We are thrilled to host you at our Teen Night for English on Friday, March 31 at 6:30pm. Teen Night tickets include locally catered dinner, a teen-conducted interview with an artist from the show, and other fun community-building activities preceding the 8pm show.

Sit back, relax, and experience the best band in town at Teen Night. SF Symphony Resident Conductor of Engagement and Education Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser present a wildly unique lineup that spotlights the messages behind the music—from the seething hatred of Montagues vs Capulets to enigmatic codes of defiance and solidarity, to the languages of friendship, romance, and everything in between. Feel all the feelings and enjoy games and prizes for the trivia crowd! Dress up, dress down, and come as you are for a fun night out that is not your parents’ concert.

Teens are invited to spend a night to chill and kickback at India Basin Shoreline Park. Enjoy an evening of fun activities such as jumbo games, jumper obstacle course, table games, trap n paint, music, free food, a live DJ and more!

Teens are invited to spend a night to chill and kickback at India Basin Shoreline Park. Enjoy an evening of fun activities such as jumbo games, jumper obstacle course, table games, trap n paint, music, free food, a live DJ and more!

Teens are invited to spend a night to chill and kickback at India Basin Shoreline Park. Enjoy an evening of fun activities such as jumbo games, jumper obstacle course, table games, trap n paint, music, free food, a live DJ and more!

Over the last school year, students from around the Bay Area advocated for change through original, youth-made podcasts submitted to the “Rethink School With MindShift” KQED Youth Media Challenge. Join us for a youth-led event featuring these young people, their original media pieces, and hear more about their solutions for their school system.

KQED and Independent Lens bring you a rousing night inspired by the new documentary Try Harder! about the academic pressure-cooker of San Francisco's Lowell High School and stressed-out seniors chasing the college dream. Comedian Irene Tu hosts an evening of live storytelling, conversation with Bay Area students, and film clips about the high stakes of educational achievement and whether college is worth the grind.

Eden is seventeen and has a deeply held secret. An outcast at her new high school, Eden discovers that her only two friends have been lured into a dangerous plot to sell their organs to pay for cosmetic surgery and prom dresses. Believing she has found the answer to her prayers, she joins them on an international adventure. When their trip does not go as planned, the friends must come to terms with their prejudices and redefine their identities.

Please join TUHSD Wellness for a screening of Finding Kind followed by an expert panel on Tuesday, April 30th at the Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center Theater at 6:30pm.

XR Super Girls Empowerment Workshop is aimed to inspire female students to go into careers in science and technology through the awesome potential of Extended Reality (XR) while providing a nurturing environment of sisterhood and mentorship from women leaders in XR: Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and 360-degree Immersive Storytelling.

My Place | My Story is a CFI Education program for teens that uses a storytelling model to inspire the production of individual 3-5 minute films about themselves, their friends, their families and their place in the community.