Review: ‘Mountaintop’ a riveting look at MLK Jr.’s final night
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Final weekend coming up for the Oakland Theater Project production.
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PEBCC’s Making History Concert set for March 21
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Concert includes world premieres of new works by Zanaida Stewart Robles and Mark Winges.Arts & Entertainment
The second act! The Castro Theatre prepares to reopen its doors after years-long rehab
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New features include upgraded heating, sound, and lighting alongside original artwork restoration.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Oakland Asian Cultural Center celebration plus a musical Declaration of Independence show
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Also, clown Andrea Barello in SF, and Aspen String Trio in Livermore.Arts & Entertainment
Cal Performances’ multimedia ‘Emily — No Prisoner Be’ brings Dickinson’s poetry to life with music
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Performance is at 8 pm on February 7 in Zellerbach Hall, followed by a free artists’ talk with performers and a UC English professor.Arts & Entertainment
Amid a shortage of arts educators, a new fund launches to train teachers
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More than 5,500 arts teachers are currently needed statewide, according to a 2025 study by the nonprofit research institute SRI.Arts & Entertainment
Local Lit | Top Tips for February
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'How to talk to your son about Fascism' at the OPL, along with events at Clio's and Creative Growth Art Center on tap this month.Arts & Entertainment
Violinist explores dreaming, waking at SF Symphony SoundBox
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SoundBox shows take place in a club-like atmosphere backstage in Davies Symphony Hall.Arts & Entertainment
Movies: SF IndieFest, Mostly British fest, ‘In Their Own Words,’ ‘Arco’
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Quirky features, thoughtful documentaries, and a sweet animated fantasy are in theaters this month.Arts & Entertainment
SF street artist details the origin of Ongo
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The Mission-based artist behind Ongo, who prefers to remain anonymous, is having fun with the project.Arts & Entertainment
