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The Prelinger Library is like no library you’ve visited before. For one thing, it’s only open to the public on Wednesdays, plus the occasional Sunday afternoon. And it’s tucked away in a warehouse space in SoMa, on the second floor of a building inhabited by art galleries and photo studios. But the biggest difference is [...]
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is that rare breed of cultural institution: it’s location in the heart of the city’s museum district and its roster of major exhibitions cement its clout and prestige, but it’s diversity of programming and daring (sometime perhaps too daring) to showcase all sorts of art give it a bit [...]
In some ways, Little Skillet is like San Francisco’s original food cart. Except that it’s not actually a cart. It operates out of a window on Rich Street in SOMA, but it embodies the essence of the recent food cart explosion: take a specific style of food, do it oh so good, make it fast [...]
Now in its 13th year, SF Indiefest has consistently showcased some fiercely independent filmmaking that spans genres and tones at the Roxie Theater, just doors down from Monk’s Kettle. There are documentaries, local work, music films, thrillers, comedies, shorts of all kinds and the simply weird. Quality can definitely vary, but there’s something interesting and worthy about each selection. The Big Lebowski Party is often the hit of the festival, although this year’s Roller Disco and Love Bites: An 80’s Power Ballad Sing-A-Long are vying for top billing.
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