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A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
Website: http://www.offbroadwaywest.org/
Begin Date: 07/10/2009
End Date: 08/10/2009
Time: Thursday-Saturday 8pm
Price: $25-$30
Location: The Phoenix Theatre
414 Mason Street, Ste. 601
San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone: 510-835-420
Arthur Miller’s A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE covers themes of shameful betrayal, informing on friends, and the dilemma of immigration that are as resonant today as they were when the play premiered in 1955. Of all Miller’s plays, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE is his most successful in modeling the format of the Greek Tragedy, American style. The theatrical experience of this political allegory will stimulate thought, discussion, and will add to the audiences’ political and theatrical base of knowledge.

FREE OPERA IN THE GARDENS
Website: http://sfopera.com/
Begin Date: 07/12/2009
End Date: 07/12/2009
Time: 2pm
Price: Free
Location: Yerba Buena Gardens
Mission Street between 3rd & 4th Streets
San Francisco
Phone: 415-861-4008
San Francisco Opera Merola Program presents a free concert in Yerba Buena Gardens. Stars of tomorrow perform opera favorites al fresco.
THE KING & I
Website: http://www.broadwaybythebay.org
Begin Date: 07/16/2009
End Date: 08/02/2009
Time: Thursday & Friday 8pm; Saturday 2 & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Price: $20 - $48
Location: Broadway By the Bay at the San Mateo Performing Arts Center
600 N. Delaware Avenue
San Mateo
Phone: 650-579-5565
Broadway By the Bay will continue its 44th season with a lavish production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King & I.  Based on the novel Anna and the King of Siam, this captivating musical is the true story of Anna Leonowens, a British school teacher, who arrived in Bangkok in 1862 with her son at the behest of King Mongkut to teach his own children and wives English and culture.  Considered one of the greatest musical love stories of our time, The King & I is a richly textured and uplifting tale with a gorgeous score that includes the songs "Getting to Know You," "Shall We Dance," and "Hello Young Lovers."  Winner of 5 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The King & I was proclaimed as "a beautiful excursion into the rich splendors of the Far East" by The New York Times when it opened on Broadway in 1951.

CONNOISSEURS' MARKETPLACE
Website: http://www.miramarevents.com/marketplace
Begin Date: 07/18/2009
End Date: 07/19/2009
Time: 10am-6pm
Price: Free admission
Location: Santa Cruz Avenue between El Camino Real and Johnson Street
Menlo Park
Phone: 650-325-2818
Popular festival of the arts celebrates the best of summer in style with with live jazz, r&b, and rock 'n roll music, a juried show with fine art and one-of-a-kind crafts by 250 of America's best artists, seasonal cooking demos for the home chef at epicurean purveyor Draeger's, food tasting and samples in Organic Alley, festive food and drink with premium wines, microbrews and margaritas, street performers, free hand massages, product demos and samples in Burt's Bees Bee-Utify Your World "hive", an organic and green product showcase, and the captivating kids' fun zone with fun, games and amusements.


ANNUAL AIDS WALK
Website: http://www.aidswalk.net
Begin Date: 07/19/2009
End Date: 07/19/2009
Time: 8:30am-3pm
Price: Free admission
Location: Golden Gate Park
Sharon Meadow
San Francisco
Phone: 415-615-9255 or info@aidswalk.net
Walk alone or in a team. Since 1987, AIDS Walk San Francisco has raised over $65 million for HIV /AIDS programs and services in the SF Bay Area. AIDS Walk San Francisco is notable not only for its size, but also for its diversity. People of all ages, races, and backgrounds come together each year in a massive, powerful, and inspiring demonstration of compassion and action. Funds generated from AIDS Walk San Francisco benefit the San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF). For 26 years, SFAF has provided direct services to thousands of people living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS. Join AIDS Walk San Francisco in Golden Gate Park and help end the crisis that affects everyone. Sign up to join the walk.
SOLANO COUNTY FAIR
Website: http://www.scfair.com/sc/fair/index.asp
Begin Date: 07/22/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 1am-11pm
Price: Carnival wristbands, good all day any one day are $20 in advance, $25 on site. Fair admission prices are $6 in advance and $8 on site for adults, $3 in advance and $4 on site for children ages 6-12 and seniors 60+, and children 5 and under are always free. The Fair offers a Seniors Day on Opening Day Wednesday July 22, when adults 60 years of age and over are admitted FREE. Plus, there’s a Kids Day on July 23 where kids ages 12 and under are admitted FREE.
Location: Solano County Fairgrounds
900 Fairgrounds Drive at Hwy 37 & I-80
Vallejo
Phone: 707-551-2000
This year’s fair, themed 60 Years and Raisin’ the Steaks, features live horse racing, top entertainment, livestock exhibits, carnival rides (priced separately) and lots of activities and attractions for the family. All entertainment, including the celebrity concerts, is included in the price of admission to the Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL POETRY FESTIVAL
Website: http://www.sfipf.org
Begin Date: 07/23/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: Various
Price: Free
Location: Various, see listing
Phone: 415 557-4282
This four-day extravaganza brings 26 poets from 21 countries to San Francisco for free and open-to-the-public poetry and music at both large and small venues throughout the City, including a street party in North Beach, youth events, book signings, translation workshops and more. The international group of poets will read together with the leaders of San Francisco’s highly regarded literary community.  From countries including Bangladesh, China, France, Greece, Haiti, Iraq, Israel and Sudan, the poets represent a wide spectrum in the world of literary arts and poetry—from recognized masters to emerging new talents—who are redefining the art in our evolving times. Events include:
Thursday, July 23:
Jack Kerouac Alley Kick Off Party
Kerouac Alley (North Beach)
7 - 8:30pm -- Celebrate the kick off of the 2nd Biennial San Francisco International Poetry Festival with an outdoor party featuring poetry and music. 
Friday, July 24:
Palace of Fine Arts, 3301 Lyon Street:
7– 9:30pm -- Main Stage Poetry Reading
Saturday, July 25:
Mission Branch Library: 300 Bartlett St. @ 24th Street:
12 -2pm--Translation Colloquy
2:30-4:30pm--Poetry Reading
Richmond Branch Library:  351 9th Avenue @ Geary Street:
12-2pm--Children’s Story Time
2:30-4:30pm--Poetry Reading
North Beach Branch Library:  2000 Mason Street @ Columbus Street:
1-2pm--New Voices
2:30-4:30pm--Poetry Reading 
Western Addition Branch Library:  1550 Scott Street @ Geary Street:
12-2pm--Youth Poet Event
2:30-4:30pm--Poetry Reading
Palace of Fine Arts, 3301 Lyon Street
7 – 9:30pm -- Main Stage Poetry
Sunday, July 26:
North Beach Poetry Crawl
(Various Locations), 2 – 7:30pm
Washington Square Park Closing Party
Columbus Street @ Union at 8pm
JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
Website: http://www.sfjff.org
Begin Date: 07/23/2009
End Date: 08/10/2009
Time: Call for screening times
Price: Tickets $9 at door, $8 in advance; discounts for students and seniors available
Location: Castro Theatre
Castro Street near Market
San Francisco
Phone: 415-621-0556
Films from American and international filmmakers showcase the diversity and vitality of Jewish culture. Please call or check web site for screening information.
ECSTASY | A WATERFABLE
Website: http://www.goldenthread.org
Begin Date: 07/23/2009
End Date: 08/16/2009
Time: Thursday-Saturday 8pm; Sundayt 5pm
Price: General admission $25; students & seniors $15; previews and Thursdays are Pay-What-You-Can
Location: Thick House
1695 18th Street
San Francisco
Phone: 415-401-8081
Golden Thread Productions presents the world premiere of ECSTASY | a waterfable, a new play commissioned to Bay Area theatre artist Denmo Ibrahim and directed by Evren Odcikin. Inspired by 9th century Sufi fable, "When the Waters Were Changed" , the stories are written in water, spells are cast through washing, and to drink either creates your life or rips it from you. In this dangerous water world, three uniquely lost characters struggle to remember and pray to forget. A man devotes his life’s work to a tragically simple task. A young woman is haunted by past images not her own. And an elder, submerged in a flood of old pictures, fights to remember a story that slowly seduces her into it.

