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SUMMARY:October 3rd MAPP
DESCRIPTION:October 3rd MAPP: The Fall of Freedom\n \n  \n  \nTHIS IS A FREE EVENT \nSaturday\, October 3\, 2026 | 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.\nJoin us for an evening celebrating rhythm\, storytelling\, and music as a force for connection. This MAPP brings together three distinct performances\, moving from the vibrant sounds of South America and the Caribbean to the energy of Latin jazz and the soulful call of folk protest music. \nTogether\, the evening journeys through tradition and contemporary expression\, from joyful rhythms and improvisation to songs of solidarity\, freedom\, and hope. \nPart of Fall of Freedom \nThis MAPP is a participating event in Fall of Freedom\, a nationwide arts initiative bringing together artists\, cultural organizations\, and communities through performances and creative expression. \nMAPP (Mission Arts & Performance Project)\n2698  23rd @ Folsom \nCurator: Dina Zarif \n7:05 pm- 8:05  pm  Latin Rhythms United (South America\, Caribbean)\n8:15 pm – 9:00 pm Mamboleo (Latin Jazz)\n9:15 pm- 10:00 pm The Soapbox Salute (Folk\, Soul\, Protest) \nMAPP (Mission Arts & Performance Project)\nLaunched in 2003\, the Mission Arts & Performance Project (MAPP) is a homegrown bi-monthly\, multidisciplinary\, intercultural event that takes place in the Mission District of San Francisco. On the first Saturday of every even month of the year\, the MAPP transforms ordinary spaces\, such as private garages\, gardens\, living rooms\, studios\, street corners\, and small businesses into pop-up performance and exhibition sites for a day/night of intimate-scale artistic and cultural exchange among a kaleidoscope of individuals and communities.  \nRED POPPY MAPP TEAM: \nArtistic Director | Managing Director: Dina Zarif \nContent manager: Jennie Legary\nHost: Verda Bursal  \nABOUT THE PERFORMING ARTISTS\n\nLatin Rhythms United\nsounds of South America and the Caribbean \nFeaturing: \nJackeline Rago – Venezuelan Cuatro\, mandolin\, percussion and vocals\nAlejo Cordero – Bandola Llanera\, Cuatro\nSpecial guest Anna Maria Violich-Olivier- vocals  \nLatin Rhythms United returns to the Red Poppy!\nJoin us for a vibrant journey through the sounds of South America and the Caribbean—from the driving grooves of joropo and porro to the soulful storytelling of tonada llanera\, tango\, and beyond. \n\nMamboleo\nJazz/Latin Jazz\nFeaturing:\nAmaru Durán – Percussion\nSantiago Winton – Piano\nSai Ray – Trumpet \nMateo Siguenza – Bass   \nMamboleo is a band of young musicians from across the Bay Area. They mix the fire of traditional Cuban rhythms with the adventure of modern jazz\, and the sound is all their own. Based in San Francisco\, they play regularly with the Mission Arts Performance Project\, have performed at Bird & Beckett and Brick & Mortar\, and have shared the stage with artists like La Doña. Their set moves through Cuban standards\, jazz classics and their own original music. It’s music handed down and made new by a new generation. \n\n\n \n\n\nThe Soapbox Salute “Participating artist in Fall of Freedom.”\nFolk\, Soul\, Protest: Anti-racist folk in solidarity with working-class folks \nTimothy Goodspeed – vocals\, guitar\, and suitcase drum\nAriel Bowser – vocals\nPierre Jauretche – bass guitar \nThe Soapbox Salute presents protest songs that confront many of the urgent issues facing our world\, from police violence and the military-industrial complex to houselessness and immigrant rights. Yet the music is more than protest; it is a vehicle for creating a sacred space where we can dare to imagine a better future in which all people can live with dignity and abundance.