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at Festival Pavilion (2pm - 5pm)
Acclaimed as the largest competition of American wines in the world and San Francisco's premier tasting experience, the SFCWC Public Tasting is held at Fort Mason Center's Festival Pavilion and features award winning wines from across the news.
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at Galleria Floors (5pm - 11pm)
Take the best of a city's 2D, 3D, and motion designers and throw them on a stage, with judges hovering, music blaring, minutes ticking down on the clock, a fast-talking MC on the mic, and their reputations on the line. Add to that a tech setup that registers every mouse click and tapped command from each designer's workstation and projects them live and in real time on one of the large-scale displays...
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at Swedish American Hall (7:30pm)
"For his contributions over the last 30 years, vocalist/guitarist Bob Mould is known as one of the most influential figures in alternative rock music. During the 1980s, Mould was the front man for punk and hardcore pioneer Husker Du. In the 1990s..."
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at The Independent (8pm)
"A.C. Newman pens melodies that seem to have sprung from the collective unconscious and then encases them in bright, lush power-pop arrangements." - Rolling Stone
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at The Grand at the Regency Center (8pm)
"He was country music royalty before he ever sang a note. But he didn't immediately follow his forebears musically, choosing instead to bang around the Southeast, playing drums in punk and hardcore combos and smoking prodigious amounts of weed. It was the outlaw spirit of his lineage, alive and unwell and floating in the bong water..."
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at Rickshaw Stop (8pm)
Toronto band featuring ex-members of Unicorns and Arcade Fire, playing SF for the very first time. "This sounds like baroque pop at times, then at others, like *sob* the Unicorns. Sorry, you can't deny the connection. It sounds exactly like what they'd be making these days: the start-stop thing, the abrupt, sharp hooks, the short little spastic jams."
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at Project One (9pm)
If you've dreamed about Africa but haven't yet visited the motherland, you are invited to sample a spectrum of the best the Diaspora has to offer at "Africa Rising," a new event combining food, music, art, and fashion - all with an African theme.
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