    Get ready for a fabulous night with the LGBTQ+ jazz big band, The Super Super! Grab your saddlebacks and get ready to dance at the world-famous Verdi Club with eminemnt drag performers and emcees Zelda Koznofski and Leigh Crow. Featuring guest tap stars Katie and Gregg and a lineup of vocalists that will knock your […]

  • A person in a black suit and white veil sits on the floor with scattered red rose petals, against a dark background.

    The Marsh: Steve Budd – Oy, What They Said About Love

    The Marsh: Steve Budd – Oy, What They Said About Love
    The Marsh 1062 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    Steve Budd’s Oy, What They Said About Love The Marsh San Francisco Mainstage May 2 – June 6, 2026 Saturdays at 8pm Written & Performed by Steve Budd Directed by Mark Kenward & Kenny Yun Ticket Information Tickets: $25 – $35 General Seating | $50 & $100 Reserved Seating 60 minutes | No Intermission | […]

  • A woman plays piano, a man plays bandoneon, and another woman holding a violin is featured in an oval inset above them on stage.

    Community Music Center: Sumi Lee & Ramiro Boero: From Seoul to Buenos Aires: The New Tango

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    Community Music Center 544 Capp St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    We welcome the Lee – Boero Tango Duo for the best of both worlds—be transported by the world premiere of new works, combined with well-loved but rarely performed Piazzolla repertoire. Whether your groove is hip-hop, rock, Bach, or bebop, contemporary tango will move your soul. Performing as the Lee–Boero Tango Duo, Latin Grammy–nominated maestro Ramiro […]

  • An elderly woman sits in a wheelchair surrounded by reporters holding microphones and recording devices, with several onlookers nearby.

    ATA: Longevity Champs

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    Artists’ Television Access 992 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    SAM GREEN: THE OLDEST PERSON IN THE WORLD + Sam is OC's favorite godson, and we're pleased as punch to once again present the Bay Area theatrical premiere of the latest product of his very healthy intellectual curiosity! Throughout a decades-long global journey, Sam has chronicled the ever-changing record-holders of the title of Oldest Person […]

  • A person wearing sunglasses and a cap plays an electric guitar outdoors next to a Marshall amplifier, surrounded by dry grass and a clear sky.

    The Chapel: King Tuff

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    The Chapel 777 Valencia St., San Francisco, CA, United States

    (((folkYEAH!))) Presents King Tuff Sat May 2 Gabriel Bernini Doors at 8:00PM / Show at 9:00PM All Ages,

  • Three young people sit and pose outdoors at night; one wears glasses and a white shirt, another has a black shirt, and the third stands behind them.

    Brick & Mortar Music Hall: WILLOWAKE with Lovers Peak, Kim Theory

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    Brick & Mortar Music Hall 1710 Mission Street, San Francisco

    Popscene + Brick & Mortar presents WILLOWAKE with Lovers Peak, Kim Theory May 2, 2026 9:00 pm PDT (Doors: 8:00 pm ) Brick and Mortar Music Hall , 1710 Mission Street , San Francisco, CA (map) $22.94

  • Logo for "Empty Bowls San Francisco" featuring a stylized bridge and bowl graphic on a red background with wave patterns.

    Randall Museum: Empty Bowls fundrasier for the SF Marin Food Bank

    Randall Museum 199 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA, United States

    We are proud to announce the first San Francisco Empty Bowls event to be held at the Randall Museum, San Francisco on May 3rd from 1-3pm. Our event brings together art and activism to fight food insecurity on our community. For the price of a ticket, $65, you get to choose from an array of […]

  • Black-and-white photo of a display with protest signs about housing rights and desegregation, and large photos of demonstrations on the wall.

    SOMArts Cultural Center: Lineages of Organizing Community Archiving Day

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    SOMArts Cultural Center 934 Brannan St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    When history rhymes, the archive can be an oracle. Learn how to work with archives and help us preserve Asian American art history in this hand-on workshop. Bring your own photos, flyers, and ephemera from APICC events to digitize alongside our existing holdings. Together, we make history!

  • A woman with dark hair stands indoors near a wooden shelf displaying a ukulele; a framed picture of a ukulele hangs on the wall behind her.

    Community Music Center: Ramya Shankar: The Human Experience: Emotion in a World of AI

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    Community Music Center 544 Capp St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    “The Human Experience: Emotion in a World of AI”, conceptualized by Ramya Shankar, is an interactive vocal and sonic exploration of emotion as energy in motion. The work moves through lived emotional landscapes such as —anger, rejection, grief, and relationships, joy, realization —each unfolding in discernible stages. For example, before exploring the stages of anger, […]

  • Promotional graphic with text: "Questions, Not Answers: Films and Conversation. April 12 – May 31, 2026." Background features abstract lights and a space image with stars.

    Brava Theater: Questions, Not Answers: Films and Conversation

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    Brava Theater 2781 24th Street, San Francisco, CA, United States

    Great films serve as a catalyst for asking questions about our lives. This eclectic series (see upcoming dates below) is intended to provide a space to explore those big questions with others, not to answer them but to expand the search. ​🎥 Film: Perfect Days ​Director: Wim Wenders, 2023 ​As a conscientious public toilet cleaner […]

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