We know things are weird right now, and you might not even be working with everything going on, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't have a chance to enjoy the weekend! Life goes on, and having a little fun and/or some relaxation is still necessary for your mental health. So check out these (safely social distanced) events you can participate in this weekend!
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Friday, November 20th
SF Jazz Center, San Francisco
5 PM, All Ages
Donation
SFJAZZ takes great pride in bringing joy to people's lives through live jazz performances and education events each week. Even though the SFJAZZ Center will be dark for the immediate future, our goal in bringing enjoyment to our Members and patrons through music will continue to be our focus.
Available free to current SFJAZZ Members or through a 1-month $5 Fridays at Five digital membership, this new weekly series will feature exclusive footage from some of the most memorable SFJAZZ concerts from the past few years. Each digital concert experience will get you closer than ever to the music, while providing an online platform that will help directly support artists. So grab your favorite beverage, maybe even some popcorn, and enjoy Fridays at Five!
SFMoMA, San Francisco
All Day, All Ages
$25
Film at SFMOMA joins forces with arts and nonprofit institutions across the U.S. working collectively as the Feminist Art Coalition, an initiative organized around feminist thought and practice. No Time to Rest! is a five-part program of films by women that foreground the possibilities of resistance and activism as it critiques power structures, reclaims historical narratives, seeks bodily autonomy and reframes the act of representation in direct confrontation with patriarchal, racist and capitalist legacies. Available online at sfmoma.org and co-curated by Rudolf Frieling, SFMOMA curator of media arts, and Gina Basso, SFMOMA manager of film, the program features Eve Fowler, Jeanne C. Finley, Kelly Gallagher, Ja'Tovia Gary and Lynn Hershman Leeson.
PROGRAM ONE: Eve Fowler
November 11-17, 2020
with it which it as it if it is to be, Part II
Eve Fowler, 2018, 31 min.
Single-channel video, color, with mono sound.
PROGRAM TWO: Jeanne C. Finley
November 18-24, 2020
Common Mistakes
Jeanne C. Finley, 1986, 13 min.
Single-channel video, color, with mono sound.
Collection SFMOMA
Involuntary Conversion
Jeanne C. Finley, 1991, 9 min.
Color, with mono sound.
Book Report
Jeanne C. Finley & John Muse, 2017, 13 min.
Color, with stereo sound.
PROGRAM THREE: Kelly Gallagher
December 2-8, 2020
Herstory of the Female Filmmaker
Kelly Gallagher, 2009
Digital video, color, sound, 12 min.
Ceallaigh at Kilmainham
Kelly Gallagher, 2013
Digital video, color, sound, 7 min.
Do You Want to Go for a Ride?
Kelly Gallagher, 2013
Digital video, color, sound, 5 min.
More Dangerous Than a Thousand Rioters
Kelly Gallagher, 2016
Digital video, color, sound, 6 min.
PROGRAM FOUR: Ja'Tovia Gary
December 9-15, 2020
The Giverny Document (Single Channel)
Ja'Tovia Gary, 2019, 41 min.
Color, black/white with stereo sound.
PROGRAM FIVE: Lynn Hershman Leeson
December 16-22, 2020
Women Art Revolution!
Lynn Hershman Leeson, 2010, 83 min.
Saturday, November 21th
Fort Mason Pop-Up Drive In, San Francisco
6PM, All Ages
$35 per Vehicle
FORT MASON FLIX presents hit movies at an iconic location on the San Francisco Bay. With drive-in theaters experiencing a renaissance around the country, FORT MASON FLIX is a pop-up drive-in theater. Housed on FMCAC's historic waterfront campus, FORT MASON FLIX will present a cornucopia of film programming, from family favorites and cult classics to blockbusters and arthouse cinema.
A Fist Full of Dollars
About: Director Sergio Leone’s masterpiece and Spaghetti Western/western all’italiana classic that launched Clint Eastwood into stardom, A Fistful of Dollars tells the story of a wandering gunfighter who plays two rival families against each other in a town torn apart by greed, pride, and revenge.
Director: Sergio Leone
Run time: 99 minutes
Year Released: 1964
Cast: Clint Eastwood, Marianne Koch, Gian Maria Volonté
Showing: November 21, 6:00 p.m.
Online
8 PM, All Ages
$20
Palo Alto Players presents If You Knew My Story an inspiring and uplifting virtual cabaret that relishes in the meeting of passion, self worth, and broken barriers. Join Bay Area artists as they perform songs and scenes that defy perceptions, transcend boundaries, and celebrate the new normal. If You Knew My Story is the second in Players' virtual series HOMEBOUND CABARETS streaming through December 13, 2020.
With original concept by Artistic Director Patrick Klein, the cabarets are designed to be at-home experiences that can be watched at show time, hosted live with special surprise guests, or viewable on demand up to 24 hours after the live stream. Single streaming tickets ($20) are on sale now at paplayers.org or by phone at 650.329.0891.
Directed By: Patrick Klein
Approximate Running Time: 60 minutes (no intermission)
Age Recommendation: Appropriate for all ages
Ticket Price: Viewing Access $20, per household
Your Viewing Link: Arrives one day before your show at 2 PM, from info@mail.paplayers.org. Viewable for 24 hours after showtime
Sunday, November 22th
The Book of Now: Dieter Roth and Ed Ruscha
Legion of Honor, San Francisco
All Day, All Ages
$15
Working in very different styles in the 1960s, Dieter Roth in Europe and Ed Ruscha in Los Angeles revolutionized the way artists work in the medium of books, each creating something immediate and new. The Book of Now: Dieter Roth and Ed Ruscha demonstrates that by subverting the traditional fine art publication of deluxe livres d'artistes, the artists' self-published editions--outwardly modest yet conceptually advanced--broke new ground.
Image: Edward Ruscha, Henry "Dick" DeRusha (printer), Every Building on the Sunset Strip by Edward Ruscha (Los Angeles: self published, 1966), 1966. Accordion-fold book of offset printed reproductions of black and white photographs, 7 1/8 x 5 11/16 x 1/2 in. (18.1 x 14.4 x 1.2 cm). Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Gift of Peter Selz through the Artist Book Council, 1992.165.4.1-1
37th between Ortega and Pacheco
9 AM, All Ages
Free
Come eat, drink, shop, play, connect and be local at the Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile, a festive open-air, year-round weekly market featuring local farmers, ranchers, food artisans, merchants, makers, artists, and organizations on a closed-to-traffic 37th Avenue between Ortega and Pacheco.
Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile Every Sunday at 9 am – 3 pm 37th Avenue at Ortega, SF
The Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile is a weekly market featuring farmers, ranchers, food artisans and vendors, makers, merchants, artists, and local organizations. OSFMM is proudly presented by Sunset Mercantile in collaboration with District 4 Supervisor Gordon Mar, Office of Economic and Workforce Development, and People of Parkside Sunset.
Our open-air market will launch with a thoughtful and comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan. The plan will include guidelines, protocols, and a modified program of activities that will evolve along with this situation but will reflect at all times the goal of helping to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of the community, vendors, and staff.
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