UNION STREET SUPER SUMMER SIDEWALK SALE
Website: http://www.unionstreetsf.com
Begin Date: 07/24/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 10am-6pm
Price: Free admission
Location: Union Street from Gough to Fillmore and along Fillmore Street from Union to Lombard
San Francisco
Phone: 415-441-7055
Restaurants, retail stores, and other businesses along Union Street clear out inventory and offer amazing sales along Union and Fillmore Streets.

GILROY GARLIC FESTIVAL
Website: http://gilroygarlicfestival.com/
Begin Date: 07/24/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 10am-7pm; gates close at 6pm
Price: $12; $6 seniors and children
Location: Christmas Hill Park
7050 Miller Avenue
Off Hwy 101, 30 miles south of San Jose
Gilroy, CA
Phone: 408-842-1625
This popular Bay Area event is a gastronomical affair, featuring garlic foods, wine, arts & crafts, entertainment, and a garlic “cook-off.”
CACTUS & SUCCULENT SHOW & SALE
Website:
Begin Date: 07/25/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 9am-5pm
Price: Free admission
Location: San Francisco County Fair Building
9th & Lincoln Way
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Phone: 925-935-5213
The Northern California Cactus & Succulent Association holds its annual show and sale. The event features hundreds of rare, weird, and wonderful cacti and succulents on display, with thousands for sale from vendors as far away as Arizona. Vendors will answer questions about care, potting, propagating, and soil mixes.
SAN FRANCISCO CHILDREN'S THEATER FESTIVAL
Website: http://www.SFTheaterFestival.org/
Begin Date: 07/26/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 11am-5pm
Price: Free
Location: Yerba Buena Gardens/Zeum/Contemporary Jewish Museum in downtown San Francisco
221 Fourth Stdssf & Nearby
San Francisco
Phone: 415-543-1718
The SF Children's Theater Festival presents 20 live shows for children including magicians, jugglers, fairytales, musicians, circus, storytelling...a wonderful lineup of professional entertainers and also performing youngsters in a one-day annual event. Held in conjunction with the 100-show SF Theater Festival and presented in association with The Buddy Club. Shows are usually 20/30 minutes and go on all day at three indoor and outdoor stages.
SAN FRANCISCO THEATER FESTIVAL
Website: http://www.sftheaterfestival.org/
Begin Date: 07/26/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 11am-5pm
Price: Free
Location: Yerba Buena Arts Complex
Mission & 3rd Streets
San Francisco
Phone: 415-543-1718
This annual one-day theater extravaganza presents 100 exciting theater groups and solo artists, including great children's programs, on 14 stages. All types of theater are presented, including drama, comedy, musical theater, solo performers, children’s shows, new works, workshops, experimental pieces, opera, classics, etc. 
UP YOUR ALLEY FAIR
Website: http://www.folsomstreetevents.org
Begin Date: 07/26/2009
End Date: 07/26/2009
Time: 11am-6pm
Price: Free admission
Location: Dore Alley between Howard and Folsom Streets
San Francisco
Phone: 415-861-3247
Similar to September's Folsom Street Fair, which is the climax of Leather Pride Week, this event has a more local appeal for leather folk and draws some 12,000+ attendees. Not recommended for children.


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