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at Harrison Street between 16th and 22nd Street (10am - 6pm)
Carnaval is a spring ritual that celebrates life. With something for everyone who loves Latin American and Caribbean cultures, Carnaval San Francisco 2009 is California's largest multi-cultural celebration, and one of San Francisco's most popular and cherished traditions. Carnaval San Francisco 2009 showcases the very best of Latin American and Caribbean cultures with a dynamic array of food, music, drumming, dancing, live music, and artistry...
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at Cow Palace (5pm)
SKILLS is proud to bring you the 12th installment of POP and it's going to more spectacular then ever before! This years etd.POP features the who's who in the Electronic Dance Scen & we've been working around the clock making sure everything resonates with joy, providing a production filled with dazzling high-tech videography and thousands of multi-color beams of light to illuminate the LOVE, while providing a clearer amplified audio experience for all to enjoy.
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at Project One (9pm)
Maisha Productions proudly present the latest installment of their popular world music series, Carnival Fever. Held over three nights at Project One - San Francisco's chic-est new nightspot - the event promises to be the after-party of record for San Francisco's Carnival weekend, which brings tens of thousands of costumed revelers every year to SF's Mission District.
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at 111 Minna Gallery (9pm - 2am)
Every fourth Saturday, 111 Minna presents Barracuda, a decadent decade dance party that celebrates the music and fashion of everyone's favorite (or, love-to-hate) era. An music and fashion fueled event, Barracuda features 5 TOP DJS in two rooms, giant projections of '80s music videos, a laser light show, FREE cupcakes, '80s prom balloon madness and cutting-edge '80s-inspired fashion!
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at The Fillmore (9pm)
"An influential alternative rap quartet from South Central Los Angeles, the Pharcyde was formed by MCs/producers Tre 'Slimkid' Hardson, Derrick 'Fatlip' Stewart, Imani Wilcox, and Romye 'Booty Brown' Robinson. Hardson, Wilcox, and Robinson were all dancers and choreographers who met on the L.A. underground club circuit in the late '80s..."
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