SF music

SF music

Ocean Escalanti leads a discussion at the San Francisco Art Book Fair focused on small publishers and their works related to ecology, homesteading, and the natural world.

The competition brings together a lineup of dancers making their mark in the battle world—from viral sensation Jaden "Capjay" Mosby to Marlee Hightower and of Motiv Crew.

The planet is controlled by mega-corporations that leach the Earth of its resources, controlling news and manipulating public opinion, while a repressive government suppresses dissent.

This is family, this is the legacy and it's not a piece of chicken. To me, it's disrespectful not only to the neighborhood but to the whole Santana family and the whole Santana team.

About a third of the people visiting our club on any given night are from outside of the United States. Yeah, so it only makes sense to go to them, if so many of them are coming to us.

Deftones have announced the 2025 edition of their annual Dia De Los Deftones festival, taking place November 1st at Petco Park in San Diego.

"There is a lot of talk about San Francisco from outsiders. They're trying to tell us how we are. You're about to walk into a sold-out auditorium to celebrate all that is great about us. We're going to be the ones that define San Francisco going forward."

Tokimonsta's music combines aspects of hip-hop, R&B, and jazz, creating intricate drum loops, synths, and bass lines that resonate deeply with her personal experiences.

In her prologue to the play, Hansberry describes a mysterious African woman as majestic and motionless Black-skinned and imposing, cheeks painted for war.

Bruce Vilanch, Emmy-award winning writer, shared insights from his book 'It Seemed Like a Bad Idea at the Time', detailing his experiences with poorly received shows.

Tamara Rojo's adaptation of Raymonda breathes new life into the classic ballet by infusing it with a feminist perspective, showcasing a heroine who claims agency over her life decisions.