In the spirit of MVFF’s Mind the Gap gender equity initiative, these short stories all feature fun, fascinating, and feisty young female characters—both real and fictional.
Ross Alternative Works & The Mountain Play present a Concert Reading of this exciting new musical with Book, Music and Lyrics by San Anselmo resident John Kennedy.
A devoted Baptist family whose lives are turned upside down after a malicious phone call outs their teenage son, prompting them to send him to a church-sponsored gay conversion camp.
A powerful drama addresses not just police brutality but the root causes of the racial inequity and injustice that permeates American society.
Join us for a lively medley of animation and live action, curated for audiences of all ages—and for both Spanish and English speakers alike—to enjoy.
Expect a brother, a sister, a much put-upon goldfish, some Things, and tons of clowning around in this new production of Seuss's classic rainy-day tale that brings the Cat in the Hat's outrageous antics--and Dr. Seuss's wondrous rhymes--to life in Spanish and English.
Rhythmix Cultural Works presents its annual family-friendly festival featuring performances by Bay Area favorites including Duniya Dance and Drum Company, Ka-Hon Latin Percussion Ensemble and Chhandam School of Kathak.
The oldest civic event and the nation's oldest Italian-American parade and community celebration winds its way from Fisherman's Wharf to North Beach.
On the cusp of her blooming sexuality, 16-year-old Sofía (Demian Hernández in an arresting screen debut) relies upon on her younger peers for youthful exploration and companionship.
Come early for Day of the Dead face painting, fresh churros and chocolate, and live mariachi music.
New this year, the free, 1st Sunday Block Party — July 1, Aug 5, Sept 2, Oct 7 and Nov 4 — on Fulton Street from 11 am to 3 pm is a family-friendly event featuring recreational activities for all ages, brunch-focused food and beverages from Off the Grid, a DJ, retail and local SF Etsy sellers. The event complements the nearby Heart of the City Farmers’ Market, the Asian Art Museum’s FREE first Sundays and outdoor Village Artist Corner events.
Get your kids riding on two wheels with free, safe, and friendly instruction from the Presidio Community Y. Bikes and equipment are provided. All ages are welcome; no reservations required. Co-sponsored by the Presidio Trust.
In this peer-reviewed collection of youth-made films, today’s teen filmmakers show us just how much they know about cinema, storytelling, and the world as they see it.
The Castro Street Fair is a community street celebration that was founded by Harvey Milk in 1974. Hundreds of local artists, vendors, craftspeople, and organizations line the streets and celebrate the diversity of the neighborhood. Stages with live entertainment and dance stages can be found throughout the fairgrounds.
Enjoy fun, sun, international food & drinks, live entertainment, bounce house and more.
Expect a brother, a sister, a much put-upon goldfish, some Things, and tons of clowning around in this new production of Seuss's classic rainy-day tale that brings the Cat in the Hat's outrageous antics--and Dr. Seuss's wondrous rhymes--to life in Spanish and English.
Enjoy magical games, crafts, puppet shows, unique vendors and organic food.
Learn to ride pump tracks and rollers with a ranger at the Stafford Lake Bike Park.
Movies in Creek Park run on Saturday Nights from June 2nd until October 27th (with the exception extreme weather conditions and on July 21st Beatles Tribute Concert).
Expect a brother, a sister, a much put-upon goldfish, some Things, and tons of clowning around in this new production of Seuss's classic rainy-day tale that brings the Cat in the Hat's outrageous antics--and Dr. Seuss's wondrous rhymes--to life in Spanish and English.
Accompanying flocks of migratory birds across all seven continents, Winged Migration ingeniously harnesses the powers of film and aviation technology—shooting from planes, helicopters, gliders, even balloons—to capture the wonders of avian flight.
Inspiring and unflinching look as a family begins the long cycle of rehab and relapse, hope and dread.
Expect a brother, a sister, a much put-upon goldfish, some Things, and tons of clowning around in this new production of Seuss's classic rainy-day tale that brings the Cat in the Hat's outrageous antics--and Dr. Seuss's wondrous rhymes--to life in Spanish and English.
This baker’s dozen of short films from all corners of the globe showcases the incredible imagination and inspiration of today’s talented animators.
Discover more at the Museum of Craft and Design’s MakeArt Family Days on the first Saturdays of every month. Launching April 7th, MCD’s galleries will be filled with activities for visitors of all ages.
Each one-hour matinee features live performance, audience participation, Q&A, and amazing music.
Ronnie's Awesome List, The Ultimate Kids Events Round-Up In Marin And Beyond.
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