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at Civic Center Plaza (9am)
The lawn of San Francisco's City Hall will undergo a transformation from grass carpet to edible garden. The installation of the Slow Food Nation Victory Garden marks the first time that City Hall has hosted an edible garden since 1943.
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at Fort Mason Center (11am - 7pm)
This exhibit consists of 31 visual artists challenged with the task of displaying works inspired by perspectives and ideas centering on the concept of ARTillery. Within this theme will be an explosion of styles ranging from abstract to urban and beyond.
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from Fisherman's Wharf to Fort Mason Cnter (see listing for times)
Spend a summer day exploring the mechanical marvels along San Francisco's North Shore! See giant running steam engines, turn of the century automata, mechanical computers, an 8 foot high planetary display and more...
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at Bottom of the Hill (3pm)
The Rock'n'Roll Camp for Girls, a 501(c)3 non-profit, builds girls self-esteem through music creation and performance. Providing workshops and technical training, we create leadership opportunities, cultivate a supportive community of peers and mentors, and encourage social change and the development of life skills.
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at Space Gallery (7pm - 2am)
This exhibit consists of 31 visual artists challenged with the task of displaying works inspired by perspectives and ideas centering on the concept of ARTillery. Within this theme will be an explosion of styles ranging from abstract to urban and beyond.
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at 20 goto 10 (7pm)
Featuring three-dimensional works by Jason Snell, employing methods ranging from early stereograms, View-Masters, two-colour anaglyphs, to linear polarization. Glasses provided.
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at Great American Music Hall (8pm)
In their recordings and live performances over the last nine years, Matmos have used the sounds of: amplified crayfish nerve tissue, the pages of bibles turning, a bowed five string banjo, slowed down whistles and kisses, water hitting copper plates, the runout groove of a vinyl record, a $5.00 electric guitar, liposuction surgery, cameras and VCRs...
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