Phoenix Theatre8pm
Sleepwalkers Theatre opens its second season of presenting progressive new works with WORK EATS HOME. Your office becomes your living room…
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Union Square2pm - 5pm
Hello Shenanigan Fans! Come one, come all! We're doing it again! Let's give away some Free Hugs! Let's meet at Geary and Powell from about…
San Francisco Playhouse2pm & 8pm
While the names Siegfried & Roy conjure up images of illusions that fill the stage and large exotic animals, Darren Romeo's show takes a different…
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Biscuits & Blues8PM & 10PM
No less a music industry legend than Jerry Wexler, co-founder of Atlantic Records, called E.C. Scott “one honest-to-God soul singer.” High praise…
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Cowboys and Angelsn/a
Cowboys and Angels is pleased to present "Sprout," new work on paper and wood from Mark Damrel. This is Mark's first public showing. His ink…
Vessel9pm - 2am
DJ Donovan and Gordon Waze spin for you all night, the hits that will keep your feet moving! 21+ welcome.
San Francisco Comedy College7pm
The show is just $5 and BYOB is highly encouraged for those 21+. No drink minimums, no hassle, just fun!! This is the best new talent show in…
Slide9pm - afterhours
DJ ZHALDEE BIOGRAPHY: DJ Zhaldee grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area's rich DJ Culture. He started deejaying at 14 years old and quickly…
The Mosser HotelVarious
19;29 invites you to a night at The Mosser Hotel with tabloid hack Ian and epileptic Cate for a radical reassessment of Sarah Kane's seminal…
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Brian Gross Fine Art11am - 5pm
Bay Area painter Donald Feasél, opens his fourth solo exhibition at Brian Gross Fine Art on Thursday, May 22 with a reception for the artist…
Actors Theatre - San Francisco8PM
In 1979 Buried Child won the first Pulitzer Prize for Drama ever awarded to a play premiering Off-Broadway, propelling Shepard into the national…
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Patricia Sweetow Gallery10:30am - 5pm
GALE ANTOKAL - No Vanishing Point As endangered species disappear by the thousands, Antokal's allusion to loss conjures both personal, as well…
