Liner Notes Live: A Rightnowish Jazz Production | Thursday, June 20 | 7 PM In Person: $20 | Livestream: Free | |
| The podcast Rightnowish invites you to a night of modern jazz music and a celebration of the show which is ending after five years of championing Bay Area artists and culture keepers. This event, inspired by the Rightnowish’s music series, ‘Liner Notes,’ will feature a showcase of musicians steeped in the local Bay Area jazz scene: Destiny Muhammad, Lidia Rodriguez, and Jamie Lee Zimmer. They’ll share a bit of their personal stories as well as insight on how musicians are holding it down for jazz in this region of the world. | |
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SongWriter Live with W. Kamau Bell and Las Cafeteras | Wednesday, July 12 | 7 PM In Person: $29 | Livestream: Free |
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SongWriter is a podcast that turns stories into songs, with past performances by Questlove, Joyce Carol Oates, David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), Roxane Gay, and more. This event features live storytelling by Emmy- and Peabody-winning television host and producer, comedian and bestselling author W. Kamau Bell, which will be transformed into original music by the Chicano band Las Cafeteras. Together with SongWriter host Ben Arthur and social psychologist Shira Gabriel, they craft an evening about identity, home and collective effervescence through a thrilling exchange of story, ideas and music. | |
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Summer of Love: A Lovers Lane Art Walk at KQED | Friday, July 19 | 6 PM In Person: $15 | Livestream: Free | |
| Lovers Lane is about bringing people together in the heart of the Misson District to celebrate different forms of love through art, culture, and community. Join us for an evening of performances featuring local BIPOC artists and for a discussion about Lovers Lane’s history and mission with their leadership team. Enjoy music, food, and all-ages activities while exploring an array of Bay Area vendors representing the pride and culture of the Mission. Featured vendors include Mission Loteria, Jewels Dela Soul, RIVILILY Shop, It’s A G Creation, Huffle Paints, Evolved SF, El Misfit. | |
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Vibras Latinas: Trivia Night and Fiesta de Baile | Wednesday, July 24 | 7 PM In Person: $10 El Rio | |
| Dive into an evening of musica and community connection at El Rio during our Latinx trivia night y fiesta de baile. Test your knowledge of local Bay Area Latinx voices like La Doña, Los Rakas and Los Tigres del Norte, and international pop stars like Selena Quintanilla, Ivy Queen and Bad Bunny with trivia gameplay. Then, dance the night away as we turn up the music with with performers and DJs Per Sia, Marcus Rosario, Brown Amy, and Mira. Immerse yourself in a lively atmosphere that celebrates the diverse heritage and sounds of Latinoamérica. ¡Nos vemos! | |
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Fierce Funny Filipinx | Wednesday, July 31 | 7 PM In Person: $25 | Livestream: Free | |
| The Bay Area is home to some of the most talented Filipinx artists in the country. Curator Nikki Meñez and Balay Kreative, a home for Filipinx artists, bring together women who rock the mic with their humor and wit — Ouida, Granny Cart Ganstas, and Mabuhay Gardens — for a night of music and comedy showcasing laughter and art as resilience. | |
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| Looking for a way to add some family-friendly fun to your week? Viva Parks SJ is thrilled to announce their summer schedule filled with free activities designed to bring neighbors closer together. From classic lawn games to thrilling inflatables, creative arts & crafts, movies, and music, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Mark your calendars for August 8 to join KQED and Viva Parks for a Movie Night at Mayfair in the spirit of bringing our local San José community together. | |
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Soul Box Supper Club | Thursday, August 15 | 7 PM In Person: $129 | |
| Soul Box Supper Club is a multi-course dinner series that deeply honors culture and heritage through dishes curated by celebrity Chef Tirzah Love. Beyond a meal, the club will host a dialogue led by Taylor Nanz of Solid Grounds, exploring the power of voting and community engagement. This special KQED Supper Club also features live performances and art by Sloane Gross, reminding us of art’s transformative power. | |
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COVID-19 Safety Policy | Guests are encouraged to wear masks inside the building. To provide the safest possible experience for our guests, performers, volunteers and staff, KQED recommends that ticket holders continue to wear masks inside the building and when in close proximity to other guests. This policy is subject to change. Please visit our Plan Your Visit page for the most up-to-date COVID-19 safety policy. Questions: Email [email protected]. |
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