Louis Parnell Narrates “Chance of Alcatraz”
The Chance of Alcatraz podcast survived the worst of the Covid-19 Pandemic, and remains a popular attraction for ferry riders. The widely celebrated actor, Louis … Read more
San Francisco Bay Ferry’s App is Gaining Traction with Commuters
As we reported late last year, The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) has a new integrated ticketing system and smartphone app … Read more
Museo Italo Americano’s Upcoming Exhibition Celebrating Opera
“Bravo,” an original exhibition celebrating The San Francisco Opera, begins on April 21. The Museo Italo Americano was the first museum in the United States devoted … Read more
Restoring the Western Flyer Event in SF
The Proteus Forum hosts a benefit event for the educational programs of the Western Flyer Foundation, the non-profit organization restoring The Western Flyer, the historic … Read more
Guest Conductor Series at SF Symphony
A series of guest conductors for the San Francisco Symphony gets underway this spring with a number of intriguing interludes. The April 21–23 concerts are … Read more
Exploratorium Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Film Program
The Exploratorium is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its groundbreaking Cinema Arts program with a special series of curated screenings, live performances, and filmmaking workshops beginning at After … Read more
Sondheim Classic Comes to 42nd Street Moon
San Francisco’s 42nd Street Moon (Daniel Thomas, Executive Artistic Director and Daren A.C. Carollo, Producing Artistic Director) has announced the full cast and creative team … Read more
“The Colors of Dance” Receives Critical Praise
Reviews are in for Myles Thatcher’s COLORFORMS, a film-to-stage adaptation recently promoted in Cultural Currents. The Colors of Dance, is a triple bill program running from … Read more
New Mosaics and “California Dreamings” Continue to Speak to Ferry Riders
Susanne Friedrich, our website designer and founder of Red Princess Productions, is featuring an intriguing series of mosaics on her website now. Her ongoing gallery … Read more
“Clue” Comes to San Francisco Playhouse
San Francisco Playhouse brings the beloved board game Clue to the stage in a “farce-meets-murder mystery.” Murder and blackmail are on the menu as six mysterious guests arrive … Read more
Ansel Adams Exhibit at The De Young
Beloved for his lush gelatin silver photographs of the national parks, Ansel Adams is a giant of 20th-century photography whose images have become icons of … Read more
Redwood City Ferry Terminal Update
The Redwood City Ferry Terminal Project is creating a public ferry service from downtown San Francisco or Oakland to Redwood City, thus extending the San … Read more