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Arts Events Oct 4-11, 2018
October 11 is National Coming Out Day, but in the week preceding, you should come out to see some wonderful arts events. How's that for timeliness?
Pumpkin Spice everything! No, seriously, get a harvest of arts events here, including some theatrical events that include vampires and other Halloween scares.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day, but in the week following, feel free to gaily journey to fabulous arts events.
Enjoy arts events, with or without a warm leather etc.
Classy concerts, merry musicals, paintings to ponder. The arts await you.
Classy concerts, merry musicals, paintings to ponder. The arts await you.
Fall brings us plenty of new plays, musicals, art exhibits and other events. Get back to school, kids.
Street festivals and art festivals are cool indoor and (sometimes) cooler outdoors. Dress appropriately, but strip off your creative inhibitions.
Guy Branum is the zaftig Sontag of comedy. His brainy magpie's nest of a book, My Life As A Goddess: A Memoir Through Unpopular Culture, has just been released, and it presents a more prickly, philosophical and intellectual POV than we usually expect.
The festive and colorful Flagging in the Park flowed forth at the National AIDS Memorial Grove on Saturday afternoon, July 28.
A flick of the wrist with a paint brush, a strong high note carries to the back row, and you're thrilled; arts events await your presence.
Hundreds of craftspeople, designers of homewares, clothing, soaps, art, jewelry and more showcased their handmade wares at the annual West Coast Craft show, held June 9 & 10 at Fort Mason's Festival Pavilion.
A sold-out audience welcomed legendary film actress Kim Novak to the Castro Theatre on May 20, as Marc Huestis revived his popular celebrity tribute series on the 60th anniversary screening of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo.