PBS presents The Latino Experience, a new three-part anthology series of short fiction and nonfiction films. Featuring 13 original films, the shorts explore a wide range of experiences, perspectives and styles to highlight the rich diversity of the Latino/a/x community across the United States and Puerto Rico. In a 3-hour presentation of FREE nonfiction and […]
Photo above: Nomar Ramirez, 21-year old owner of Molcaxitl Kitchen, cooks a batch of turkey in mole sauce at the Outer Sunset Farmer's Market & Mercantile in San Francisco, Calif. . Where: Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile Address: 37th Avenue between Ortega and Quintara streets, SF. When: Sundays. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. sunsetmercantilesf.com […]
Check out this week’s rallies, protests, vigils, clean-up events and other ways to stay involved! source: SF Funcheap. WEDNESDAY, August 4 8/4 – Online – Understanding and Addressing the Weaponization of Immigration in U.S. – 11am THURSDAY, August 19 8/19 – SF (Online) – On the Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti-Blackness – 5:30p SATURDAY, […]
REMINDER that there is no South FIRST FRIDAYS Art Walk SJ due to the July 4th holiday. We will be back on August 6th! An eccletic evening of Arts & Culture in downtown San Jose's SoFA district every First Friday of the month (except JAN/JUL) The South FIRST FRIDAYS Art Walk is a self-guided, nighttime […]
Fandango at the Wall Arturo OʼFarrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guests Villalobos Brothers. In a project inspired by a fandango festival held annually at the mesh fence bordering Tijuana, Mexico, O’Farrill brings 30 musicians from the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra to the Bing. Proud of being an American, O’Farrill said in a 2019 […]