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SUMMARY:Tenderloin Museum One Year Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:On July 16th\, 2016 the Tenderloin Museum will have been open for one year. Please join us in celebrating this important milestone at our free community day celebration from 10am-9pm\, with free hourly programming from 1pm-8pm. The mission of the Tenderloin Museum is to inspire and serve the neighborhood. The museum’s permanent collection and Neighborhood Walking Tours offer locals and tourists alike an opportunity to learn the history of the Tenderloin and experience San Francisco’s most unique neighborhood\, a history that has been routinely overlooked in historical accounts of San Francisco. Our evening programming celebrates the Tenderloin’s rich artistic community and features live music\, theatre performances\, film screenings\, lectures\, local artist exhibitions\, poetry nights\, and much more. \nOur first year has been exceptional because of all the incredible partnerships we’ve forged with other museums\, non-profit organizations\, artists\, local businesses\, and our neighbors. Our first anniversary will be spent celebrating those partnerships. \nProgramming Schedule: \n1pm- Youth Magic Class with Magician Mike Della Penna\nMike will begin with a performance followed by a short teach-in session where attendees will learn to perform a few simple\, yet powerful magic effects to amaze friends\, family\, or even an audience! For Tenderloin youths & our SF & Bay Area neighbors\, for ages 8-98\n2pm- Asian Art Museum\nA storyteller from the Asian Art Museum will delight visitors with a short story from the Rama Epic recounting the struggle of Prince Rama. His epic has been a prime subject for visual and performing arts\, literature\, and religious thought in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia\n3pm- Larkin Street Youth Services- Vocal Chords\nYouth Choir at Larkin Street’s Youth Arts Program\n4pm- California Historical Society\nBilly Jennings\, founder of the Black Panther Archive and former Black Panther will discuss the history and impact of the Black Panther Party in City of San Francisco and show small portions of his archive\n5pm- Don Herron on Dashiell Hammett\nDiscussion about the famous American author dubbed the “Grandfather of Noir” and his close relationship to the Tenderloin\n6pm- Skywatchers\nTenderloin residents celebrate a resistance to oppression and affirm their community through music\, dance and spoken word\n7pm- Café Society SF\nA night of contemporary jazz with Tenderloin-based Cafe Society featuring vocalist Tomas Jay with the Dave Austin trio\, and special guest vocalists\n8pm- Aunt Charlie’s Dream Queens Revue Drag Show\nQueens Donna Personna\, Collette LeGrande & the TL Museum’s own Cruzin d’Loo will dazzle us with drag performances \nResident Artists’ Group Show:\nOn display in our museum store\nThe Tenderloin Museum Artist in Residence program facilitates the display of San Francisco Bay Area art. With a new exhibition every one to two months\, the Museum Store becomes a gallery for a wide variety of mediums. From graphic-designed art objects to screen – printed pennants\, from photography to letterpress prints – all with a Tenderloin specific object or theme. By helping to bring art to the Tenderloin and highlighting the art already in the neighborhood\, this Artist Program bridges the history of one of San Francisco’s oldest neighborhoods to the culture of today. All of our previous resident artists will be featured in a group show opening July 16th\, part of our One Year Anniversary Celebration. Featured artists include Ryan De La Hoz\, Jacinto Castillo\, Kelly Nicolaisen\, Nan Castle\, and Darwin Bell. Public art project Temporal Cities (created by Tenderloin artists Lizzy Brooks and Radka Pulliam) will also be sharing work collected through partnership with the Tenderloin Museum. \nThank you for all the support you’ve given us this first year. We are so excited to be a part of the neighborhood and continue to support a thriving Tenderloin. We look forward to celebrating this important milestone with you.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/tenderloin-museum-one-year-anniversary-celebration/
LOCATION:Tenderloin Museum\, 398 Eddy St\, San Francisco \, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free,San Francisco
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SUMMARY:Booksmith is Turning 40
