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Who's the fairest city of all? The answer, of course, is San Francisco. We've got hills, we've got water and we have some of the best views around. So, fully enjoy your city this week! Start off with Shecky's Girls Night Out at the Herbst Pavilion where ladies can enjoy drinks and peruse the latest fashions and products. Then get gussied up for the opening night of the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival at the Castro Theater. This year is the festival's finest so be sure to check out one of the hundreds of films. On Friday, kick-off your weekend at Ichi Sushi Happy Hour at Swig where fine sushi and even finer cocktails mingle. After you are suitably stuffed and liquefied, head to Bottom of the Hill for the Trainwreck Riders for a little rockabilly lullaby. Dolores Park will be jamming on Saturday for the Bicycle Music Festival. Go for the 200W pedal powered stage and stay for the great music. Then ring in Pride Week at 92.7's Launch the Party at the Regency Ballroom. Find the perfect get-up for Pride at the Indie Mart where over a hundred designers will be showing off their goods. Closing things out, laugh it up with Aziz Ansari at the Punch Line Comedy Club.

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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
at The Independent (9pm)

"Gene Ween, the pseudonym for Aaron Freeman, is the rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist for experimental alternative rock group Ween. Alongside his longtime friend and band mate, Dean Ween, Gene helped assemble what has become the force of Ween..."
at Modern Times Bookstore (7pm)

Kellogg Food and Society Policy Fellow Bryant Terry and Compassionate Cooks founder Colleen Patrick-Goudreau are taking the food justice movement to a new level by connecting issues of structural racism and animal rights to food insecurity and empowering people...
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
at Herbst Pavilion (5pm - 10pm)

Economy got you down? Grab your BFF's and de-stress at Shecky's Girls Night Out - the only event where you can sip complimentary cocktails throughout the night, grab chic fashions at amazing prices, sample new products, and score free swag inside Shecky's Famous Goodie Bag - all under one roof!
at Paradise Lounge (6pm - 9pm)

Every third Wednesday of the Month, Paradise Lounge hosts Whisky Club, an event featuring different Whisky's from around the world.
at Vessel (10pm - 2am)

Mike is a regular at Rubulad and Motherfucker, and was a resident at Justine D's Aktion party at Lit. (He still maintains a loose monthly at Lit when he's in town). In 2005 Mike and Dan Selzer released Crazy Rhythms mix cd, which showcased a mix of all genres of dance music ranging from Italo to post punk...
Thursday, June 18, 2009
at Mighty (9pm)

Daedulus will be performing all new material from his forthcoming new record. And while his reputation has grown internationally, his place in the LA scene has also solidified. The musician that many of the hottest names in the city turn to for everything from bass clarinet licks to advice on obscure electronics...
at Cafe du Nord (9pm)

"Laswell grew up in Long Beach, but moved to his adopted hometown to attend college a few years back, majoring - naturally enough - in communications. He quickly became ensconced in the local scene, producing albums for a number of kindred spirits (several of which were released on his own Twenty Inch label)...
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Friday, June 19, 2009
at Swig (6pm - 8pm)

Tim's thirteen years of restaurant experience, including a long-standing stint as sous chef at Tokyo Go Go, have brought ICHI Catering a corporate clientele and awards from the SF Bay Guardian's Best of the Bay 2008 for their established Happy Hours at local bars and lounges including: Bender's, Mr., and The Knockout...
at The Warfield (8pm)
White Chalk is PJ Harvey's eighth album. The eleven songs were recorded in West London and co-produced by Harvey, Flood and John Parish. The album features performances from Eric Drew Feldman and Jim White of the Dirty Three...
at The Independent (9pm)

He is known as the Minister of Enjoyment. Born to a Nigerian royal family in Ondo, Ade left grammar school to pursue his career, which began with Moses Olaiya's Federal Rhythm Dandies, a highlife band. He left to form...
at Bottom of the Hill (9pm)
"Trainwreck Riders are a rocking in their chair, guitar-pickin' on the porch band from San Francisco. Their debut album 'Lonely Road Revival' harkens back to a golden age of Americana, when folk, country and blues musically intertwined (even if the musicians themselves rarely did)...Lyrically lovelorn, nerves raw, and emotions muddled..."
at Treasure Island Warehouse (10pm - 4am)
This will be the last chance for you to see the Boombox until we cart it out to the playa for Burning Man. We'll have two rooms of sound with the phattest of beats spanning breaks, house, drum & bass, ghettotech and hip hop from the following DJs...
Saturday, June 20, 2009
at Golden Gate Park, Dolores Park, and at Pier 7 (9:30am - 11pm)

