Features

Janos Gereben - November 8, 2011

Major changes are afoot to improve acoustics at the Herbst Theatre and to provide space in San Francisco’s Veterans Building for several arts organizations and amenities, necessitating a long closure.

Janos Gereben - November 8, 2011

Happy Half Century, Grants for the Arts!

 San Francisco’s pioneering and vital municipal support program for the arts, the Grants for the Arts Hotel Tax Fund, was created in 1961.
Tal Skloot - November 4, 2011

Classical musicians do a lot more than just show up for their orchestra gigs. Here are true tales of the city from two musicians whose creativity defies categories.

Michael Zwiebach - November 2, 2011

Orchestras have the personnel and ability to do pretty much anything involving music. Shouldn’t they act on that?

Janos Gereben - November 1, 2011

CYS is 60 Years Young

California Youth Symphony clarinet section California Youth Symphony celebrates its 60th season with a series of important events
Georgia Rowe - October 28, 2011

This month at the Aurora Theatre, a stellar group of artists is coming together to combine three art forms in a new production, co-directed by Tom Ross and Muriel Maffre; it promises one of the season’s most remarkable collaborations.

Janice Berman - October 27, 2011

Auguste Rodin and Isadora Duncan, both pioneers of natural movement in the arts, were natural allies. Now former ballet dancer Muriel Maffre looks at that revolution through a class connected to the new Rodin Exhibition at the Cantor Museum.