“Chris Hedges has compiled a remarkable record of reporting and analysis. This is a contribution of great significance in these troubled times.” Noam Chomsky
Kurt Elling, lauded as the 'standout male jazz voice of our generation' by the New York Times, embraces listeners with his rich baritone voice. Together with guitar innovator, Charlie Hunter, Elling presents Superblue, a torrent of funk & indelible beats. The performance takes place at 8pm on Friday, September 30 at Freight and Salvage, 2020...
An Artist Talk for the 25th anniversary of “Art of the African Diaspora, New Visions,” takes place on Saturday, October 1, from noon to 2pm. The artists – Kim Champion, Tiffany Conway, Ashara Ekundayo and Bertrell Smill – employ painting, photography, collage & vibrant color palettes to engage viewers. New visions demonstrates the diversity of...
The Festival of Latin American Contemporary Choreographers, Dance Mission Theatre and the American Indian Cultural District present: “sii agua si”, which means ‘water, water yes.’ "sii" is the Ohlone Ramaytush word for water. "sii agua si", is a street closure cultural event happening on Saturday, October 1 on 18th Sreet between Mission and Dolores Streets...
A legendary record producer–turned–brain scientist explains why you fall in love with music.
The bestselling author and national political commentator pulls no punches on what America needs to do to strengthen its multiracial democracy
The autobiography of a courageous singer-songwriter, activist, and American icon.
Greg Palast and his investigations team bust the most brazen, racist attack on voting rights yet — engineered by Georgia’s Brian Kemp to ensure victory in his rematch with Stacey Abrams.
Rhythmix Cultural Works offers a 6 week music history course with Pete Elman. The course focus is great vocal groups, 1950-1975. Instruction starts September 15 and goes through October 20. Classes take place on Thursdays, from 7-9pm at Rhythmix, located at 2513 Blanding Avenue in Alameda. For more information, visit rhythmix.org.
Liberacion Grafica is a screen print collective whose practice is rooted in the Chicanx art tradition of revolutionary community print workshops. Liberacion Grafica works alongside youth & community members to create prints that uplift local voices and raise awareness of the struggles & resilience of Richmond's people. The prints are on exhibit at the Richmond...
