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Sights and Sounds of Central Market: International Art Museum of America
Until this spring, we knew almost nothing about the palatial white facade going up on at 1025 Market Street. We heard rumors of saffron-robed monks shuffling in and out – and about a live stream...
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Sights and Sounds of Central Market: Hibernia Bank
Hibernia Bank, at the corner of McAllister and Jones streets, is arguably one of the city’s most prized historical buildings. Over a century old, it survived the 1906 earthquake. But today, people...
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Sights and Sounds of Central Market: Warfield Theater
Central Market was once the hub of big-screen entertainment celebrating seven theaters within two-blocks during the pre-television era. Today, these historic theaters, may be found in three states:...
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The American Conservatory Theater, or A.C.T., is an internationally recognized theatre and school that puts on magnificent shows every year. But most people don’t know about their offices on Market...
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Central Market between 6th and 7th street is a tableaux of transition: individuals getting their lives on track, new businesses starting up, and artists decorating vacant storefronts. Amidst this...
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Sights and Sounds of Central Market: A Multimedia Podcast
Sights and Sounds of Central Market with the Jaz Sawyer Trio. Photo by Lydia Gonzales. In an effort to encourage people to explore the Central Market neighborhood, seasoned multimedia producers...
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See It Before It Leaves: Art in Storefronts Ends August 13
Greetings from Central Market by Vicky Knoop and Beatrice Thomas. Photo by Lydia Gonzales Have you visited yet? Art in Storefronts (AIS) along Central Market Street will come to a close on Saturday,...
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The ARTery Project: Photographs of Central Market
Where: Supervisor Jane Kim’s Office, Room 282, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place (business hours: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.) Opening Reception: Friday, September 23, 2011 5-7 p.m. Exhibition Dates:...
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Noontime Dance at U.N. Plaza
When: Tuesday, October 25, November 1, and November 8 at noon to 1:30 p.m. Where: U.N. Plaza, Market Street between 7th and 8th streets Cost: FREE The ARTery Project presents a lively series of...
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Lights on Market Street Report: Available to Download
The ARTery Project partner, Public Architecture releases Lights on Market Street: A Case Study on Arts and Cultural Revitalization Initiatives. Lights on Market Street kicked off The ARTery Project...
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