Presented By: Boom Boom Room Presents Artists: SUGAR BOOTY PAGEANT Katdelic Cirque Noir Burlesque Pageant Contestants Guests: Celebrity Judges: JELLO BIAFRA GABBY LaLa plus guests Ages: 21+

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80's pop, Disco, Soul and your favorite dance music! Rated the best Club nite by the SF Guardian!!!


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GRUM (UK)

There are no advance ticket available, all tickets will be sold at the door. Cover charge is $10/21+ and $12/18+.

Doors at 10 PM.

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GRUM (UK)

There are no advance ticket available, all tickets will be sold at the door. More information coming.

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University Theatre

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University Calendar

The life and legacy of Mahalia Jackson, in the form of the world premier musical, "Hailie!, comes to the Cal State East Bay stage July 29 through Aug. 1. Written by Wendy E. Taylor, directed by Darryl V. Jones, with musical arrangements by Wendy E. Taylor and Mary D. Watkins, the performances will be at 8 p.m. July 29 through 31, and at 4 p.m. Aug. 1 in the University Theatre, 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd., Hayward. This production is one of the many joint ventures between the Theatre and Dance Department, the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences, and Associated Students Inc. Oakland singer and actress Jeannine Anderson will play Mahalia. "Her powerful voice will lift the roof and the spirit with Mahalia classics such as, 'Precious Lord Take My Hand, 'Move On Up A Little Higher, 'Joshua Fit The Battle of Jericho and many, many more, said Jones, associate professor of theatre and dance. Anderson was featured in the Oakland Opera Company production of, "Dark River, in which she played Emma Townsend Fannie Lou Hamer s mother. Also in the cast of "Halie! will be local actor Gary Stanford whose credits include, "Dark River at OOC, and "The Producers at Foothill Music Theatre. CSUEB musical students Reggie White and Tim Leaser will complete the cast. This is the first completely realized and produced show for Taylor, who was seen in "Ain t Misbehavin , on Broadway, and had a workshop production at Pastor Alfonso Bernard s Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, NY. She and Jones have been collaborating and performing together for years, and they shared the stage in 1977 when they performed at President Jimmy Carter s first State Dinner. Jones connection to Mahalia goes back even farther. He remembers, as a child, hearing her promote compilations of her greatest hits on television, then really connected with her, and with her power and spirit, when teaching and directing African American theater and music. "When I look for uplifting music, I often turn to Mahalia to take me and my audience where I need to go, said Jones. When I look for a voice that is full of suffering but reminds me of the divine hope for a brighter tomorrow, I turn to Mahalia, he said. Jones thinks the show can have a long life touring to Northern California theaters and churches, and dreams that it can inspire additional new musicals, particularly among playwrights of color who speak to the East Bay Community. Tickets are $15 general; $10 Youth/Seniors/Alumni; and $5 for CSUEB students, and may be reserved at tickets@csueastbay.edu or 510-885-3118. They may be purchases at the University Bookstore. CSUEB welcomes persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodation upon request. Please notify event sponsor in advance at 510-885-3118 if accommodation is needed.

Contact:
diane.daniel@csueastbay.edu -Diane Daniel

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Come enjoy an evening of Operatic scenes featuring many students, conductors, and directors at BASOTI. Each evening presents a collage of scenes from various composers that will range from tragic to comedic, romantic to whimsical. These staged scenes will be in many languages all narrated and explained to provide you with context. If you would like to hear the highlights of the best composers in opera, this is the evening for you! On July 29th, join us for a special evening including scenes from Operetta as well.

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All-Star World Fusion
Join us for a night of fiery World/Jazz/Fusion with Lao Tizer, Chieli Minucci & Karen Briggs!

Keyboardist and recording artist Lao Tizer captivates audiences of all ages and musical tastes. Proclaimed "an independent artist with all the right moves" and "a torchbearer for the new generation of contemporary jazz," Lao Tizer's continuing growth as a composer is brightly refracted in his evolving artistry.

Chieli Minucci is best known as the leader of the Grammy-nominated contemporary jazz group Special EFX, which formed in 1982. Minucci & Special EFX have recorded a combined 25 CDs, 8 of those being solo releases.

Often described as "that lady in red", Karen Briggs' fiery performances on violin in the multi-platinum selling, "Live at the Acropolis" have been seen by literally millions of people around the world.

For more information and video, visit

www.laotizer.com

www.youtube.com/laotizerofficial

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a tremendous talent with a poet's soul...
lindell writes from the heart with a fully realized musical vision.
-chicago sun times

unquestionably one of the hottest things at last years new orleans jazz and heritage festival....
impressive super slinky guitar tone....
classic blues and r&b origins with a taste of country twang....
bound to win over roots music fans for years to come.
-guitar player


lindells voice is drenched in time and experience.....
perfectly understated.....
will keep you dancing all year...
his guitar is a workshop on soul playing.
-vintage guitar

NOTE: No one under 21 years old will be admitted.

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Emeryville Taiko, under the direction of Sensei Susan Horn, is intensely focused on developing new directions in Taiko. Initiated under the guidance of Grand Master Seiichi Tanaka, founder of San Francisco Taiko Dojo, the ensemble utilizes the art of Japanese drumming to enhance the quality of the educational and cultural life of the community at large. Emeryville Taiko teaches performance skills to its students and promotes performances in schools, community events, festivals and local theaters in the Bay Area.

