• Interview with Poet Katie Ford by Jesse Nathan
• A Midsummer Night's Dream by Nirmala Nataraj
• The Way That We Rhyme by Nirmala Nataraj
• The Sorrows of an American by Lisa Ryers

• Asian Art Museum
• SF Ethnic Dance Festival
• SFMOMA

Thu Jun 5 - Sun Jul 6

This rarely staged Jacobean tragedy pits the hot-blooded violation of a shocking sexual taboo against the dirty machinations of a corrupt church and state. The result is passionate and poetic, violent and sardonic, and a classic that is mordantly fresh. Starring Tony Award-nominated Michael Hayden and A.C.T.'s own René Augesen, winner of a 2007 Bay Area Theatre Critics' Circle Award, and set to the virtuosic, edgy stylings of cellist-singer Bonfire Madigan Shive.

Thu Jun 5

Get your monthly arts fix at the Asian Art Museum's MATCHA series. Experience live performances, create art, embark on special tours of the galleries, mingle with friends over cocktails, or simply chill to the hip beats of DJs and musicians. Like the vibrant Japanese powdered green tea renowned for its richness and flavor...

Fri Jun 6

"Say Hello To Never ending" is an exploration of the idea that things have no beginning and no end - everything is cyclical and patterns repeat themselves. Using both graphically intracate and sometimes diagrammical acrylic paintings in combination with found object installations, Foley creates a narrative about the infinite potential borne from life cycles...

Fri Jun 6

Surely you must know Joke-e-oke by now? Here's your chance to imitate your favorite comedians in a homage to classic comedy. It's like karaoke, but with standup comedy routines. Sign up and pick a routine, and the mic is yours! All the material is right there on the monitor. Its fun, its free, its child-proof - its Joke-e-oke!

Sat Jun 7 - Sun Jun 29

2008 marks the 30th Anniversary of the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, and in celebration of this landmark occasion, 50 master musicians and dancers from around the world join 500 Northern California artists on the Festival stage to make this...

Sun Jun 8

For the last 31 years, HASF has produced the annual street fair that features arts and crafts, food booths, two musical stages and more. The street fair was developed in response to the re-birth of the economic and residential spirit of the community in the mid-1970's. With the assistance of the late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk, the first District 5 and openly Gay supervisor, a group of neighborhood merchants, activists and residents developed this organization with the idea of sponsoring a day long community celebration.

Rendez-Vous and a white light in the back of my mind to guide me The Grown Woman Show: Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha 'Tis Pity She's A Whore Trap Door Cole Porter's Out of This World (1950) Exit Sign: A Rock Opera Summer Repertory Gross Indecency The Final Frontier?... An Evening of Science Comedy God, Hitler, and Life-Extension Ame (innervisions, Germany) Wonderboy The Mapping Project Joke-e-oke! True West I'm Yours! (or Deranged by Love) Heist a Crow The 30th San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival

Paperwork Rodney Ewig 2-4-6-8 Land Of A Million Cereals Karla Wozniak 365 Art Show Save My Life Cody Hudson Residency Projects Pt. 1 Alan B. Stone and The Senses of Place Ruins to Renewal Sunburn Steve Baibak and Brigid McCabe 30 Under 30 Ryan Martin Marcos Rosales IlluminOpArt

David Anderman That's Revolting! My Miserable Lonely Lesbian Pregnancy Stewart Brand Jen Sookfong Lee Jewish Socialists in America: History and Legacy Stencil Nation Book Release and Stencil Exhibit The Best of San Francisco in Exile: Past, Present, and Future Small Desk Press Art Auction Fundraiser