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ABADÁ-Capoeira  presents “Cigarra & Guerreiras Nessa Arte,” a multimedia celebration at ZSpace and Puccini and Wong at Mission Dolores.

Wander into Radio Habana Social Club on Friday night and you might have a closer encounter with Cuba than you expected. 

Fogust has arrived which means it’s Outside Lands weekend. Wear your layers and get out there.Once the music stops in Golden Gate Park, it continues at smaller venues around the city at Official Outside Lands Night Shows from Soccer Mommy, Shaquille O'Neil (yep, seriously), Trixie Mattel, and more. ...

For must-see museums, local cafes, and jaw-dropping art installations, check out this insider’s guide to an unexpected side of Doha, Qatar.

For must-see museums, local cafes, and jaw-dropping art installations, check out this insider’s guide to an unexpected side of Doha, Qatar.

Travel to Salvador, Bahia, the most African city outside of the continent, where capoeira was born.

For must-see museums, local cafes, and jaw-dropping art installations, check out this insider’s guide to an unexpected side of Doha, Qatar.

In the wake of a pandemic that wreaked havoc on the exhibition industry, filmmakers were eager to share their work at the Kansas City FilmFest International.

Each video in the series profiles dancers who represent their city through movement. The fifth season kicks off March 2. KQED’s three-time Webby Award­­-winning video series If Cities Could Dance is back for season five premiering Wednesday, March 2. The series travels across the country and collaborates with local filmmakers to showcase artists who celebrate,

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 citys signature moves. The drive-in will conclude with an exclusive preview screening of Mud Water, directed by local filmmaker My-Linh Le. Weaving together myth, movement, and snapshots of real ...