\nRooted in folk music and drawing from soul\, rock ’n’ roll\, and the blues\, the songs offer a melodic and dynamic call for freedom\, featuring stunning harmonies by Ariel Bowser and compelling bass by Pierre Jauretche. Songwriter Timothy Goodspeed\, a teacher and father\, leads the project on vocals\, guitar\, and suitcase drum set.\nGoodspeed founded The Soapbox Salute as a way to advocate for oppressed people around the world and inspire the possibility of a more just future for all. \n\n\nPreview the Artists\n  \nMAPP GENERAL PROGRAM\nJoin us in MAPP at all other spaces throughout the Mission District. \n\n  \n\nIN PERSON EVENT DETAILS\nTime: October 3rd\, 2026\, 7pm- 10pm (IN-PERSON) \nAdmission: Free! \n\n \n  \nBECOME A PATRON
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/october-3rd-mapp/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events,October
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SUMMARY:'The Human Experience' - by Ramya Shankar's Ensemble
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. You are advised to purchase advance tickets for this event.  \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n‘The Human Experience’ – by Ramya Shankar’s Ensemble\nExploring Our Human Experience Through Jazz\, Raga & Poetry \nThe Human Experience is an interactive performance exploring what it means to be human through jazz standards\, Carnatic motifs\, ancient Tamil poetry\, and original compositions. Moving through emotions such as grief\, love\, nostalgia\, and presence\, the music invites audiences to listen inward and connect with one another.\n \nFeaturing: \nRamya Shankar – Vocals\, Uke\, Sound Artistry\nPrasant Radhakrishnan – Saxophone\nPeter Barshay – Bass\nZach Mondlick – Percussion and Drums\nVarun Pattabhiraman – Mridangam / Kanjira\n \nSaturday October 17\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $25 Students & Seniors – $29 Early Bird – $35 General / $40 Door\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nABOUT THE ARTISTS:\n\nThe Human Experience was created and conceptualized by Ramya Shankar\, an Indian-born international vocalist\, sound artist\, composer\, and producer whose cross-genre work moves between Carnatic music\, jazz\, global traditions\, and contemporary sound. A Recording Academy member\, Ramya has contributed to a GRAMMY-nominated album and creates work centered on emotion\, consciousness\, and human connection. \nFor The Human Experience\, she collaborates with Prasant Radhakrishnan\, a masterful Carnatic-jazz saxophonist and disciple of the legendary Dr. Kadri Gopalnath\, and Peter Barshay\, a veteran jazz bassist\, composer\, and longtime touring musician. Together with her ensemble\, Ramya creates an immersive musical language where traditions\, improvisation\, poetry\, and lived human emotion meet. \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n	\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n		\n			\n			\n		\n\n		\n\n		\n	\n		[Show thumbnails]\n	\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nArtist Links\n \nWebsites: https://www.facebook.com/ramyashankarInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ramyashankarmusic/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ramyashankarYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9y4Mod3XSM\n \n \nEVENT DETAILS\nSaturday October 17\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $25 Students & Seniors – $29 Early Bird – $35 General / $40 Door \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!                            
