Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s Legacy Given Greater Reach by City Lights
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, distinguished American poet, artist, and founder of City Lights Booksellers and Publishers, has died in San Francisco on March 24 at the age … Read more
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, distinguished American poet, artist, and founder of City Lights Booksellers and Publishers, has died in San Francisco on March 24 at the age … Read more
There is an “incredible reawakening” of the arts ahead of us, says San Francisco Opera director, General Director Matthew Shilvock. “As the pandemic recedes, we … Read more
San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) announces the postponement of Mrs. Robinson, Cathy Marston’s world premiere which was scheduled to debut on Program 05, April 22–May 12, … Read more
When this Plague finally recedes, the ferry community will have reason to rejoice for quite another reason. Our own Legion of Honor may finally open. … Read more
Fraenkel Gallery is now presenting new work by Christian Marclay, through March 26, incorporating collage, video animation, and photography. The exhibition continues Marclay’s investigation into … Read more
Feel like dancing on the deck of a ferry? You have company. San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) announces details for two world premieres of its … Read more
Look closely, and you can see a ferry steaming out toward the Golden Gate. San Francisco Opera’s screenings of Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca at Fort Mason Flix … Read more
The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) Board of Directors recently announced that it has appointed Seamus Murphy as the agency’s new … Read more
Bria Skonberg will play her trumpet and sing a wide range of songs, presented as part of Cal Performances at Home This is a “STREAM … Read more
Bay Area ferry riders are anxious to become foot loose again, and get off the boat to witness dance. Alas, the pandemic remains with us … Read more