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AfroSolo arts festival: United for Peace

Going on now throughout the Bay Area, the 18th annual AfroSolo Arts Festival is showcasing African-American artists and by giving a voice to their experience they can explore unity and peace through spoken-word, paintings, theatre, music and health awareness.

Outdoor film festival brightens Bernal Heights at multiple venues

The Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema is a free five-day festival showcasing the works of local filmmakers with live musical performances and awards for the best films.

Film and broadcast students shine on the big screen

The first annual Festival of the Moving Image kicks off this Sept 19 at the Roxie Theatre with 11 inspiring films and broadcasts, including works from City College’s cinema department.

Experimental theater festival celebrates 20 years in San Francisco

The Fringe Festival returns for its 20th consecutive year in downtown San Francisco, running from September 7-18 at the EXIT Theater and selected satellite stages.

Shatner makes a movie only real Trekkies could love

Set your phasers to nerdgasm. William Shatner has written, directed and produced a documentary called “The Captains,” where he interviews the actors who commanded starships in the “Star Trek” franchise. (Did I say franchise? I meant saga.)

Bay Artists some the best acts at Outside Lands

Attending a music festival is usually like having hors d’oeuvres at some upscale soirée: you get a little of everything, without having your appetite fully satiated.

Multimedia:San Francisco Slutwalk

San Francisco's "SlutWalk" on August 6, 2011, with an interview with Jessica "Jane Doe" Gonzales. SlutWalk is a grassroots movement that began in Toronto as a reaction against the idea that women "should avoid dressing like sluts" to protect themselves from being