Events on Wednesday, February 3
Carol Sklenicka: Raymond Carver: A Writer's Life
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ The Booksmith
Half of the students in the creative writing program at my college wanted to be Raymond Carver. And why not? Who...
Bowling for Soup + Just Surrender + Fight Fair
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Slim's
On their 10th studio album, "Sorry For Partyin'," Bowling for Soup prove that no matter what lame new trends...
Ongoing Events
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Bottom of the Hill
Indiefest is on a tear: Jeff Ross' 12-year-old showcase of innovative and esoteric independent films has already grown to include satellite...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Fecal Face Dot Gallery
Mike Davis creates nightmarish landscapes, both delicate and monstrous, that would make Bosch proud. The self-taught painter and tattoo artist's latest...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Cartoon Art Museum
Somewhere between madman and uncanny visionary, cartoonist Andy Ristiano creates comics as exhilarating for their bold flourishes of color as for...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ The Legion of Honor Museum
Adorning royal personalities from the Duchess of Windsor to Daisy Fellowes and a cabal of Hollywood beauties, Cartier was the standard bearer...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ New Conservatory Theatre
Doubt drags so much award hardware behind it, each new staging seems gilded-by-association. Now, the LGBT-friendly New Conservatory Theater is generating...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Hosfelt Gallery
Brooklyn-based painter (and San Francisco Art Institute grad) Chris Ballantyne creates strange intersections of the natural and the man-made. But his...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Fort Mason Center
Since 1969, the Exploratorium has merged science and fun with its hands-on collection; now, it brings that curatorial savvy outdoors, with...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Large-scale models recreating the structural causalities of recent acts of terrorism form the clumpy, futuristic metropolis of Ahmet Öğüt’s Exploded City....
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Electric Works
As Rust Belt belt cities lock up their architectural treasures and throw away the key, photographer Katherine Westerhout steals glimpses inside...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
From George Washington's cherry tree chop to the sale of Manhattan for a pocketful of beads, American history is full of...
Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ de Young Museum
"Wonderful things." So said Howard Carter when the archaeologist was asked what he saw upon peeking into the just-opened tomb of...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Berkeley Art Museum
In his younger years, Amsterdam-born photographer Ari Marcopoulos worked as studio assistant to Andy Warhol and Irving Penn, and their influence...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Creativity Explored
Saints are odd role models, amalgams of historical fact and divine intervention whose exemplary nature is inseparable from the aura of...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Roxie Theater
In this ripped-from-the-headlines drama, gay party regular and aging boy toy Andrew Cunanan is forced...
$5 Admission through February 9
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Contemporary Jewish Museum
Admission to the Museum is just $5 through February 9, before the opening of Our Struggle: Responding to Mein Kampf on...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Roxie Theater
"The award-winning debut feature film by writer/ director David Oliveras is a tale of two...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Roxie Theater
Miranda Bliss and her sister Lucy Dexter run ‘Fishes and Loaves Christian Catering’ in rural...
Yoga & Improvisation Workshop: Sourcing Personal Practice for Performance
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ ODC
This workshop will focus on the vocabulary of yoga and explore the use of improvisation to subvert traditional forms for...
Wednesday 2/ 3 @ Berkeley Repertory Theater
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