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July 2017
Music Mondays
@ Mission Pie, 2901 Mission Street at 25th. A cozy woman-owned business featuring all sorts of pies, sweet and savory, made from scratch, and other locally sourced foods too. 6pm-8pm. missionpie.com
Find out more »Sing-A-Long Sound of Music
@ The Castro Theatre, 429 Castro Street. A sing-a-long presentation of the classic Rogers and Hammerstein musical. 7pm. castrotheatre.com
Find out more »4th of July Holiday Weekend at Jack London Square
@ Oakland/Alameda estuary waterfront. An annual block party attended by more than 10,000 with live music, backyard BBQ and a beer and cider garden. 12-6pm. jacklondonsquare.com
Find out more »San Francisco Mime Troupe presents Walls, A New Musical
@ Dolores Park, 19th and Dolores Streets. The Tony Award-winning troupe begins it’s 58th season, continuing through September 10, with a new musical addressing the question “How can a nation of immigrants declare war on immigration?” 2pm. sfmt.org
Find out more »Queer As Fourth Fundraiser & Radical Resistance Queer Dance Party
@ El Rio, 3158 Mission. BBQ on the patio, dancers and music by DJs including Olga T and more, this is the 4th annual event benefiting Make Your Rent Event Management, Inc. elriosf.com
Find out more »Comedy Night at the Uptown
@ The Uptown Nightclub, 1928 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. Live stand-up comedy showcase every Wednesday, hosted by Adam Pearlstein, Adrian McNair and Josef Anolin. 7-9pm. uptownnightclub.com
Find out more »Drunk Music History – Spinning Funk, Soul & Disco
@ The Ivy Room, 860 San Pablo Avenue, Albany. Dave and Kendon spin funk, soul and disco tunes every first and third Wednesdays. 9pm-12am. ivyroom.com *
Find out more »Vignettes on Love
@ Potrero Stage, 1695 18th Street. The world premiere of a new multi-media comedy-drama by David Steele, Victoira Chong Der and Davern Wright examining the lives of six San Franciscans struggling with love, betrayal and self-destructive tendencies. Continues through July 30. playground-sf.org
Find out more »We Were Rebels: Jae Whitaker Remembers Janis Joplin
@ GLBT History Museum, 4127 18th Street. A conversation with African American lesbian musician Jae Whitaker who met Joplin in 1963 and the two became lovers and lived together. 7-9pm. glbthistory.org
Find out more »Opening Night of the Exhibit Peter Fortuna: A Tenderloin Story
@ Tenderloin Museum, 398 Eddy Street. An abbreviated retrospective featuring the photography and ephemera of Peter Fortuna, including a selection of original photographs, magazine tearsheets, correspondence and digital photography. 6-8pm. Exhibit continues through July 31. tenderloinmuseum.org
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