Maritime Past Explored in New Photo Exhibit at Canessa
A new exhibit of black-and-white photographs done by Richard Lohmann at The Canessa Gallery in North Beach speak to the lost romance of ferry travel … Read more
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Snowy Weather Forecasted for SF Ballet’s “Nutcracker”
It is interesting to note that more than 150 pounds of real snow will be dumped on the War Memorial Opera House this year…but strictly … Read more
Opera Parallèle Scales New Heights with “Immersive” Production
Opera Parallèle (OP), the Bay Area’s leading producer of contemporary opera, today announced tickets for the company’s upcoming Everest: An Immersive Experience, are now on … Read more
Ferry Building Marketplace Promotes Its New Fall Season
Autumn at the Ferry Building Marketplace started with the arrival of pumpkins from Ferry Plaza Farmers Market vendors McGinnis Ranch and All-Star Organics. Here is their marketing … Read more
Will the Klamath Become The Next Great Symbol of Maritime Innovation?
When the Bay Area Council embarked on an ambitious project to purchase and restore the Klamath in February 2020, it was with the goal of … Read more
World Ballet Day Stream Features More on next@90
Ferry riders can stream as they steam across The Bay in November. For the next 30 days a new offering concentrates on the glory of … Read more
Fraenkel Gallery Presents Richard Learoyd
Fraenkel Gallery presents a new exhibition by British artist Richard Learoyd, his fifth with the gallery. Learoyd’s recent work deepens his exploration of classical themes, … Read more
Joan Brown Exhibition Announced by SFMOMA
Born in San Francisco in 1938, artist Joan Brown created colorful, expansive paintings and lively sculptures inspired by her life experiences in the city—where she … Read more
Return of “Nutcracker” Slated for Holiday Season
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 eighteen years. … Read more
Rediscover Joyce Mansour at City Lights Next Year
City Lights has announced that it will publish a new collection of poetry titled “Emerald Wounds” next summer. Joyce Mansour nee Joyce Patricia Adès, (25 July … Read more