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‘We have a very unique experience where you have Libyans, Nicaraguans, El Salvadorians, Puerto Ricans and so on’
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‘We have a very unique experience where you have Libyans, Nicaraguans, El Salvadorians, Puerto Ricans and so on’
The San Francisco International Arts Festival is proud to present the World Premiere of Religion Kitendi: Dress Code by Chanel 'Byb' Bibene, artistic director of Kiandanda Dance Theater with an original live score composed and performed live by Manolo Davila. The piece is inspired by Congolese Sapeurs (dandies) who become metaphors for the legacy and ongoing political ramifications of European slavery and colonization in both Africa and America.
See the winners of the first S.F. firehouse decoration contest since 1950 FacebookTwitterEmail Station 34, 499 41st Ave., takes part in San Francisco Fire Department holiday decorating contest in San Francisco, Calif., on Sunday, December 20, 2020.Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle San Francisco fire crews at 17 stations decorated their firehouses with just two weeks’ notice, reviving a 70-year-old holiday contest in hopes of bringing some light and joy to city neighborhoods during the pandemic. The winning house, Station 38 in Pacific Heights, brought added magic, making it snow outside. The...