The Free List
Free Events for Tuesday, December 7, 1999
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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151 Third St. at Mission
This beautiful building -- a work of art in itself -- houses over
16,000 works of art, including contemporary art, photography,
architecture, and design.
11:00am - 06:00pm
[Web Page]
(415) 357-4000
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Earplay
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Knuth Hall, SF State University, 1600 Holloway
A performance of works by student composers, including Lou
Harrison's Ariadne's Song for flute and percussion, and Ruth
Crawford Seeger's Sonata for Violin and Piano. Founded in 1985,
San Francisco-based Earplay is an ensemble of composers and
musicians dedicated to the performance of new American chamber
music. Earplay encourages composers nationwide to write for the
ensemble, offering audiences a unique opportunity to hear eloquent,
vivid performances of some of today's finest chamber music.
08:00pm
[Web Page]
(415) 338-2467
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Adair Lara: The Best of Adair Lara
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Clean Well-Lighted, 601 Van Ness Avenue
The Best of Adair Lara is a fabulous collection of the best work by
San Francisco's favorite columnist. She has won numerous awards
for her columns in the Chronicle, but more importantly, she has won
the love and admiration of Bay Area readers.
07:30pm
[Web Page]
(415) 441-6670
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Gary Gach: What Book?
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Stacey's Bookstore, 581 Market St.
What Book? is a major, lively anthology of modern mindful poetry,
featuring over 330 selections from more than 125 contributors, plus
"mind-writing" exercises in the appendix by Allen Ginsberg, a
foreword by Peter Coyote and a meditation by Thich Nhat Hanh. Gary
Gach will be joined by Buddha's Nature author Wes "Scoop" Nisker to
read poetry and sing "The Dharma Blues."
12:30pm
[Web Page]
(415) 421-4687
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Mancala Club
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Bayview/Anna E. Waden Branch Library, 5075 3rd St.
Come and perfect your mancala strategies. Our giant Mancala
competition will be December 6-10!
03:30pm - 04:30pm
[Web Page]
(415) 715-4100
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A Festival of Lights
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Richmond Branch Library, 351 - 9th Ave.
A celebration of light in Diwali, Winter Solstice, Chanukah,
Kwanza, and Christmas with music, theatre and comedy for children
ages 3 and older.
11:00am
[Web Page]
(415) 666-7021
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