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SF Officials Will Arrest You for Partying in SoMa, Also Really Want You to Come Party in SoMa
Do it our way or else!
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Even with a larger main stage and layout, Mosswood still felt punk as fuck this year. No corporate sponsors, no “influencers,” and a radically inclusive environment.
Mosswood Meltdown, the Music Festival for People Who Hate Music Festivals
With headliners like Bikini Kill and Iggy Pop on an expanded stage, this year’s garage-punk soiree kept its underground roots.
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Asking for directions is the best. Getting asked for directions is the best. Social interaction with a 100% justifiable reason.
Michael D. Green, PhD@michaeldgreen.phd · 4w agoCan’t lie, the fact that y’all were driving with PAPER maps is insane. Even worse, you had to ask random strangers for directions??
Bought tix on Stubhub to see Rosalía last night. Tix were never delivered to my Ticketmaster acct. Two hours on the phone with customer service reps, and escalating to higher-ups. Stubhub blamed Ticketmaster. Ticketmaster blamed Stubhub. No tix. No refund. Ticketing's been broken for years now.
Gratitude to Alex Ross, noted Blatz fan and 924 Gilman alum, who's stepping down as the nation's last remaining full-time classical critic at an American magazine.
At the Stern Grove music festival, during the announcement of donors, the crowd spontaneously, loudly, and long booed OpenAI. In San Francisco. We’re going to win.
George Cables, Rufus Reid and Craig Handy, today in Healdsburg
Usually the highlight of 'Elektra' is the title character. In San Francisco right now, the star of the show isn't even onstage. (It's the thundering NINETY-FIVE PIECE orchestra.)
There Will Be Blood: ‘Elektra’ Unfolds Like a Horror Movie at SF Opera
Dissonance and death anchor this vigorous Richard Strauss one-act opera, set at night inside a museum.
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Well, she's made her mark, and won the hearts of just about everybody – while creating some truly exhilarating musical moments. Elim Chan was enthusiastically welcomed at the symphony last night, settling naturally into her role.
She’s the One: Elim Chan Wins ’Em Over at Davies Symphony Hall
The 39-year-old incoming Music Director received a rapturous welcome in a San Francisco Symphony program of Wagner, Berlioz and Debussy.
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So yeah, Elim Chan finished tonight’s concert, then just wandered onto the street and started hanging out with everyone
PETALUMA STAND UP! So cool that for the premiere of ‘Backrooms,’ Kane brought his high school film teacher to L.A. (He taught himself editing software and was making short films as early as 7th grade at KENILWORTH JUNIOR HIGH!)
KQED Arts & Culture@kqedarts.bsky.social · 2mo agoPetaluma-raised ‘Backrooms’ director Kane Parsons "lives, eats, sleeps, and breathes film,” his film teacher at Marin School of the Arts told KQED. https://www.kqed.org/arts/13990351/backrooms-director-kane-parsons-petaluma-kenilworth-marin-teachers
I saw former Supervisor Susan Gorin tonight on the sidewalk outside El Coqui with a group of friends, and she seemed to be having the time of her life, unbothered by any incoming election results after decades in local politics
Josh Drake@joshyd.bsky.social · 2mo agoHoly shit is Joanna Paun gonna do the thing??
