The event space will cost $25 million and be available for year-round use.
Seasoned filmmaker Tal Skloot unveils a film about McGegan’s life in music, extensively featuring Bay Area ensembles.
The program celebrates the United States’ 250th “birthday” with canonical works placed alongside new pieces by American composers.
Oakland Ballet is celebrating a small but ambitious 60th anniversary season.
Grants for the Arts awarded $10.4 million to organizations and artists. Mayor Daniel Lurie supports the effort.
Based on Max Richter’s recomposition of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the film stands out among the festival’s 90-plus offerings.
Converted from a church, The Brannan Center pairs timeless architecture with modern acoustic technology.
New works by Chinese-diaspora composers and SF Poet Laureate Genny Lim will be performed at the Presidio Theater.
The Recovered Voices project is expanding with a new archive.
The day-long festival is a chance to sample the Bay Area’s teeming musical scene.
