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Sonamó + DJ Nino MSK

Next Thu at 9pm · San Francisco
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About Last Night: Dating Disaster Stories SF! 4/3

Tomorrow at 7:30pm · San Francisco
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Sure Sure @ Bottom of the Hill

Fri, Apr 24 at 7:30pm · San Francisco
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The Living Room Show🛋️

Next Fri at 7pm · San Francisco
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Date My Friend 💚

Next Fri at 7pm · San Francisco
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book exchange picnic

Sat at 11am · San Francisco
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Creative Lounge

Mon, Apr 20 at 6:45pm · San Francisco
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Kiehl's Protect Your Glow - Master Class!

Sat, May 23 at 1pm · Berkeley
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modern renaissance
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Baukunst First Fridays: High Fiber + Tequila

Tomorrow at 5pm · San Francisco
✨Join us for Baukunst First Friday, where we will be celebrating the closing reception of "High Fiber", an exhibition that explores textiles as surfaces of labor, memory, and transformation. ...also, California-based tequila and mezcal producer Nosotros will be providing a comprehensive tasting of their award-winning spirits! More on High Fiber: Textiles are all around us. We encounter them daily—worn, touched, used, and relied upon—often without noticing. They can be large or intimate in scale, typically soft yet sometimes rigid or resistant, prompting questions about how textiles operate when considered as art. Through processes of pleating, quilting, folding, sculpting, dyeing, and over-dyeing, textiles become sites of experimentation and transformation. Long associated with utility and craft, textile materials in this exhibition are considered as art: as surfaces that record time and labor, as structures that hold memory, and as forms that blur distinctions between function and sculpture. Stretchy or stiff, porous or dense, these works invite close looking and bodily awareness, asking our mediums to be read not only as material, but as language. Featuring work by: 
Katherine Akey 
Bodil Fox 
Evie Hidysmith 
Lindsay Langsdale 
Grace Ledoux 
Meaty Ocher
Sarah Moss-Horwitz 
Philippa Renshaw 
Amy Giovanna Rinaldi 
Saint Failure 
Chinzalée Sonami 
Joanne Wang See you there!
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Figure Drawing Workshop

Sat, Apr 11 at 1pm · San Francisco
Free Live Figure Drawing Workshop Join us for an invigorating free live figure drawing workshop that promises to unleash your creativity and enhance your artistic skills! This is a unique opportunity for artists of all levels to come together, draw from a live model, and explore the beauty of the human form. Workshop Highlights Live Model: Experience the thrill of drawing from a live model, allowing you to capture the nuances of movement and anatomy in real-time. Dynamic Poses: Engage with a variety of poses that will challenge and inspire you, from quick gestures to longer, more detailed studies. Creative Atmosphere: Work in a supportive environment filled with fellow artists, where creativity flows and collaboration is encouraged. Expert Guidance: Benefit from tips and techniques shared by experienced artists, helping you to improve your skills and confidence. What to Bring Participants are encouraged to bring their own materials to make the most of this workshop. Suggested items include: Sketchbooks or drawing pads Pencils, charcoal, or pastels Inks and brushes for those looking to experiment Any additional materials that inspire your creativity! Event Details Date: April 11th Time: 1PM Location: African American Art & Culture Complex Why You Should Join This workshop is not just about drawing; it’s about connecting with other artists, sharing ideas, and fostering a community of creativity. Whether you are a seasoned artist or just starting out, you will find inspiration and motivation in this collaborative setting. Registration Spaces are limited, so be sure to register early to secure your spot! Bring your passion for art and a willingness to explore new techniques. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Baukunst First Fridays: High Fiber + Tequila

Tomorrow at 5pm · San Francisco
✨Join us for Baukunst First Friday, where we will be celebrating the closing reception of "High Fiber", an exhibition that explores textiles as surfaces of labor, memory, and transformation. ...also, California-based tequila and mezcal producer Nosotros will be providing a comprehensive tasting of their award-winning spirits! More on High Fiber: Textiles are all around us. We encounter them daily—worn, touched, used, and relied upon—often without noticing. They can be large or intimate in scale, typically soft yet sometimes rigid or resistant, prompting questions about how textiles operate when considered as art. Through processes of pleating, quilting, folding, sculpting, dyeing, and over-dyeing, textiles become sites of experimentation and transformation. Long associated with utility and craft, textile materials in this exhibition are considered as art: as surfaces that record time and labor, as structures that hold memory, and as forms that blur distinctions between function and sculpture. Stretchy or stiff, porous or dense, these works invite close looking and bodily awareness, asking our mediums to be read not only as material, but as language. Featuring work by: 
Katherine Akey 
Bodil Fox 
Evie Hidysmith 
Lindsay Langsdale 
Grace Ledoux 
Meaty Ocher
Sarah Moss-Horwitz 
Philippa Renshaw 
Amy Giovanna Rinaldi 
Saint Failure 
Chinzalée Sonami 
Joanne Wang See you there!
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Blair Borax & Stefan Weiner SPRING TOUR

Thu, Apr 30 at 7:15pm · San Francisco
Queer Arts Featured is proud to present an intimate performance by Blair Borax & Stefan Weiner with Liana Warren. Live in the living room! Tickets are $20 - 30 dollars sliding scale, with payment required upon RSVP. Please pay what you can, so we can continue to bring you special nights like this! Doors at 7PM. Show at 730PM. Wheelchair accessible. About the Artists: Stefan Weiner is a Brooklyn-based queer indie folk singer-songwriter. A Top Shelf finalist in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest 2024, Stefan creates a musical space for people to access a deeper vulnerability. How Lucky You Are, Stefan’s debut full-length album, came out last year on Better Company Records. Liana Warren is a singer-songwriter based in Oakland, California. Her work is marked by her intimate honesty, robust lyricism, intricate fingerpicked guitar, and energetic emotionality compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell, Adrianne Lenker, and John Prine. Previously performing as "Liana For Now," she reflects on temporality and change in the messy beauty of existence. Born on the East Coast, and home to the West, Blair Borax’s relationship with music began unexpectedly in 2016, when a friend gifted her a cheap guitar. Since then, Borax has become a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and performer, known for her distinctive voice, captivating melodies, and thoughtful songwriting that taps into the heart of being human. Her third full length record, The Color Green (2025) is a collection of ten songs searching for hope in dystopian times. Fans of Adrianne Lenker, Hannah Cohen, and Angie McMahon may find something to love in her music.