Mission native stars in ‘Don’t Eat the Mangos,’ new show at the Magic Theater
Marilet Martinez remembers reading maybe 15 pages of Don’t Eat the Mangos before she “was like,...
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The music will resume as the Rite Spot gets its entertainment permit
The Rite Spot Cafe received an entertainment permit Tuesday night — after decades of hosting live...
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Alex Conde’s flamenco bebop will perform at Red Poppy Art House and elsewhere in the Bay
Breaking through on the U.S. jazz scene is tough enough for American-born musicians. European...
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The soul of Andalusia with Theatre Flamenco
Carola Zertuche is hardly the first artist to recognize the kinship of flamenco and African...
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Art notes: Voss Gallery presents “The Essentials” a group show
Ashley Voss, one of several new gallery owners in the Mission, opened her first exhibition of the...
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Swann’s Way to go: San Francisco’s Nathalie Vanderlinden completes epic Proustian reading challenge
Some of you may recall our Dec. 2 article about Nathalie Vanderlinden, the San Francisco chef who,...
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“Love in the Time of Piñatas” at ZSpace, an uncompromising and intimate exploration of queer immigrant identity
Despite all the glitter, dancing and chiseled, half-nude men, Love in the Time of Piñatas,...
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‘All We’ve Got’ film celebrates the LGBTQ women-centered spaces still thriving
If you mourned the 2015 closing of The Lexington, one of the last lesbian bars in the city, but...
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‘The Grid,’ a new tool to connect artists and technology stakeholders, set to be unveiled at Gray Area on Wednesday
A new initiative to map out and analyze the intersections of art and technology in the Bay Area is...
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New mural dedicated to victims of police shootings to be unveiled on Sunday
Artists working on the northeast corner of 24th and Capp Streets are readying themselves for a Sunday unveiling of the Mission’s newest mural – an expansive, two-story piece depicting some of the victims of police and immigration violence. It is dedicated to those victims.
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Sirron Norris exhibit to open on Saturday — his first in seven years
What started as a proposal from a real estate agent turned into a two-month experiment for Sirron...
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Dance Mission celebrates 20 years of dancing and teaching
As you exit the BART station at 24th & Mission, you may faintly hear a few musical notes...
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Artists ready themselves for open studios — a chance to gain more exposure
This year’s San Francisco Open Studios is set to kick off in the Mission District on the weekend...
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Comically tiny comic book shop opening up in the Mission
Hella Novella will feature comic books from female and minority artists Her space is small —...
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An immigrant Latina’s experience is transformed into a high-tech dance show
When she was just 25 years old, Mabel Valdiviezo had to make one of the most difficult choices of her life: leave her native Peru or stay and risk her life during a time of political repression.
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‘Those Who Wander’ explores the world of ‘Lost Street Kids’
‘Those Who Wander’ begins with a grisly murder, but expands into the lives of...
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17
Gray Area Grand Theater: Negativland with Live Cinema by SUE-C
September 17 @ 8:00 pm - 11:30 pm
