Words are overrated. Riding the coattails of SFFILM, this festival will delight with four days of dialogue-free movies from the 20th century.
Alicia Keys’ autobiographical musical, featuring her greatest hits and new tracks, kicks off a three-week run.
Bay Area producers R&B and Ribs bring a lineup of DJs and barbecue to this month’s free event.
Witness the future of fashion with a show highlighting students’ designs.
Carnaval kicks off May 23, but the Academy of Sciences is starting the celebration early. The theme of this edition of the museum’s weekly 21+ series is “Fiesta y Fútbol,” featuring performances and pop-ups from Bay Area soccer teams.
Now in its 44th year, this festival from the Center for Asian American Media screens features, documentaries, and shorts and includes industry discussions.
Two fashion shows in one week? A second set of Academy of Art students’ creations will walk the runway, guided by a spring theme and judged by a panel of special guests.
Dust off the skinny jeans and pack on the eyeliner for a night of dancing to 2010s alternative bangers.
Honor San Francisco’s vibrant Asian community with K-Pop sets, karaoke, and bites from Tenderloin restaurants.
Give your closet a secondhand makeover for spring by shopping from dozens of vintage vendors.
Consider this your Portola warm-up. Austin Millz and Sango headline this three-stage festival playing house, disco, and funk just outside of Pier 80.
KQED, NPR, and PBS join forces for this all-ages block party and open house with performances from Filipino rapper Ruby Ibarra, SF Symphony’s Chamber Orchestra, and Bay Area cultural producers.
The SF-born record label toasts to 30 years of independent music with a free concert and ticketed, all-night after-party (opens in new tab) at The Great Northern.
Bring mom to Ballhalla for the Mother’s Day game against Phoenix. Before Sunday, learn all you need to know by listening to our “PST” episode on becoming a Valkyries fan.
The waterfront science museum is hosting a pay-what-you-can day honoring all mothers, especially mamás latinas, with bilingual family bonding activities and crafts.
Gardening moms can geek out on dozens of varieties at this show organized by San Francisco’s Rose Society.
Treat the matriarchs in your life to a festive tea with Asian pastries by Little Moon Bakehouse and flower arranging.
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