SFMOMA Announces New Aquisitions
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) announced today that it has acquired, through purchase and gift, 63 works this winter for its expansive … Read more
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SF Ballet Releases Details on New Works
San Francisco Ballet released details of next@90, — the new works festival opening the Company’s 90th anniversary repertory season and running from January 20 to February … Read more
“Sargent and Spain” Exhibition Coming to The Legion
Early next year The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco will present Sargent and Spain, the first exhibition to explore the influence of Spanish culture … Read more
SF Ballet’s Nutcracker a Triumph
This winter, from December 8–27, San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) returns to the stage with thirty-three performances of Helgi Tomasson’s Nutcracker, a Bay Area tradition of the past … Read more
Bookplate Exhibit Worth A Visit
The American Bookbinders Museum celebrates the beauty of a [once] commonplace object: the bookplate. Intended to identify a book’s owner, the first bookplates originated in … Read more
San Francisco Opera Concludes Its Season With a Bang
All of San Francisco Opera’s artistic forces will be on display December 1–4, the final week of the 2022 Fall Season. Along with closing performances … Read more
Port of Redwood City’s Ferry Update
The Port of Redwood City’s newsletter, “Currents,” notes that many ferry riders may not realize that this gateway is just 25 miles from entrance of … Read more
“Remembered Light” Exhibit Extended
The closing date has been extended to December 23 for Remembered Light, an exhibition of 25 contemporary stained glass windows commemorating the devastation of WWII bombings now … Read more
San Francisco Playhouse Postpones Opening Night for “As You Like It”
San Francisco Playhouse pauses performances of the hit musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It due to breakthrough cases of COVID-19 in the cast. All performances … Read more
Maritime Past Explored in New Photo Exhibit at Canessa
A new exhibit of black-and-white photographs done by Richard Lohmann at The Canessa Galery in North Beach speak to the lost romance of ferry travel … Read more