Redwood City Ferry Terminal Update
The Redwood City Ferry Terminal Project is creating a public ferry service from downtown San Francisco or Oakland to Redwood City, thus extending the San … Read more
San Francisco Ballet Launches “The Colors of Dance”
Myles Thatcher’s COLORFORMS, a film-to-stage adaptation, will debut next week during San Francisco Ballet’s The Colors of Dance, a triple bill program running from March 14–19. COLORFORMS marks Thatcher’s … Read more
San Francisco Opera Stages “Out of the Box” Productions Around the Bay Area
San Francisco Opera is taking opera out of the Opera House and to outdoor locations throughout the Bay Area each weekend from Friday, March 10 … Read more
“Rituals of Devotion” Exhibition and Film Programs Staged by McEvoy Foundation
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts announces the short film program and feature-length film screenings for Rituals of Devotion (March 10–May 27, 2023), its spring exhibition about the … Read more
SFO Museum Creates Compelling Costume Exhibit for SF Ballet
SFO Museum at the San Francisco International Airport recently unveiled San Francisco Ballet at 90, a new exhibition located in the International Terminal featuring costumes from … Read more
Nan Goldin’s “Memory Lost” at Fraenkel Gallery
Fraenkel Gallery is featuring the work of Nan Goldin. This is her fifth exhibition with the gallery since 1994. Memory Lost, the exhibition’s centerpiece, is … Read more
Modernism Gallery Features Shawn Hackins
MODERNISM presents its fourth solo exhibition of contemporary American painter Shawn Huckins through March 4. The works in If I’m Home, Find Me Here employ modern fabrics … Read more
Ashley Cowl Interview: Anything Goes
Ashley Cowl, who stars in Cole Porter’s ANYTHING GOES at 42nd Street Moon’s Gateway Theatre, recently shared a number of impressions with Cultural Currents in … Read more
Cole Porter Classic Ushers in 42nd Street Moon’s New Season
As noted in an earlier post, Cole Porter’s ANYTHING GOES, launched the Company’s 2023 Mainstage Season. This perennial favorite, first produced on Broadway in 1934, has … Read more
Cocktail Culture Gets a Refresh
Camper English relates his “Greetings, readers of Alcademics!” noting that it has been a busy few months since Doctors and Distillers was released. Positive reviews … Read more