DESCRIPTION:Who’s invited: \nFriends\, neighbors\, customers\, writers\, book club members\, Bookswappers\, Shipwreckers\, celebrities\, Aileen\, Olympians of Literature\, employees past\, present\, and future\, and everyone else who makes our store great. \nWhat will we do: \nYou’re invited to contribute a story. It can be about the Haight Ashbury\, or about Booksmith in any of its iterations. From starting at 4\, local writer and editor Anisse Gross will be on hand to help you capture your story and add it to our already storied (sorry) history. We’ll provide everything you need; just bring your memories. (Bonus points for vintage Booksmith ephemera! Break out your old bookmarks\, totes\, newsletters\, and author trading cards. We know you kept them.) \nIf you love the Booksmith’s art\, we’re going to have Design Like Whoa set-up to print t-shirts and totes of our favorite designs. We’ll be selling shirts for a special birthday only price of $9 and totes for $5 to be printed with a Booksmith design of your choice\, or you can bring your own item to be printed for free! (100% cotton and white or light grey only\, no tie-die here folks). \nAt 5:30 pm we’ll have an Official 40th Birthday Toast with cake. Then on to eating\, drinking\, mingling\, and\, dare we suggest: dancing. \nWhen: 4:00pm-7:00pm \nWhy: \nOwners Christin Evans and Praveen Madan\, former owner Gary Frank\, and all the Booksmith staff are excited to share this moment with our unique\, vibrant community. As the Haight Ashbury’s premiere independent bookstore since 1976\, we’re more ambitious than ever to launch fearlessly into the future of bookselling. We’re experimenting with new business models\, leading the #Fightfor15 charge\, and building on our four-decade legacy of fostering communities around books\, writers\, and readers. \nJoin us to raise a glass\, tell your stories\, and hang out with the Booksmith gang.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/booksmith-is-turning-40/
LOCATION:The Booksmith\, 1644 Haight St\, San Francisco \, CA\, 94117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free,San Francisco
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160716T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160716T180000
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SUMMARY:Beast Crawl: Red Light Lit
DESCRIPTION:Red Light Lit is honored to be part of Beast Crawl’s Leg 1. Please join us for this FREE event at 5pm (sharp!) as Fisayo Adeyeye\, Lara Coley\, Allyson Darling\, Loria Mendoza\, Andrew Paul Nelson\, Kar A. Johnson\, Chad Koch\, Tara Rose and David Williams explore The Beast Within. \nRed Light Lit is a collective of writers\, musicians and artists who explore love relationships and sexuality through poetry\, prose\, art and song.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/beast-crawl-red-light-lit/
LOCATION:Venue Oakland\, 420 14th Street\, Oakland \, CA\, 94612\, United States
CATEGORIES:East Bay,Free
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160716T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160716T180000
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SUMMARY:Beast Crawl: Night Sounds
DESCRIPTION:Creatures of the night creep slowly into the shadows as the Beast Crawls.  Poets\, long in the game\, sway to the beat\, tap and snap to the night sounds.  The pops\, wails\, screeches move inward.  We stand still and listen.  We are alive.  Glorious. \nEvent Readers:\nGeorge Korolog is a Bay Area poet whose work has been published in over fifty journals. His first book\, Collapsing Outside the Box\, was published in 2012.  His second book\, Raw String was published in 2013. \nLucille Lang Day\, publisher of Scarlet Tanager Books\, is co-editor of Red Indian Road West. She has also authored ten poetry collections and an award-winning memoir\, Married at Fourteen. \nJohn Oliver Simon is a poet\, translator and teacher. He is President of California Poets in the Schools and was given a Lifetime Achivement Award by the Berkeley Poetry Festival in 2016.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/beast-crawl-night-sounds/
LOCATION:Spice Monkey\, 1628 Webster St\, Oakland\, CA\, 94612\, United States
CATEGORIES:East Bay,Free
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SUMMARY:Beast Crawl Literary Festival
DESCRIPTION:What Is Beast Crawl?\nOn Saturday\, July 16th 2016\, Uptown Oakland’s Beast Crawl will hold its fifth annual free literary festival featuring more than a hundred writers in a single night\, spread out over three hours and numerous local galleries\, bars\, restaurants\, cafés\, and storefronts. Past venues have included Telegraph Beer Garden\, Awaken Café\, Farley’s East\, Era Art Bar & Lounge\, The Legionnaire Saloon\, and many more. \nEach leg of the Beast lasts one hour\, and offers as many as a dozen readings to chose from. There’s a half hour break between literary legs for socializing and relocating to a new venue before the next reading begins. We recommend choosing one reading per leg. You can even plan your route in advance. Crawl maps listing all the venues\, curators\, legs\, and after-party locations will be available online and at all the Leg 1 events. \nTo curate these literary events for Beast Crawl\, we invite a diverse collection of local reading series producers and literary rock stars including the Oakland Youth Poet Laureate Awards\, Tourettes Without Regrets\, Nomadic Press\, Kundiman West\, Quiet Lightning\, Small Press Distribution\, Lip Service West and many more. \nThe name “Beast Crawl” derives from the Pig Latin for Beast\, which is East Bay\, symbolized by the classic Oakland image of the giant cranes that stalk our shore. We think every city should have its own unique literary identity\, and Beast Crawl is the beating literary heart of Oakland. \n1st leg: 5pm to 6pm\n2nd leg: 6:30pm to 7:30pm\n3rd leg: 8pm to 9pm\n4th leg: 9pm to 2am (After Party) \nTo plan your crawl\, check out our festival map\,\nsponsored by East Bay Express!