DATE: July 29, 2010
TIME: 12:30pm
LOCATION: Esplanade

Celebrating its 10th anniversary season The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival for 2010 features 100 events, including classical and jazz concerts, opera, international music events, theater, dance, children and family programs, visual art exhibits, educational programs and cultural events.

• Dates: May 1, 2010 to October 31, 2010 â€" 100 events [Full Calendar of Events]
  
• Cost: All events are free and open to the public.
• Location: Yerba Buena Gardens is a 2.5-block complex bordered by Mission, Folsom, 3rd and 4th Streets in San Francisco. [Map and Directions]

Links: Event detailsCost: FREE

Tags: Concert, Family Friendly, Free, Live Music, Outdoors, Perfect for a Picnic, SOMA, Yerba Buena Gardens Festival
Categories: Fairs & Festivals, Live Music, San Francisco, Top PickVenue: Yerba Buena GardensAddress: Mission Street at Third Street, San Francisco, CA

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A Philly transplant, Conrad Roth knows there’s a million comedy shows in The City. That’s why the “The Stand-up Variety Show” funnyman host strives for something different. About half the show is stand-up, the rest is sketch comedy, live music and (something new) the Debate, in which two seasoned comedians will formally debate a silly topic (ex: “Who would be a better roommate, Bill Clinton or Tiger Woods?“) It should be a bit of all-around fun plus it’s free and there’s good drink specials offered.

Lineup includes Joe Nguyen, Kurt Weitzmann, Sean Keane, Marty Regan and host Conrad Roth (who calls his brand of humour “things you don’t think you are supposed to laugh at,” which sounds good to us. Every month.

If you want to stick around, the art house Kurt & Kelly’s Jukebox features musical acts Drunk Horse and Hot Lunch, for a measly 5 bucks.
Links: Event detailsat 10 p.m., bands come on ($5)Cost: FREE*

Tags: amnesia, Comedy, Conrad Roth, Free, stand-up
Categories: Comedy, Event, Location, San FranciscoVenue: Amnesia BarAddress: 853 Valencia st, San Francisco, CA

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This week, NightLife explores movement with cultural performances from around the world. Music by Future Universal DJ collective.

• NightLife at the California Academy of Sciences (for adults ages 21+) features music, cutting-edge science, and food and cocktails available for purchase.
• Happy Hour Drink Specials in July: NightLife bars will offer $3 wine & beer specials during Happy Hour from 6-7pm in July.

Links: Event details$12 per person ($10 for Academy members); Tickets available online as well as at the door.Cost: $12

Tags: 21+, California Academy of Sciences, date night, Deals & Discounts, nightlife
Categories: Art & Museums, San FranciscoVenue: California Academy of SciencesAddress: 55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco, CA 94118

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The Museum welcomes award-winning cartoonist and animator Nina Paley for an opening reception celebrating her exhibition Before Sita Sang The Blues: Spotlight on Nina Paley. This retrospective will feature a selection of Paley's syndicated comic strips (Fluff, The Hots and others), illustrations, and a series of prints, paintings and behind-the-scenes materials from Paley's film Sita Sings the Blues.Time: Thursday 7:00pm-9:00pm

(415) 227-8666
URL:www.cartoonart.org

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WHIT'S KNEE
Fun-Raiser
featuring performances by Mark Growden, Vagabondage, Wiggy Darlington , Casey Castille, McPuzo & Trotsky, Mynx d'Meanor, Gibson Pearl, Lola Vauntz & Professor Shimmy
Hosted by Kingfish & Eddie, Sparkly Devil, Cupcake & Honey Lawless

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Join us for a multi-sensory dining experience designed to share familiar and untold stories of the Marin Headlands' history, nature, geography, and emotion. Artist, curator, and educator Julio César Morales and eating designer Max La Rivière-Hedrick collaborate to build food-based projects; each course of the night's meal, inspired by the elements of ocean, cliffs, hills, clouds, fog, and wind, will be accompanied by soundtracks performed live by experimental music duo Shimomitsu.



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THE JOY FORMIDABLE (UK)
REMMA (UK)

Advance tickets go on sale now. Tickets will be sold at the door as well, $10/21+ and $12/18+

DOORS OPEN AT 9 PM

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CAI Streetcorner Open Mic (music, comedy, poetry)
Every Thursday at 10pm
Hosted by The CAI

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Acoustic Blues Jam
Every Thursday at 7pm
Hosted by Dave Hydie

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Amoeba Music presents:
DUSTY FINGERS
DJs Spensaur, Zola & Grace

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CLASSIXX (Los Angeles)

Cover charge is $10/21+ and $12/18+. Doors open at 10 PM.

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Open Mike
Every Thursday at 7pm
Hosted by Mr. Natural

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Starving Musicians Blues Jam
Every Thursday at 7pm
Hosted by Dan

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Open Mike
Every Thursday at 7pm
Hosted by Robin Galante

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Bluegrass Jam
Last Thursday of each month at 8pm


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Open Mike (music, comedy, poetry)
Every Thursday at 7pm
Hosted by Chris Estes

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