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at Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center (9am - 4pm)
The Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center is hosting the 16th Annual 'Hillwide' Garage Sale event. Please join us at this amazing community event that directly benefits the seniors of Bernal Heights and the Excelsior District.
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at Alamo Square (9am - 4pm)
The 26th Anniversary of this great neighborhood flea market features books, antiques, jewelry, toys, household treasures and more! The Alamo Square Neighborhood Association was founded for the express purpose of maintaining the unique character of this 12-square block Historic District, particularly Alamo Square Park, one of the most-visited parks in the Bay Area...
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at Ferry Building Line (10am - 5pm)
Dozens of hula dancers hit the streets of San Francisco for a free day of guerilla performance. Armed with costumes, music and a large bus, kumu hulu Patrick Makukane and company, N Lei Hulu I Ka Wkiu, will surprise and inspire the unsuspecting crowds with spontaneous Hawaiian dancing. From downtown San Francisco to the Ferry Plaza, Dolores Park to the Castro...
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at Kelly's Mission Rock Cafe (noon - 8pm)
Enjoy an authentic, summer time German Beer-Fest on the waterfront at Kelly's Mission Rock. Hang out at the beer tables inside or outside on the huge decks, and enjoy a live and fun Bavarian Band. We will have selection of, guess what, great German beers and delicious German Bratwurst (vegetarian option and full bar also available).
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at Edinburgh Castle (8pm)
Kick the Balls - An Offensive Suburban Odyssey by Alan Black (Hudson Street Press/Penguin.) Book release party. Irvine Welsh calls Kick the Balls, "an utterly hilarious read." Beth Lisick says, "I laughed so hard." A Scotsman tries to fit into the American suburban life by coaching peewee soccer, and the worst team in the history of the game...
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at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (8pm)
Tanya Tagaq has created a major buzz in the alternative music scene with her experimentation of traditional Inuit throat singing. As she navigates through a range of ecstatic groans, grunts and wails, you hear the sounds of birds, sea life, the wind, the cycles of life and death and the violence of the barren, frigid Arctic landscape...
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at The Independent (9pm)
"While N.A.S.A. stands for North America/South America and contains a number of superstar artists from both coasts of the U.S., it is about as far from a tension-building geographical showdown as a record can get. Rather, The Spirit of Apollo was born with the righteous goal of bringing people together through music and art..."
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at 103 Harriet (10pm - 4am)
Opel & Strategik presents Miles Dyson (Plasma Pool, Germany). One of the consistently hottest producers of the day is back after his SF debut back in February left us all wanting more. To call it dirty house, electro and techno just doesn't capture the sonic depth and infectious grit of Miles' music. You'll need to see and hear for yourself...
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