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Just when San Francisco seemed to dry out from the nine days of consumption for SF Beer Week, the Bay Area Brew Festival brings the buzz back to Fort Mason with food trucks and more than 100 beers. Chocolate lovers will be equally pleased at SF Chocolate Salon 2012. Local rockers on the rise Geographer and Ty Segall appear on separate bills this week, while national standards in their respective genres Rocky Erickson and Stephen Malkmus return to stages in SF. Blow Up celebrates seven years of awesome parties and DJs put their technique to the test at Red Bull Thre3Style: SF. The San Francisco Green Film Festival returns for its second year and eager shoppers are letting it all hang out (in their undies) for a chance to get some new threads at Desigual's Undie Party.

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at Fox Theater

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at DNA Lounge
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at Fort Mason Center

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Desigual
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
at Bottom of the Hill (9pm)

Coming up strong behind R. Stevie Moore as the most talented singer/songwriter to be based in the nondescript bedroom community of Montclair, NJ, Jenny Owen Youngs fuses Liz Phair's perceptive and brashly funny lyrics...
at Slim's (9pm)

With the question of a Pavement reunion having been triumphantly answered last year with an Ono-esque "YES", Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks return with their most energized set to date...
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
at San Francisco Art Institute (7:30pm)

Terry Zwigoff is an American filmmaker best know for two popular small budget films, both arising out of the world of underground or alternative comics: the documentary Crumb (1994), about underground comics figure Robert Crumb, and the feature Ghost World...
at Hemlock Tavern (9pm)

Hank IV have just released their first single for SS records, "Bellyful of Slugs" b/w "Cold Equation," which is garnering heavy airplay on the mighty WFMU in the New York metro area as well as locally on Bay Area stations...
Desigual
Thursday, March 1, 2012
at Ruby Skye (9pm)

Red Bull Thre3Style is an innovative concept that gives highly skilled DJs a global platform to showcase their skills, battle and gain notoriety by rockin' the dance floor. Eight battle-ready DJs from the West Coast looking to prove their supremacy...
at Great American Music Hall (9pm)

In the last three years Nika Roza Danilova has gone from being an outsider experimental teenage noise-maker to a full fledged internationally celebrated electronic pop musician. It was a huge feat to accomplish, and despite her age...
Friday, March 2, 2012
at Great American Music Hall (8:30pm)

Before Ty Segall recorded "Girlfriend", a gem from last year's Melted, he channeled sounds we don't normally associate with humans. Through polluted streams of distorted guitar, you could hear him convulse, spitting wordless sounds as a bubblegum...
at The Independent (8pm)

"Midway through recording the album, we had a listening party bbq tonight where one person said to me that the songs sound like I'm in control of my own life now and I think she is right. Chesapeake has been made with a lot of love in the room (and tequila) and like the Franken fish that can swim and walk on land is surprising the hell outta me..."
at SF Film Society Cinema (7pm)

The Bay Area's only festival dedicated to films and new forms of media that explore green issues and sustainable living. This year's films include local premieres of 40 films from around the globe, with 50 visiting filmmakers...
at DNA Lounge (10pm)

Evan and John Tenderlion pound out some of the hottest, most bangin' electro-house tracks around the nation. They've been rocking all the best Bay Area parties and festivals for the last few years, along with producing some killer originals and remixes.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
at Fort Mason Center (1pm)

The third annual Bay Area Brew Fest returns bigger and better to Fort Mason on March 3rd, featuring over 100 beers and the Bay Area's favorite food trucks. General admission tickets are $40 (2pm to 5pm) and VIP admission is $50 (1pm to 5pm)...
at The Fillmore (9pm)

The history of founding members Art Neville and George Porter Jr. dates back to 1967, when keyboardist, Art recruited bass player, George, drummer Joseph (Zigaboo) Modeliste and guitarist Leo Nocentelli to form The Meters. In their 31-year history...
at The Independent (8pm)

'Animal Shapes' follows up 'Kites', building on the synth-driven aesthetic of the single, while flirting with darker, more esoteric underpinnings. The record merges Geographer's aptitude for crafting beautiful, haunting melodies with textural sounds and polyrhythmic energy, marking an evolution of their distinct style...
at Public Works (7pm - 3am)

Burning Man is a fertile "petri dish" of the Self and Community, where people bring bizarre and marvelous ingredients of self-expression and collaborate to create new expressive forms and ways of life. We can now scarcely be contained in the Black Rock Desert and...
at Great American Music Hall (9pm)

Legendary rock n roll pioneer Roger Kynard "Roky" Erickson hails from Austin, Texas. He is, in the words of music writer Richie Unterberger, one of "the unknown heroes of rock and roll." As singer, songwriter, and guitar player for the legendary Austin, TX band The 13th Floor Elevators...
at Hemlock Tavern (9:30pm)

Naazir Magbool, 23, born and raised in Oakland, attended Xavier of NOLA, blowing the trumpet for 7 years and has touched stages with Soulit of Tokyo Japan, Corey Henry(New Orleans) of Galactic, Trombone Shorty and Orleans Ave, Russell Batiste and Friends...
Desigual
Sunday, March 4, 2012
at Fort Mason Center (10am - 6pm)

Chocolate aficionados, fanatics, buyers and journalists can experience the finest in artisan, gourmet & premium chocolate in one of the world's great culinary metropolitan areas...
at ODC Theater (8pm)

An integrated evening of dances by Nina Haft & Co. and Facing East Dance & Music, inspired by what the body remembers. Haft's choreography is based on the writings of author Britta Austin, whose flash fiction gives voice to a magical realism of the body, swerving delightfully...
at Palace of Fine Arts (5pm)

Join us for a unique, one-night-only performance showcasing the most beloved dances of the past 20 years of Firebird dance history. It will be the first time we present the best dances from all our various shows and performances in one single evening...
at Rickshaw Stop (8pm)

"Ganglians, according to an interview, was not named in reference to ganglion, a type of cyst that forms on or around the wrist; it was, instead, the best portmanteau possible from combining "gang" with "aliens." If that revelation makes the band seem less mysterious..."
Monday, March 5, 2012
at Bottom of the Hill (8pm)

The band started in historic downtown Fullerton in Jonnie's apartment above the restaurant Mulberry St. (their first EP title). They are avid supporters of unsigned talent such as the band Electric Furs. They have toured in support of Two Gallants, Tapes 'n Tapes, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Sound Team, Muse and The White Stripes...
at Herbst Theatre (8pm)

For more than thirty years, Dr. Sapolsky has divided his time between the field and the lab. As a result, he can effortlessly move from a discussion of pecking orders in primate societies (human and baboon) to an explanation of how neurotransmitters work during stress...
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