Plus, Reclaiming Our History as Asian American Women
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| Stronger, Higher, Faster: Big Wave Surfing and Climate Change | | Wednesday, May 19 | 6:00 PM | | |
| | | Surfers know exactly how the waves have grown more powerful as climate change accelerates. Meet Bianca Valenti, one of the top big wave surfers in the world, and Grant Washburn, who has not only competed in Mavericks competitions, but has also chronicled its wave patterns over the past 30 years. | | |
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| Reclaiming Our History as Asian American Women | | Wednesday, May 26 | 6:00 PM | | |
| | | Join a lively all-female panel, hosted by Mina Kim of Forum, as they discuss how storytelling has helped them voice and reclaim the Asian American narrative in the fight against racism and demystifying the "model minority" stereotype. We'll also watch a clip from PBS's award-winning series Asian Americans that highlights the contribution that women made to this movement. | | |
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| Bay Area Dance on Film: A Drive-In | Thursday, June 3 | 9:00 PM
Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture | San Francisco, CA | | |
| | | KQED and San Francisco Dance Film Festival invite you to a night of dance film at Fort Mason! This night of shorts features top selections from the SF Dance Film Festival, alongside KQED Arts’ award-winning video series If Cities Could Dance, which features dancers across the country who represent their city's signature moves. The drive-in will conclude with an exclusive preview screening of Mud Water, directed by local filmmaker My-Linh Le. | | |
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| Mi Herencia / Heirloom: Estrellita's Snacks | | Thursday, June 17 | 6:30 PM | | |
| | | Host Carlos Cabrera-Lomeli speaks with Estrella Gonzalez and Maria del Carmen Flores of Estrellita's Snacks about joining La Cocina in 2005 and their food story. Estrella Gonzalez will also share a quick recipe of one of her signature dishes with the audience. | | |
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| ¿Donde Esta Mi Gente? – Puro Orgullo | | Tuesday, June 29 | 7:00 PM | | |
| | | Join Baruch Porras-Hernandez and Raina Leon as they co-host this dynamic show full of queer Latinx performers celebrating their orgullo and queerness through poetry, comedy, and music. Puro Orgullo explores queer sexual identities, experiences, and how queer Latinx triunfarán in a world beyond a pandemic. | | |
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| Stanford Under the Stars: Movie Nights at Frost | | April 29 - June 19 | 8:00pm | | |
| | | Each week, Stanford Under the Stars: Movie Nights at Frost brings a selection of movies featuring actors who attended Stanford or various iconic Northern California filming locations, from Oakland to wine country. Spots are available for pods of one to six guests to enjoy screenings of some of your favorite romances, comedies, action adventures, and animated features in the open-air Frost Amphitheater on a beautiful spring night. | | |
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