All are welcome whether on bike, skateboard, roller blades, roller skates, foot, pogo stick, etc. The line up will include Sean Hayes, La Colectiva, Oona Garthwaite, Manicato, Tornado Rider, Antioquia, Spaceheater, Stitch Craft, Ma Muse, Tin Cup Serenade, There will be live on bike performances...
at Clipper Cove, Treasure Island (11am - 10pm)

Summer Sailstice brings together everyone who loves wind, water and sail! Sail in, drive over, just come down for a full weekend of sailing, cruising, racing and onshore entertainment. The Summer Sailstice, a celebration of sailing on the annual summer solstice, invites sailors and non-sailors to enjoy fun, sun, music and sailing...
at The Warfield (8pm)
Les Claypool is the one of the most unlikely success stories in the entertainment history. His trademark voice, thumping bass lines and unique worldview have become the calling cards for a number of wildly successful and influential albums in the last two decades, including the seminal alt-rock band Primus...
at Regency Ballroom (8pm - 3am)
Energy 92.7's Kick Off To Pride Week. Featuring Kaskade and more...
at Mezzanine (9pm)

Few artists have the ability to produce timeless music that can cross genre barriers and be enjoyed by listeners with diverse musical interests. Green Velvet is one of these few. Producing under the Green Velvet moniker as well as his alter ego Cajmere, Curtis A. Jones has released a steady stream of dance floor aimed tracks since...
at Ruby Skye (9pm - 4am)
San Francisco's quintessential event The White Party, San Francisco, kicks-off summer once again on Saturday June 20. Fashion, culture & music combine for SF's most celebrated party. As soon as last year's event ended we began the search for this year's headliner. Unanimously Donald Glaude came to mind...
at Mission Rock Cafe (10pm - 8am)
One of the Bay Area's most respected and friendly party throwing crews is once again bringing their special touch to summer fun. All night bash after the summer's longest day, the 4 indoor & outdoor areas afford a special opportunity to bring a number of segments of the dance community together to rock out...
Sunday, June 21, 2009
at Vallejo Waterfront (10am - 6pm)

Whether you love nautical music, swordfighting, sailing, cannon-battles, theater, maritime crafts, food and drink, or just shopping fer' pirate booty...there's something here for you!
at Thee Parkside (noon - 6pm)

Boasting over 100 vendors for this milestone event, the Indie Mart continues to offer the best finds in vintage, local design, tees & hoodies, handmade bling, skateboards, lots of unique, handmade oddities and tons of other cool things you can't image making yourself but wish you could...
at Speadway Meadow (noon - 5pm)

Don't miss Alice's Summerthing, a FREE concert in Golden Gate Park! With music by Sugar Ray, Matt Nathanson, Parachute and more...
at Fort Mason Center (2pm)

Join fellow wine lovers and experts alike in tasting and sampling winning wines at the 6th Annual Golden Glass Wine Event on June 21st at Fort Mason, San Francisco. Featuring over 100 international and local artisan wines, this annual event is a celebration of sustainably-produced, terroir-expressive wines. Complementing wines will be culinary delights from Bay Area top restaurants.
Monday, June 22, 2009
at Amoeba Music (noon)

A special commemorative silkscreened poster will be made for the event and given away with purchase of the 'Secret, Profane & Sugarcane' CD on the day of the performances (while they last). "...intentionally or not-he is solidifying a role as a journeyman of American music and one of its most high-profile curators." - Wall Street Journal
at Punch Line Comedy Club (7pm & 9:30pm)

Currently starring the spinoff to The Office, Parks and Recreation, Aziz Ansari created and starred in the hit MTV sketch comedy show "Human Giant" and also appears on HBO's "Flight of the Conchords" as a racist fruit vendor. In 2009, he will appear in the new spinoff of "The Office" on NBC with Amy Poehler...
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