SF Ballet To Stage “All Robbins” This Season
The “All-Robbins” program staged by the San Francisco Ballet this season pays tribute to Jerome Robbins and Leonard Bernstein with four iconic works. This includes … Read more
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Art & Vinyl at Fraenkel Gallery Brings Back Warm Memories
Fraenkel Gallery is currently presenting Art & Vinyl, an exhibition examining the ways in which artists have been drawn to records and their covers as … Read more
FOG Event Celebrates Local Galleries and SFMOMA
On our morning commute, we ferry riders enjoy the dense fog clinging to the shores of Fort Mason. It lifts soon enough, but for a … Read more
Opera Parallèle and SFJAZZ Partner in Leonard Bernstein Tribute
SFJAZZ and Opera Parallèle join forces again for a multi-media, multi-genre tribute to the centennial of iconic and versatile American composer Leonard Bernstein. This production links … Read more
Just in Time for Valentine’s Day: Casanova at the Legion
Beginning on February 10, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) invites ferry riders to journey into the world of 18th-century Europe through the … Read more
Meow Meow is a Cat on the Prowl
While she’s OK as a comic book femme fatale, the Cat Lady hardly measures up to Meow Meow. International superstar and cabaret singing sensation Melissa … Read more
JazzWax Worth Checking Out
As we recently noted in an interview with SFJAZZ Founder and Executive Artistic Director Randall Kline, this art form is perfectly suited for a short journey … Read more
Legendary Uncle: Get Thee To The Race Track
When you need a break from the dark parlors of esoteric gaming, there’s always the great outdoors pastime of thoroughbred horse racing. While not directly … Read more
Mechanic’s Institute Chess Club: No Place for Sissies
World class competition can also be viewed at another San Francisco institution that dates to Gold Rush days when chess hustlers victimized hapless rubes at … Read more
It’s All About Family…Billiards, That Is
For many, the month of January represents rejuvenation and an opportunity to get back to the wholesome pursuits of self-improvement. But for those of us … Read more