• Luke Horton of Love of Diagrams By Matt Crawford
• Amplifier By Misha Vladimirskiy
• Múm By Aaron Davidson

• Dan in Real Life By Mel Valentin
• Control By Rossiter Drake
• Music Within By Mel Valentin

• Enrico's Sidewalk Cafe By Chrissy Loader
• Mexico DF By Chrissy Loader
• Laiola By Gloria Tai

• Rare Device by Jialin Luh
• True Massage & Wellness by Nirmala Nataraj
• The Curiosity Shoppe by Jialin Luh

• The Color Purple by Nirmala Nataraj
• Appomattox by Chrissy Loader
• Depravities of War by Gina Basso

I'm Not There Soundtrack
2 Disc set featuring brand new interpretations of Bob Dylan songs
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Gallery 1988 is proud to announce their upcoming show, "Paper Pushers," and annual show at the gallery where over 30 artists will contribute 10 pieces each, all created on the medium of paper. This year will be the second installment of "Paper Pushers," which will run October 30 - November 21, 2007. Whether the contribution is a sketch, a drawing or an all out piece - as long as the material it was created on (or in some cases, created with) is paper.

Angry Waiter's Joke-e-oke! is back for two exclusive SF shows. If you aren't familiar with the now legendary Joke-e-oke (featured on NPR, Wired, Iconoculture, etc., etc.) - then where the &%$* have you been??? As implied by the name, it's karaoke but with comedy material. In our database of classic comedy routines - we have Pryor, Rock, Carlin, Seinfeld, Barr, Dangerfield, and many more.

Lookout! It's Qoo-o-ween! It's just like Qool only with costumes, even more madcap energy, and extra hour of fun. There isn't a better time and place to celebrate San Francisco's favorite holiday!

As a collective of musicians and artists, STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9) creates and expresses a musical style that is unique unto itself. STS9 have taken their passion for playing live instruments and married it to a love for intricate composition and sound exploration. STS9 have as much of an affection for samplers and computers as they do pianos, drums, bass, and guitars.

The only Mega International Party!

With Glitch Mob , 4onePhonics , Smoke-1 , Jaques , R. Watkins and more! Featuring 3 Rooms: BODY ROCKIN with Electronica / Hip Hop / IDM/ Crunk / Hyphy, SOUL GROOVING with Funk-Hiphop-Fusion and Grinding out reggae dancehall...

Featuring in the Main Room BaconMonkey (Meat), Melting Girl (Death Guild / 1984), Miz Margo (Dark Sparkle), Decay (Death Guild), Sage (Dark Sparkle), Joe Radio (Death Guild).

An evening of frightening Drum & Bass, Dubstep and Electro! Redline is a group of strong women who fit no molds but are taking hold of the sf dnb scene. Costume Contest @ Midnight Hosted by Scarlet & Dymphna...

An evening of frightening Drum & Bass, Dubstep and Electro! Redline is a group of strong women who fit no molds but are taking hold of the sf dnb scene. Costume Contest @ Midnight Hosted by Scarlet & Dymphna...

Drag Impressario's Heklina and Peaches Christ put on a decadent spookfest this Halloween as an alternative to the cancelled Castro Party. They promise, "if you go to the Castro, you will get shot, and you will die!" Sounds like a good reson to go their party. Performances by a bevy of gender illusionists and excellent dance jams provided by the nights DJs sounds like an even better reason to attend. However, be prepared to shell out extra cash if you show up out of costume!

"Entwined with the Vine" is the title of Jovi Schnell's upcoming solo show with the Gregory Lind Gallery. This exhibition will include a series of gouache works on paper and panel along with a new investigation of collaged wood cut-out paintings and a mobile that supply a tactile relief to her imagery and push her works towards sculptural realms.

Focusing on the most innovative and broadly recognized Asian artists who have not yet exhibited widely in the United States, "Stick and Move" refers to the growing mobility of artists from all cultures, both physically and in the ideas they explore. More specifically, the exhibition is a survey of promising talents of Indian, Malaysian, Japanese and South Korean decent.

"3 Inches Of Blood has arrived to tread on the bleached bones of those exhausted genres. A band to unite the tribes of mall rats, skaters, punks and bikers under one banner. Because, after years of a steady de-evolution of the founding tenets of heavy music, to today's ears, 3 Inches Of Blood's Advance And Vanquish could not be more fresh..."

Kevin Nealon clearly set himself apart from other performers with his unique sense of humor, profound dry wit, and likeable demeanor. Kevin is remembered for such well-known characters as: The Subliminal Man, Hans and Franz, as well as his stint as the Weekend Update anchor. In 1988 Kevin was nominated for an Emmy Award as part of the SNL writing team.