URL:https://litseen.com/event/beast-crawl-literary-festival/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:East Bay,Free
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160716T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160716T193000
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SUMMARY:Rolling Writers: Crossing Over
DESCRIPTION:Rolling Writers escape their skin to visit other realms of mind\, spirit\, body.\n\n\n\n\nReaders\nJacqueline Doyle\nLynn Mundell\nCandy Shue\nJon Sindell\nKara Vernor\nJames Warner\nSandra Wassilie
URL:https://litseen.com/event/rolling-writers-crossing-over/
LOCATION:Farley’s East\, 33 Grand Avenue\, Oakland \, CA\, 94612\, United States
CATEGORIES:East Bay,Free
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SUMMARY:Beast Crawl: Saturday Night Special
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Night Special is an open mic literary reading series held at Nick’s Lounge in Berkeley on the last Saturday of every month\, with a huge following and a reputation for being diverse\, loud\, gritty\, sexy\, inclusive\, and loaded with local talent. \nFor Beast Crawl 2016 we’re bringing together some of our favorite writers to rock the festival: \nPeter Bullen\, Dennis Cruz\, Hollie Hardy\, Tomas Moniz\, Karen Penley\, and April Sinclair \nHosted by Hollie Hardy & Tomas Moniz \nLEG 2 of the Beast (6:30pm – 7:30pm)\nTelegraph Beer Garden\n2318 Telegraph Ave (between 24th & 25th)\n\nLike our FB page to find more details about upcoming events and photos from past events \nhttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Saturday-Night-Special-an-East-Bay-open-mic/112174188880786 \nBios: \nIncreasing ambivalence in regard to conversation led PETER BULLEN in quiet and lonely solitude\, to take up something he optimistically refers to as writing. He hopes you see it that way. \nDENNIS CRUZ has been writing and performing poetry for over 30 years. His latest collection of poems: Moth Wing Tea is available atpunkhostagepress.com \nHOLLIE HARDY is the author of How to Take a Bullet and Other Survival Poems\, co-host of Saturday Night Special: An East Bay Open Mic\, and a core producer of the Beast Crawl Literary Festival. www.holliehardy.com \nTOMAS MONIZ is the founder\, editor\, and writer for Rad Dad\, author of Bellies and Buffalos\, and co-host of Saturday Night Special in Berkeley. Write him a postcard: PO Box 3555\, Berkeley CA 94703. He promises to write back. \nKAREN PENLEY sort of plays guitar\, accordion. cartoon dogs. old black men. shitty little feelings in a really pretty voice. She also makes tee shirts\, Shit Howdy Shirts on Facebook. karenpenley.com \nAPRIL SINCLAIR is the author of three novels\, including the best seller\, Coffee Will Make You Black. Sinclair received the Carl Sandburg Award in Literature from the Friends of the Chicago Public Library. Sinclair is a Chicago native and a longtime Bay Area resident.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/beast-crawl-saturday-night-special/
LOCATION:Nick’s Lounge\, 3218 Adeline St.\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94703\, United States
CATEGORIES:East Bay,Free
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