Trío Guadalevín takes the mainstage at this year’s Berkeley Festival and Exhibition, sharing some of the diverse traditions of Latin America.
The legacy of one of the Bay Area’s most famous instrumentalists, Ali Akbar Khan, is celebrated in a special performance featuring his sons.
The composer’s adaptation of a 12th-century Persian poem involves many collaborators, including the SF Girls Chorus and The Living Earth Show.
The pianist has curated a variegated set of concerts, embracing the festival’s tradition of adventure.
The men’s chorus is exploring Machaut’s Messe de Nostre Dame and other works in an upcoming concert series.
Achinta S. McDaniel’s dance piece about the effects of the pandemic lockdown finds ghostly parallels in the museum’s Victorian architecture.
Melissa Lewis Wong proves that listening to a parent isn’t always a bad thing.
More audiences than ever will experience Beethoven’s opera when the orchestra and Deaf West Theatre take their groundbreaking production on tour.
Known for her contemporary approach, dancer Carola Zertuche unveils her company’s latest work as part of the SF International Arts Festival.
The community organization, founded in 1931, provides a variety of programs free of charge.
