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Z Space Karaoke NightZ Z
Z Space in San Francisco hosts a karaoke event titled "NightZ @ Z" on May 12, 2025, starting at 7 PM local time. The event features rock and roll music, happy hour specials, and a vibrant atmosphere for participants. This gathering promises to attract karaoke enthusiasts and music lovers alike.
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Dance Mission Theater Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco Trptico
Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco will host the performance "Tríptico" by the Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco on May 11, 2025. The event features captivating contemporary dance and flamenco, showcasing a collaboration led by artistic director Carola Zertuche.
Run, Paul, Run? Mayors office says it wont happen with interim SFPD chief Paul Yep.
San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie confirmed that Paul Yep will serve as interim police chief but will not be a candidate for the permanent position. As Chief Bill Scott departs, the police department faces a significant leadership shift, with multiple senior officials expected to retire or leave. The mayor's office reiterated Yep's interim status amid ongoing skepticism from local journalists.
State flower
San Francisco's state flower, the California Poppy, continues to bloom, drawing attention from locals and tourists alike. The vibrant orange flowers are a symbol of the state's natural beauty and resilience. Their annual appearance marks a significant moment in the local ecosystem.
Precita Eyes Muralists Kids Art Class
Precita Eyes Muralists will host a kids art class on May 12, 2025, at an arts center in San Francisco. The event will feature sliding scale fees and celebrate the Great American Songbook. It aims to provide a creative outlet for youth in the queer community.
Day 62 of the 16th St. Plaza crackdown Vendors pack the sidewalk
Vendors crowded the sidewalk outside the affordable housing complex at 1950 Mission, as police presence remained minimal. A private security guard, tasked with watching a nearby building, noted that officers had not visited the area during his shift. The scene reflected ongoing tensions around street activity in the neighborhood.
People We Meet Linda English wants to skate forever
Linda English, 64, credits roller skating with transforming her life, offering joy, community, and fitness. Skating at Golden Gate Park's Skatin' Place twice a week, she finds solace and connection, especially after losing her husband to cancer two years ago. The non-competitive skating community in San Francisco embraces self-expression and freedom.
Monkey Brains Prasant Radhakrishnan Trio shared program with Siddique Ahmed
The Prasant Radhakrishnan Trio will perform alongside Siddique Ahmed on May 11, 2025, at the Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco. The event features a blend of Indian classical music and jazz, showcasing cultural fusion in the arts. Attendees can expect an engaging musical experience starting at 8 PM local time.
Dance Mission Theater Suichu-megane my choice, my body (2021) and Anchor (2023) (U.S. Premieres)
Dance Mission Theater will host U.S. premieres of "Suichu-megane∞ – my choice, my body" (2021) and "Anchor" (2023) on May 10, 2025, in San Francisco. The event, featuring contemporary dance and ballet, aims to engage the community and support fundraising efforts.
Graphic Arts Workshop Experimental Impressions Mark Making Techniques
The Graphic Arts Workshop in San Francisco will host an event focused on experimental impressions and mark-making techniques on May 11, 2025. Led by Sandra Kelch, the workshop will explore mixed media, allowing participants to enhance their artistic skills. This event is part of a broader initiative to promote arts and crafts in the community.
Golden Gate Park Golden Gate Park Band 2025 Spring Summer Concerts 143rd Season
Golden Gate Park will host the Golden Gate Park Band on May 11, 2025, for its 143rd season of spring and summer concerts. The event, featuring the music director and conducting performances, runs from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM local time. This concert series highlights the vibrant musical culture of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Gray Area Grand Theater Reimagining Technopolitical Futures Building Alternatives in the Present
Gray Area Grand Theater will host an event titled "Reimagining Technopolitical Futures" on May 11, 2025, in San Francisco. The event focuses on building alternatives to current technological infrastructures and addressing issues like light pollution. Attendees can expect discussions on the intersection of technology and collective power in Silicon Valley.
Verdi Club Hello! Bachata (May 2025)
Verdi Club will host a Bachata concert titled "Hello! Bachata" on May 11, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 3:30 AM at 2424 Mariposa St, San Francisco. The event encourages attendees to bring their own beverages (BYOB) and celebrates a birthday theme.
18 Reasons Whole Lamb Butchery and Cookery
A cooking event titled "18 Reasons: Whole Lamb Butchery and Cookery" will take place on May 11, 2025, in San Francisco. Attendees will learn about various cooking techniques, including roasting and preparing lamb dishes. The event emphasizes healthy cooking and features a range of culinary categories.
Four Arrested in Sextortion Scheme Linked to San Jose Teens 2022 Suicide
Authorities arrested four men in Côte d'Ivoire for their alleged involvement in an international sextortion scheme that led to the suicide of 17-year-old Ryan Last from San Jose. Ryan, who was blackmailed after sharing explicit images, ended his life in February 2022 following continued threats for money. The main perpetrator, Alfred Kassi, faces prosecution under Ivorian cybercrime laws.
Last Week, This Week Hunter Pence to Lead Guinness World Record Attempt
BART experienced significant operational issues last week, coinciding with the resignation of SFPD Chief Bill Scott and the approval of $91 million in overtime for police and sheriff’s departments. Upcoming events include a free jazz jam session, a conversation with Rebecca Solnit, and a Guinness World Record attempt led by Hunter Pence.
Sunday Links ICE Arrests California Father While His Children Wait Alone at Gas Station
ICE arrested a California father at a gas station in Oxnard, leaving his children unattended in the vehicle. This incident is part of a series of raids targeting immigrant communities across the Central Coast, with at least seven individuals detained. Advocates express concern over the impact of these actions on families.
Bissap Baobab Afro Nativo
Bissap Baobab hosts the Afro Nativo event on May 9, 2025, featuring Afro-Caribbean music. The venue is located at 2243 Mission St, San Francisco, California, and the event runs from 7 PM to 5 AM. Attendees can expect an engaging night of music and culture.
Garden for the Environment Grow Your Own Food Workshops 2025
San Francisco will host the "Garden for the Environment: Grow Your Own Food Workshops" on May 10, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 1590 7th Ave. The event aims to educate participants on vegetable gardening, promoting sustainable practices amid climate challenges.
Day 61 of the 16th St. Plaza crackdown northeast plaza trashed
Mission Hunan Restaurant experiences reduced foot traffic amid ongoing police presence near 16th and Capp streets. A long-time employee noted that while the number of vendors has decreased, issues such as drug use and mental health crises persist in the area.
Brick Mortar Music Hall Popscene presents chlothegod with BxRod
Popscene will host a concert featuring chlothegod and BxRod at the Brick & Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco on May 10, 2025. The event will start at 3:30 AM GMT and is part of a vibrant music scene in the city. Attendees can expect a night filled with energetic performances.
Stopping the anti-immigrant spin cycle Chinese laundry exhibit opens in Chinatown
A new exhibit at the Chinese Historical Society of America explores the history of Chinese laundries in the U.S., highlighting their cultural and economic significance since the first opened in San Francisco in 1851. The exhibit showcases tools, art, and personal stories while addressing the discrimination faced by Chinese immigrants and the historical context of anti-Chinese laws.
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