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Laissez les bon temps rouler! “Let the good times roll” at Mardi Gras Magic Mask-erade Dance Party with CHELLE! and Friends. Experience a mix of jazz, funk, soul, R&B, gospel, swamp pop, rock and Mardi Gras Indian music in a stewpot of musical gumbo that is sweet, spicy, aromatic and definitely intoxicating. So, dust off those feathers, bust out your beads, and succumb to your sequins, for this one-of-a-kind outdoor “mask-erade” and costume dance party as we celebrate the magic of Mardi Gras. CHELLE! and Friends is made up of some of the most distinguished and accomplished musicians in the San Francisco Bay Area, including New Orleans native, and Oakland’s own “Queen of New Orleans Music”, Michelle Jacques. As artistic director and founder, Chelle brings together some very special friends to perform music that is vibrant and alive with the driving voices of Rhonda Crane, Jay Lamont and Bryan Dyer, Donna Viscuso on woodwinds, Eric Swinerman on guitar, Kevin Scott on bass and Michaelle Goerlitz on drums. Doors open at 2:30pm. Please have your vaccination card and photo ID ready at check-in. *For the health and safety of our community, ALL guests are required to show physical proof of Full COVID-19 Vaccination (including booster) or Negative COVID-19 test (PCR only, taken within 72 hours of the event) along with a photo ID for entry. All guests will be asked to remain masked while on the premises. Performers may not be masked, but are also required to be fully vaccinated. Tickets:https://rhythmix.secure.force.com/ticket/#/instances/a0F1K00000J2vKcUAJ
2513 Blanding Ave Alameda Alameda CA
Category: Performing Arts 11 id: 15533
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Words That Made the Difference: Brown vs. the Board of Education is based on actual events in the fight to end school segregation and is set in the courtrooms of history, capturing the real words in court cases that culminated in Brown vs. The Board of Education. The script draws from trial transcripts of the five cases that were brought together in front of the Supreme Court and from Chief Justice Earl Warren’s memoirs. The words of Brown took effect years after the legal ruling. As California has faced a recent court order to desegregate a school district (Marin County, 2019), Brown vs. the Board of Education has continued meaning as the nation struggles with the need to be an anti-racist society. *This event will be held in-person in Rhythmix theater. For the health and safety of our community, ALL guests are required to show physical proof of Full COVID-19 Vaccination (at least 2 weeks after your last shot) or Negative COVID-19 test (PCR only, taken within 72 hours of the event) along with a photo ID for entry. All guests will be asked to remain masked during events and classes. Performers may not be masked, but are also required to be fully vaccinated.
2513 Blanding Avenue Alameda CA
Category: Performing Arts 11 id: 15531
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SF IndieFest will once again bring the freshest new independent films and digital programs from around the world to San Francisco audiences. This year’s festival includes 42 shorts and 26 features from 10 countries. There will be 20 live presentations that will take place at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco. All programs, with the exception of CATCH THE FAIR ONE, will screen virtually on demand during the festival. The program will be broken down into Big Nights, Local Films, Documentaries, International Indies, American Indies, and Shorts Programs. Find a rundown of feature films broken into their respective sections below.
3117 16th St Mission District San Francisco CA
Category: Film/Plays 14 id: 15536
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SF IndieFest will once again bring the freshest new independent films and digital programs from around the world to San Francisco audiences. This year’s festival includes 42 shorts and 26 features from 10 countries. There will be 20 live presentations that will take place at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco. All programs, with the exception of CATCH THE FAIR ONE, will screen virtually on demand during the festival. The program will be broken down into Big Nights, Local Films, Documentaries, International Indies, American Indies, and Shorts Programs. Find a rundown of feature films broken into their respective sections below.
3117 16th St Mission District San Francisco CA
Category: Film/Plays 14 id: 15535
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A 6 Week Online Course with Mark Montgomery French Join us for Making Noise: The Evolution of Music Making, a humorous, highly immersive, and historically accurate course that uncovers the instruments and inventions that created your favorite recordings. Featuring: Prince, St. Vincent, Lee “Scratch” Perry, The Beatles, Les Paul, Aphex Twin, Herbie Hancock, Björk, Public Enemy, Gene Krupa, Van Halen, Yes, DJ Screw, Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder, Suzanne Ciani, P-Funk, Jaco Pastorius, The Police, Mutt Lange, and more! Your favorite songs are the playful results of musical inspiration and cutting-edge technological leaps. From the howls of the first electrified guitar to the shock of the first iPhone-recorded hit song, this course will reveal the histories and mysteries of these record-making innovations and how they continue to influence each other. Plus, there will be jokes. Thursdays, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm MARCH 3 - APRIL 7, 2022 Tickets: https://rhythmix.secure.force.com/ticket/#/instances/a0F1K00000J2kEeUAJ
Everywhere Everywhere CA
Category: Other 13 id: 15534