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at Modern Times Bookstore (1pm - 5pm)
What can you do when gentrifiers squeeze you out of your neighborhood seemingly with the full support of City Hall? Reclaim public space! Bring your friends, your mom, your little brother, and your grandma and join local artists from around San Francisco and Oakland for this hands-on workshop on low cost and low skill methods for making street art.
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at Amoeba Music (2pm)
Meet the "Godfather of Gore" Herschell Gordon Lewis! He's the sick, sick man responsible for such splatter cinema classics as Blood Feast, 2,000 Maniacs, The Gore Gore Girls, and Wizard of Gore! Pick up a copy of his new DVD on the day of the in-store and get it autographed by the master himself! Sponsored by The Late Night Picture Show.
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at Edinburgh Castle (3pm & 8pm)
The Swearing Festival is a wild event that brings to the fore the verbal world of swearing and cussing. Featuring the Mass Swearing Experiment, the Most Vile Oath Contest, the Verbal Abuse Duel, the Confessional Booth and live music from Les Merdes. Surprise guests and much more fun!
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at Frankee Uno San Francisco (6pm - 9pm)
In "Urban Foraging," San Francisco artist Hilary Williams showcases her colorful screen prints of San Francisco and urban landscapes. Also on display are her dolls and paintings. She works with fabrics creating unique handmade dolls and uses acrylic, fabric and screens to create layered mixed media paintings. This show, full of collage, color, humor, irony and melancholy, is an en-joyable new world. She has created a special NOPA District print for this show...
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at The Warfield (8pm)
Onion AV Club says "For a band famous for not taking itself too seriously, Ween can be pretty serious sometimes. Aaron "Gene Ween" Freeman and Mickey "Dean Ween" Melchiondo often explore deeply disturbing subject matter from the inside out-with no ironic distance-so the laughs on Ween albums are just as likely to be uncomfortable as they are goofy. Ween has described La Cucaracha as "a party record,"
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at Oakland Metro (8pm - 2am)
Electric Vardo and Darker Still Productions present Shadowdance 2007, a darkly intense, heart-pounding journey into the silhouette of night with some of the most amazing Dancers, Musicians and DJs from SF, Oakland, Sacramento, Washington D.C., Southern California, and Portland, OR.
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at Paramount Theatre (8pm)
"One cannot simply classify the raw appeal of Ben Harper. He is a musician, an artist, and an individualist. Whether it's through the soul dances of southern Gospel, 70s funk or electric blues, Harper maintains a stance for a simple beauty."
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at Mighty (10pm)
The ladies of the Fringe Arts Collective have spent the past 3 years "bringing culture to the counterculture" through dance, and fine art. On November 10, ladies curate the stage and the decks as well, celebrating the eclectic and the electric passionate expression of women. The front room will feature hip hop and world soul with the Coup's resident beatslinger Pam the Funkstress and live hip hop ensemble Goddess Alchemy Project, Dub Mission diva DJ Sep and Glitchmob maven Ana Sia.
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