"Marc Bolan may be dead, but Battles can rebuild him. They have the technology. On "Atlas", the second track on the band's debut album, drummer John Stanier's pistons pump out a steroidal version of Bolan's trademark shuffling stomp-beat. His three bandmates-- Ian Williams, Dave Konopka, and Tyondai Braxton-- constrict their two-note keyboards and one-note guitars until the song coalesces into a stiff, slick, swinging robot rock." - pitchforkmedia

"What he has produced in Giving is his own version of It Takes a Village, and with an initial print run of 750,000, Knopf clearly hopes to duplicate Hillary Clinton's publishing success. (An unspecified portion of the proceeds will go to the causes mentioned in the book.) But Giving is not so much a book as an extended public service announcement masquerading as a book." - Washigton Post

Day of the Dead San Francisco is a community event that has been happening for the last 29 years. There are many organizations and people that contribute to the richness of this event, The Mission really comes together in a beautiful way. Please connect to our community links page to see other participating organizations!

Alonzo King's LINES Ballet is pleased to announce it is celebrating its 25th Anniversary in November 2007. The internationally acclaimed San Francisco-based dance company will highlight 25 years of creativity, innovation and collaboration with an anniversary season and two weeks of performances at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts featuring two world premiere ballets.

Featuring Blufarm, Deep L and in the Destiny Lounge - Funk in the Trunk, DJ Tone...

Icer is thrilled to announce the next evolution of Esurance Icer Air, an action sports, music and lifestyle event. Esurance Icer Air 2007 will feature a big air ski and snowboard competition, freestyle motocross, skate and BMX vert and street courses, wakeboarding, 60 exhibitors, two music stages, and a beer garden. Olympic and X Games athletes will share the spotlight with a surprise headliner band.

What does jewelry made from gold, yarn, rubber, paper, plastic, pewter and diamonds all have in common? These materials can all be found in new work from members of the Metal Arts Critique Collective (M.A.C.)

Over 12 artists and groups drawn from the modern dance, aerial and circus school communities, work with equipment that includes trapezes, hoops, bungees, ropes of all kinds, and other apparatus. Often isolated due to rehearsal space constraints and equipment needs, these diverse artists are brought together by this festival to see each other's work while providing a unique and exciting format for the audience.

Special Guests Kris Kristofferson with Taj Mahal, Peter Coyote, San Francisco Taiko Dojo, Charlie Hill, Floyd Red Crow Westerma. The Longest Walk 2008 . To commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Longest Walk 1978 , another great Walk will take place with a mission to Clean Up Mother Earth on its route. The Longest Walk will begin on February 11, 2008 in San Francisco and end 4,400 miles and 5 months later in Washington D.C. on July 11, 2008. Our message is: All Life is Sacred.

Are you the bastard offspring of John Galliano and Edward Scissorhands? Can you rock a look faster than Rachel Zoe on Dexedrine? And can you take it to the mat? Then get in on Style Wars, a new style competition, that's live, uncensored, and coming to a seedy basement near you.

An all female group show at the double punch toy store. Think about stockings, graffiti chicks, origami, crumpled stationeries, scented tissues, lip gloss and sweet scented girl rooms full of whimsy, kink and charm. Each work carries a sincere expression of self, as rooted within the aesthetic of Bay Area femmes.

Hot Water Cornbread presents the 1st Annual Spoken Word Soul Fest featuring the hottest poets, musicians and speakers around! Join us for a week of community events, workshops, panels, showcases, jam sessions and after-parties! 5 days of building with a closing banquet featuring special guest speakers and performers!

You might know Thomas Ian Nicholas from the movie "American Pie" and "Rookie of the Year", but acting isn't what he's all about. Ian's is going to be doing a show at Cafe Du Nord for his debut solo album "Without Warning". Opening up for him will be the band, Finding Mercury who are from the bay area and there shows are a must see live performance.

To celebrate the birthdays of three Scorpio ladies: Janelle, Alyscia, and Ananda. Performances by: Ksea Flux and Friends, Kitty Kitty Bang Bang, Diva Marisa, Shamika, Tigre, Your Little Chernobyl, White Rats, DJ Blowup Doll

Bay Area artists, John Casey and Martha Sue Harris morph their fantastic curiosities and illuminate the darkest corners of our minds. The extraordinary world of pseudo-science can best be explained through human effort to counteract natural world. Structural defects, abnormalities, and explorations in unattainable worlds of nature immediately conjure up engaging and winsome images. Both John and Martha have brought their artistic talents to Receiver Gallery in what is surely to be a show to question your beliefs.

Almost everything Americans eat contains corn; high fructose corn syrup, corn-fed meat and corn-based processed foods are the staples of the modern diet. King Corn is a hip and entertaining documentary about the subsidized crop that drives our fast-food nation.