Ferry Service is Improving, Says WETA
Cultural Currents readers have reported that they are relieved to learn that ferry’s are becoming more reliable. Anecdotal evidence has been corroborated by The San Francisco … Read more
Push Dance Company’s Grand Opening Set For October 15
PUSH Dance Company kicks off its 18th home season with grand-opening performances at its new BIPOC Artists Sanctuary home at 447 Minna Street in downtown … Read more
State of the Art Health Care: The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California Serves the Most Needy
Established more than 900 years ago, The Order of Malta’s origin dates back to 1048 A.D., with the dispatch of hospitaller monks destined for Jerusalem … Read more
Bay Area Now9 Part of Triennial Exhibition
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) has announced Bay Area Now 9 (BAN9), the ninth iteration of the institution’s signature triennial exhibition, opening on October 6, 2023. … Read more
George Adams Gallery to Feature Elmer Bischoff in Latest Exhibition
During the month of September, the George Adams Gallery will present an exhibition of figurative paintings and drawings by Elmer Bischoff at Minnesota Street Project, … Read more
SF Opera’s “In Song” Video Worth Watching
San Francisco Opera’s award-winning In Song video portrait series continues with its eighth episode, In Song: Daniela Mack. Filmed on location in Buenos Aires, Argentina, In Song: Daniela Mack features … Read more
SF Camerawork Stages Benefit Art Auction
Ferry riders familiar with the many charms of Fort Mason may wish to explore a new event and venue for the photographic arts. SF Camerawork’s … Read more
Ferry Riders Invited to Attend YBCA Anniversary Events
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) celebrates its 30th anniversary this fall, marking three decades as a hub of multidisciplinary art in the San … Read more
Festival Opera in Walnut Creek
Festival Opera’s 32nd annual season will continue Sunday, August 6 at 4 p.m., when the company returns to the lush grounds of Walnut Creek’s Civic Park for a … Read more
Chinatown Reconstruction: “Perilous Playground”
Soon, major changes are coming to San Francisco’s Chinatown as work gets underway to renovate Portsmouth Square, the always busy park at the heart of … Read more