Archive for August 2017
Ongoing in Galley Ex Libris
Time Landscape: Paintings and a reading by J Grabowski
Time Landscape is J Grabowski’s first release of writing coupled with drawings – reflecting his day to day notebook process that he has continued for over a decade; making work on the go, wherever he is; bringing the studio to the place. The book was written while walking to and from work over the past few…
Read MoreBooks for Middle Schoolers!
You’ve taken on your first teaching assignment from the San Francisco Unified School District, at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School: five classes of 8th graders studying U.S. history. Say, 150 students. And a class in the graphic novel open to 6th to 8th graders. Imagine contemplating the $300 materials budget the District has given…
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Thursday, December 28th – 7:30-9:30 pm
Eric & the In Crowd
Last chance to get in with the in crowd in 2017 — capping more than a dozen In Crowd shows since we started harboring a handful of Riptide refugees back in the late summer of 2015 in the series we’ve called “canyon moonlight music.” $10-15 requested donation tonight. Be here or be squeere! Eric Shifrin…
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Wednesday, December 27th – 7:30-9:30 pm
Peck Allmond-Keith Saunders
John Wiitala-Vince Lateano Quartet
Multi-instrumentalist Peck Allmond will be out from Brooklyn over the holidays and is featured on drummer Vince Lateano’s date tonight! $15-20 sliding scale cover charge; students – $10. With Keith Saunders on piano and John Wiitala on bass, you’re in for a superb evening of jazz. Peck is a Bay Area native (he’s a notable…
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Saturday, December 23rd– 7:30-10:00 pm
Los Authenticos
jazz club! when lights are low…
$15-$20 sliding scale cover chargeÂ
Los Authenticos! thinking of Cuba… Scott Foster, guitar Adam Gay, bass Omar Aran, percussion Sandra Aran on vocals!
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Friday, December 22nd – 5:30-8 pm
230 Jones Street, Local 6, Literary Jazz Band
jazz in the bookshop every Friday since 2002
The legacy lives on… Chuck Peterson founded our Friday night jazz programming fifteen years ago… That’s him on tenor sax in the accompanying photo. He’s retired now and just comes back once in awhile, but his colleagues carry it on. The 230 Jones Street, Local Six Literary Jazz Band is his concoction. Now it features…
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