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Bay Area Book Festival offers powerhouse writers, thinkers on 10th anniversary
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More than 157 writers will attend the mostly free June 1-2 extravaganza in downtown Berkeley.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Pher, Golden Gate Park Band, ‘Breed or Bust,’ ‘Gladiator,’ ‘Music for Migratory Birds’
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Two freebies in SF plus standup, storytelling, symphony, and song.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Frameline announces big lineup for June 19-29, Sequoia Cinema reopens in Mill Valley
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Tickets are on sale now for California’s largest film festival and the globe’s oldest LGBTQ one.Around Town
Oakland Art Murmur hosts East Bay Open Studios
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Several Piedmont artists are featured in this free, family-friendly self-guided tour happening the first two weekends of June. Opening Party is May 30.Arts & Entertainment
Bay to Breakers 2024: An anything-goes party where many had fun and a few came to run
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Costumes this year included dinosaurs, unicorns, butterflies, roosters, cows and condiments; Dr Seuss “Thing 1s, 2s, and 3s;” BART trains; and more.Arts & Entertainment
SF Ballet School Spring Festival boasts premieres by young choreographers
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May 22-24, students will dance classic and new works, both pieces they made, and one made under the company’s Creation House initiative.Arts & Entertainment
Facing the music: Internet Archive accused of illegally digitizing thousands of old records
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The trove, which anyone can access for free, includes audio recordings of Grateful Dead concerts, Bing Crosby classics, vintage video games, and more than 7,000 emails from Hilary Clinton’s personal server.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Truth takes on power in Berkeley Rep’s bold new musical ‘Galileo’
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World-premiere production is an exuberant rock musical that seeks to get into the brilliant mind of the 16th-century polymath.Arts & Entertainment