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/the-human-experience-by-ramya-shankars-ensemble/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
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SUMMARY:LitCrawl 2026
DESCRIPTION:One of the most anticipated literary nights of the year\, San Francisco’s Lit Crawl is a massive\, one-night literary pub crawl through San Francisco’s Mission District that caps off our annual Litquake Festival. Lit Crawl SF brings together 250+ authors and close to 5\,000 fans for the world’s largest free pop-up literary event. \nStarted in 2004\, Lit Crawl cultivates a unique\, resonant brand: smart and silly\, worldly and wacky\, with events presented in venues usual (bars\, cafes\, galleries\, and bookstores) and unusual (tattoo parlors\, barbershops\, and laundromats).​ \n2026 Lit Crawl SF Schedule \nSaturday\, October 24\, 2026\nTime: 5:00pm – 9:00pm\nAdmission: FREE \n\nRSVP to the Facebook event: \n\n \n  \n  \n  \nRED POPPY ART HOUSE PROGRAM\n5:00pm – 6:00pm \nSpill the TEA \nA Tasting Menu of the Untranslatable and Unsayable \nCurators: Yuliya Patsay.Anna Zhirova. Olga Zilberbourg \nReaders: Evgeniya Dame\, Ksenia Lakovic\, Maggie Levantovskaya\, Masha Rumer\, Jen Siraganian\, Irena Smith\, Kristina Ten\, Emcee\, Yuliya Patsay \nEnglish is great at absorbing words from other languages\, like ‘shadenfreude’ or ‘chutzpah’. But the words you probably know from Transeurasian languages\, from Turkic to Slavic\, are more ominous: kompromat\, horde\, vampire.  \nTrue\, wars\, including Russia’s ongoing assault of Ukraine\, have dominated our newsfeeds. Luckily\, the TEA Collective of Transeurasian Writers & Translators can help us move past the headlines and enrich our vocabulary and understanding of life elsewhere to include joy\, camaraderie\, and resilience in the face of fear and loss.  \nThe TEA Collective invites you to a literary tea party with stories by mixed-genre writers with roots from Serbia\, Ukraine\, Russia\, and the Armenian Diaspora that put into words what is difficult to say and nearly impossible to translate. We’ll integrate music and “tasting notes\,” words in other languages hidden under your seats that will help us give voice to experiences and feelings that we didn’t know we had. See more on puncturedlines Book Sales provided by Globus Books \n6:30pm – 7:30pm \nCircle and Fist \nHolding Tenderness while Fighting for the World We Need and Deserve \nCurator: Tatiana Chaterji \nJoin restorative justice practitioners Tatiana Chaterji\, Arnoldo Garcia\, Rakhii Holman\, and Rha Bowden through their poetry\, music\, and storytelling from the frontlines of heart-centered struggle. As RJ facilitators\, we sit in a circle and facilitate repair\, community-building\, and healing with people suffering from systemic neglect and violence. Our spirits expand to hold grief and rage. As writers\, musicians\, and artists\, we also feed fires of hope. This event is a window into the work of sustaining ourselves while witnessing immense levels of oppression – a window and the wind through that window\, fresh air\, new breath\, breathing together toward freedom for us all. We will pull from our cultural traditions to express the idea of “circle and first”: stretching to both support others and simultaneously resist\, agitate\, and push back against injustice. \n8:00pm – 9:00pm \nSACRAMENTO NOIR \nMAYHEM IN THE CAPITAL \nCurator: Naomi Williams \nReaders: Luis Avalos\, Shelley Blanton-Stroud\, Maureen O’Leary\, Janet Rodriguez\, Nora Rodriguez Camagna\, and Jen Soong.  \nThat city you all drive past on 80 and rarely think twice about? It’s both lovelier and creepier than you know. Join 7 authors from 2025’s award-winning SACRAMENTO NOIR anthology for an hour of unsettling tales of capital crimes and misdemeanors. Moderated by Naomi Williams. Come for the spine-tingling stories; stay for some fun audience giveaways! \nABOUT THE PARTICIPANTS\nSpill the TEA \nEvgeniya Dame has published fiction in Zoetrope: All-Story\, Ploughshares\, Virginia Quarterly Review\, The Southern Review\, Subtropics\, and Joyland. She is a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and a former Stegner Fellow at Stanford University\, where she currently teaches in the Continuing Studies program. She lives in Berkeley. \nKsenia Lakovic is a bilingual writer in English and Serbian. A native of Belgrade\, she moved to Los Angeles for PhD studies at UCLA\, and now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nMaggie Levantovskaya was born in Ukraine and grew up in San Francisco. She works as a Teaching Professor in the English department at Santa Clara University. Her writing can be found in Michigan Quarterly Review\, The Rumpus\, Potomac Review\, Pithead Chapel\, Another Chicago Magazine\, The Los Angeles Times\, Longreads\, and elsewhere.  \nMasha Rumer is the author of Parenting with an Accent (Beacon Press)\, winner of the 2023 Sarton Award for Nonfiction. Her writing about immigrant identity\, parenting\, and bilingualism has appeared in The New York Times\, Los Angeles Times\, The Washington Post\, Newsweek\, and elsewhere. Her newspaper reporting has won awards from the New York Press Association. She was born in the former Soviet Union and is currently working on her first novel. \nJen Siraganian is an Armenian-American writer\, educator\, and former Poet Laureate of Los Gatos\, California. Her debut book\, Everything Has Been Moved\, Even the Dead\, won the 2026 Perugia Press Prize and will be released in September 2026. \nIrena Smith is the author of the award-winning memoir The Golden Ticket and the recently published Troika: Three Generations\, Three Days\, and a Very American Road Trip. She writes a Substack on Personal Statements and The Curmudgeon’s Guide to College Admissions. \nKristina Ten is the author of Tell Me Yours\, I’ll Tell You Mine\, out last year from Stillhouse Press. Her stories appear in The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy\, We’re Here: The Best Queer Speculative Fiction\, and elsewhere. She has won the McSweeney’s Stephen Dixon Award and been a finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award and the Locus Award. She was born in Moscow and raised in the States\, with roots in Siberia\, Georgia\, and the Koryo-saram diaspora.  \nEmcee\, Yuliya Patsay is a writer and comedian navigating American life with Soviet programming. She’s the author of the memoir Until the Last Pickle and creator of the Substack Buckle Up Bubelah. \nCircle and Fist \nTatiana Chaterji is a classroom and popular educator\, theater-based healing facilitator\, and conflict worker. Her new book\, Everyday Restorative Justice: Moving from Crisis Response to Positive School Culture (Teachers College Press) drops into the heart of pain in order to transform the brokenness around us. Tati’s poetry and lyric essays have been published by Seventh Wave\, Rise Up Review\, and other literary journals.  \n“Rahkii “Hyp” Holman is an Oakland-based\, Roxbury-born artist and social justice advocate whose work began in socially conscious Hip-Hop\, touring Europe and the U.S. He is the founder of Assinyeola Music Publishing\, a mission-driven company advancing healing from multi-generational trauma through sync licensing\, documentary filmmaking\, and restorative justice curriculum. He is currently touring the U.S. with Honoring Amilcar\, a documentary about his great uncle\, liberation leader Amilcar Cabral. He is also a co-founder of Atunse Justice League\, a restorative justice training\, consultation\, and facilitation company. Read more here. \nSACRAMENTO NOIR \nLuis Avalos is a Salvadoran-American fiction writer and essayist who earned an MFA in Creative Writing at UC Davis. His writing interlaces social\, political and theoretical frameworks to move beyond one-dimensional narratives of marginalized people. \nShelley Blanton-Stroud is the author of the novel An Unlikely Prospect and the Jane Benjamin historical trilogy. A former writing instructor in the California State University system\, she currently serves on the board of the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies at Claremont McKenna College. \nMaureen O’Leary lives in Sacramento. Her novel The Ones Who Loved You releases in January 2027 from Counterpoint Press. \nJanet Rodriguez is a writer\, teacher\, and editor living in Northern California. She is the author of the memoir\, Making an American Family\, A Recipe in Five Generations\, and has been featured in Eclectica\, Pangyrus\, The Rumpus\, and Hobart\, among others. She holds an MFA in Creative writing from Antioch University\, Los Angeles. \nNora Rodriguez Camagna grew up in the California migrant camps\, Texas\, and Mexico\, and graduated from UC Berkeley. Her essay “Boysenberry Girls” was published in The Common’s Farmworker Portfolio.  \nJen Soong is a writer\, artist and educator. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post\, The Rumpus\, The Audacity and Best Small Fictions. \nNaomi Williams is the author of the novel Landfalls and the forthcoming story collection Strange Trouble. She splits her time between Sacramento and San Francisco.
