BroadwaySF’s Diverse 2022-2023 Lineup Features “Something for Everyone” BroadwaySF has announced a diverse lineup for the 2022-2023 season that includes pop music-inspired musicals Jagged Little Pill and Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, an adaptation of the Disney film Frozen, and the Tony Award-winning Dear Evan Hansen. The new season will also feature recent […]
Read MoreInnovative Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo art exhibits to conclude San Francisco runs The “Immersive” art exhibits at Lighthouse ArtSpace San Francisco at SVN West have allowed Bay Area art lovers to experience and engage in the works of Vincent Van Gogh and Frida Kahlo in an innovative way. As their titles imply, Immersive Van […]
Read MoreEver-Evolving Golden Gate Theatre Celebrates Its Centennial The Golden Gate Theatre has witnessed San Francisco undergo radical changes over its century of existence, and the landmark theater mirrored many of those changes to survive – and now thrive – as one of the City’s premier entertainment venues. The Golden Gate had its grand opening on […]
Read MoreChase Center Puts on Great Show Mention Chase Center and the first thing that rightfully comes to mind are the Golden State Warriors. The six-time NBA Finals champions moved into their new Mission Bay home during the 2019-20 season after nearly five decades in Oakland. Yes, Chase Center brought back NBA basketball to San Francisco, […]
Read MoreWise Sons Bring Together Traditional Deli Food, Art at Contemporary Jewish Museum A visit to the Contemporary Jewish Museum would not be complete without a stop at the Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen, located just inside the Daniel Libeskind-designed museum with additional outdoors seating on the large patio leading to Jessie Square Plaza. Why not check […]
Read MoreYerba Buena Center for the Arts to Reopen in March with “The Healing Project” Following one unforeseen delay after another, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is set to welcome back guests in March. The cultural anchor of the neighborhood will reopen its doors on March 10. “The Healing Project,” a multi-disciplinary project by Samora […]
Read MoreMartin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Yerba Buena Gardens Celebrates National Hero Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of reflection, and in San Francisco there is no more appropriate – and peaceful — place to take stock than at the liquid-and-stone memorial celebrating the civil rights leader’s life. The memorial is the centerpiece […]
Read More“A Christmas Carol” Offers Surprises at Golden Gate Theatre The latest interpretation of the holiday classic “A Christmas Carol” will have a distinctly Bay Area flavor. Seven local actors will help tell the classic holiday tale of Ebenezer Scrooge during its run at the Golden Gate Theatre through Dec. 26. Scrooge himself will be played […]
Read MoreShining Stars: Yerba Buena Celebrates Annual Parol Lantern Holiday Festival The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts will be shining bright on Saturday, Dec. 11, as it hosts the 19th annual Parol Lantern Festival. The holiday event celebrates Filipino Christmas traditions with food, drinks, art, dance and musical performances. At the center of the celebration […]
Read MorePopular LEGO Exhibit, ‘The Art of the Brick,’ to Make San Francisco Debut at 1 Grant Avenue As kids, we all thought we were making great art when playing with our LEGOs. Nathan Sawaya has taken it to another level. “The Art of the Brick,” Sawaya’s critically acclaimed exhibition featuring over 70 works of art […]
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