Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: ‘Manon,’ SF Music Day, Tunnel of Terror, Mariachi Herencia de Mexico, SFJAZZ
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Opera, jazz, mariachi and more in venues around the region this weekend.Arts & Entertainment
Documentary traces escape of a young pianist from Nazi-occupied Vienna
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Produced by Piedmonter Susan Libitzky, the screening includes a performance by Grammy-nominated artist Mona Golabek, Q&A, and reception at the JCC of SF on November 8.Arts & Entertainment
J.P. Lacrampe’s debut Bay Area-set novel ‘Valet’ takes a satirical look at AI
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The book follows the journey of Cy, a Verified Artificial-Learning-Enhanced Techbot (VALET) developed by a deceased, not-quite-mad scientist.Arts & Entertainment
Free screening of ‘Minnesota Neighbors’ at Grand Lake Theater on Oct. 21
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Oakland director Patrice O’Neill chronicles the deadly surge of ICE agents into Minneapolis that roused ordinary people to make an extraordinary stand.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Word for Word’s ‘Assimilation’ explores intricacies of immigrant experiences
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Production vividly tells two notable immigrants' stories.Arts & Entertainment
Cal Performances concert fetes minimalism master Steve Reich for 90th birthday
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Reich says his journey as a composer hasn’t always been smooth but that it has been an edifying, gratifying and rewarding pursuit.Arts & Entertainment
Movies: Latino and dance film fests, Hong Kong cinema, ‘One in a Million,’ Porchlight storytelling
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A selection of film highlights in cinemas around the Bay Area.Arts & Entertainment
Review: The Fillmore is hoppin’ in SFBATCO’s joyful ‘Every Saturday Night’
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The dual time-period show is set in the 1950s and the present.Arts & Entertainment