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/litcrawl-2026/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Artist Salons,Events,Exhibitions and Receptions,Family Art Activities
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SUMMARY:Hot Blood Orkestar
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. You are advised to purchase advance tickets for this event.  \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \nHot Blood Orkestar\nBalkan Funk Dance Party \nHot Blood Orkestar is a high energy\, dynamic and exciting Balkan fusion group that’s guaranteed to bring the party! Featuring players from all walks of the Bay Area music scene\, Hot Blood Orkestar seamlessly blends elements of Balkan\, Funk\, Pop\, Latin\, Jazz and Groove.\n \nFeaturing: \nRyan Feldthouse – MD\, Violin\, Bouzouki\, Oud\nBenezra Tergis – Keys\nBrett Warren – Bass\nShawn Myer – Drums\n \nSaturday\, November 7\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $29 Students & Seniors – $35 Early Bird – $40 General / $45 Door\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nABOUT THE ARTISTS:\n\nHot Blood Orkestar is a high energy\, dynamic and exciting Balkan fusion group that’s guaranteed to bring the party! Featuring players from all walks of the Bay Area music scene\, Hot Blood Orkestar seamlessly blends elements of Balkan\, Funk\, Pop\, Latin\, Jazz and Groove. \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nArtist Links\nInstagram: @ryanfeldthousemusicFacebook: Ryan Feldthouse Music\n \n \nEVENT DETAILS\nSaturday\, November 7\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $29 Students & Seniors – $35 Early Bird – $40 General / $45 Door \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!                            
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/hot-blood-orkestar-20261107/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events,MAPP,November,Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:Ragamenco
DESCRIPTION:Advance tickets are available online. You are advised to purchase advance tickets for this event.  \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \nRagamenco\nA Musical Journey from India to Spain \nFor ten years\, RagaMenco has explored the musical pathways connecting India and Spain\, bringing together the improvisational traditions of Indian raga with the passion and rhythmic vitality of flamenco and jazz. What began as a meeting of musical cultures has grown into a distinctive language of its own\, shaped by a decade of collaboration among Bay Area musicians. Join RagaMenco at the Red Poppy for an evening of ancient traditions\, spontaneous conversation\, and music continually being reinvented in California.\n \nFeaturing: \nChris Bastian – double bass\nMallar Bhattacharya – sarode\nNilan Chaudhuri – tabla\nJavier Jiménez – guitar\nLuis Jiménez – cajón\nSatish Pillai – piano\nDevi SenGupta – vocals\n \nSaturday\, November 21\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $25 Students & Seniors – $29 Early Bird – $35 General / $40 Door\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nABOUT THE ARTISTS:\n\nRagamenco is a Bay Area ensemble of Spanish\, Indian\, and American musicians exploring connections among North Indian classical music\, flamenco\, Jazz Manouche\, and improvisational traditions. The group brings sarode\, tabla\, voice\, flamenco guitar\, cajón\, piano\, and double bass into a shared musical language shaped by centuries of cultural migration between South Asia\, the Middle East\, Europe\, and the Americas. Ragamenco released its debut EP\, Ragamenco!\, in 2025\, including the singles Bullah\, Ragadeña\, and Bhromor Koiyo Giya\, and continues to perform throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nArtist Links\nWebsite: ragamenco.com\nInstagram: @ragamencoYouTube: RagaMenco\n \n \nEVENT DETAILS\nSaturday\, November 21\, 2026Time: 7:00 pm doors\, 7:30 pm showAdmission: (Online) $25 Students & Seniors – $29 Early Bird – $35 General / $40 Door \nNote: A limited quantity of additional tickets will be available for purchase at the door unless otherwise noted on the Facebook event page that the show is SOLD OUT. \nPurchase advance tickets for this event \nNote: Purchasing an advance ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat. Seating is first come\, first served. \nRSVP to the Facebook event:\n \n \n  \nVolunteer for this event!                            
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/ragamenco/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events,November,Performing Arts
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