#Venues in San Francisco

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Backroom of Rickshaw Stop

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i took a walk and had an espresso tonic

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Uncle Yanco by Agnès Varda, 1967

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11/7/24.

Dandy Boy Records continues it proliferant ways with it's announcement of the upcoming 7" from new San Francisco/Bay Area group Ryli. This is a collaboration between Rob Good (The Goods) and Yea-Ming Chen (Yea-Ming and the Rumours).

The two originally joined forces when they recorded a song for the Cleaners From Venus compilation released by Dandy Boy. The Dandy Boy page refers to Camera Obscura and "Spector-esque" sounds.

Dandy Boy is also releasing a cassette from Magic User another Bay Area band that the label describes as leaning into their influences of "Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., and Teenage Fanclub." I think the one song that's available sounds a bit like Sonny & the Sunsets.

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Select Magazine: Blur meet Oasis on Live 105 in San Francisco (source)

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The sunset from my backyard tonight. The view looks west across the SF Bay towards “the Peninsula”. (San Francisco itself is behind the hill on the right.)

Same photo below but I’ve indicated Venus which is just a pin point in the photo.

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peter chauncey’s SONG OF THE WEEK "Mother of Pearl" https://peterchauncey1.bandcamp.com/track/mother-of-pearl —Cheers to peter for his cover of this Roxy Music song. Here are notes from Johnny J. Blair (who produced & performed on the music track): “'Mother of Pearl' is a two-tiered rock operetta created by Roxy Music in 1973. Bryan Ferry’s lyrics allude to Boticelli's ‘Birth of Venus’ painting, the Bible, and Frederic Neitzsche. The original RM version opens with a sinister shindig, like speed freak bikers crashing a Sam Cooke party. Abruptly, the party-groove cuts to a pensive, down-tempo Velvet Underground-style chord meditation. The lyrics go on to measure the dead end of 'party love' against the durability of pure love. 

“peter extrapolated the second tier of Ferry's operetta, adding hypnotic VU-like noise drones. When I played the piano on this (channeling Nicky Hopkins) I didn't know we were tracking, and this is the take peter wanted..." Listen here … https://peterchauncey1.bandcamp.com/track/mother-of-pearl 

#roxymusic #bryanferry #motherofpearl #boticelli #birthofvenus #bible #neitzsche #shindig #speedfreak #samcooke #velvetunderground #VU #partylove #eternallove #drone #nickyhopkins #piano #peterchauncey #johnnyjblair

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The Best Event Venues in San Francisco for Unforgettable Gatherings

Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture provides top-tier event venues in San Francisco, combining historic architecture with modern amenities. Set along the scenic waterfront, it offers versatile spaces perfect for weddings, corporate events, and cultural gatherings https://www.yelp.com/biz/fort-mason-center-for-arts-and-culture-san-francisco

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ECP0896 Cyclone Party 061210 Tape #3 (movie 4): Cyclub

Ear Candle Productions captured a party at the Cyclone Warehouse, a legendary venue on Illinois St. in San Francisco, part of a group of converted art spaces that also included the Lost Door. On June 12, 2010, the Conspiracy Of Beards and their friends threw a great party with many guest artists, and our camera was there to capture it.

On the first part of tape #3, Cyclub perform the mind-blowing space-jazz compositions of Junko Suzuki at the Cyclone Warehouse art space in San Francisco. This lineup of the band features several members of men's choir the Conspiracy Of Beards showing that they know a thing or two about horns and other instruments too.

Jeff Fitzsimmons is on tenor sax, Tim White on bass clarinet and vocals, Mark Parsons on alto sax and vocals, Scott Jacobson on clarinet, and Junko Suzuki on trumpet and vocals. If you can identify the rest, please comment below.

Ear Candle Productions is a small music label, video production, and eLearning website designed to be a place for the arts to stay and to be a venue for the creative products of the owners, John Bassham (AKA J Neo Marvin) and Debra Nicholson Bassham (AKA Davis Jones). We live in San Francisco. Come visit our website, check out our YT, Bandcamp, Ear Candle Radio and other pages at https://earcandleproductions.com

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Discover the Perfect Venue for San Francisco Event - https://fortmason.org/ - Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture is a vibrant cultural hub in San Francisco with diverse events, performances, and exhibitions. We offer a diverse cultural experience, featuring events, art galleries, dining, and stunning waterfront views. Explore our upcoming events and plan your visit to experience cultural and artistic delights in the heart of San Francisco. Connect with us now!

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THE INDEPENDENT 20TH ANNIVERSARY

The Independent opened its doors for the very first time 20 years ago on February 27, 2004. To the 5000+ artists who’ve graced the stage across 5500+ shows since that very first night, and to the 2m+ of you who’ve danced, laughed, and sang along with us night after night, we thank you for making this all possible. We are so honored to call this iconic San Francisco mainstay part of the Another Planet Entertainment family.

To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of The Independent, we’re throwing a birthday bash! Join us for eight days straight with NEIL FRANCES on February 22, TOKiMONSTA on February 23, two shows with André 3000 on February 24, Solid Pink Disco with DJTrixie Mattel on February 25, Young The Giant on February 26, EmotionalOranges on February 27, Real Estate on February 28, and Reggie Watts on February 29.

Tickets on sale this Friday, 1/26 at 10am!

We can’t wait to make even more memories with you all for the next 20 years and beyond.

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Half Moon Bay Golf Links,Half Moon Bay

Half Moon Bay is just 30 miles from San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Palo Alto and San Jose. Enjoy fine dining and unique shops in the charming downtown area or head out for day trips to nearby destinations. 

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Finding the Perfect Venue for Your Next Event in San Francisco

San Francisco is a vibrant and exciting city, making it the perfect destination for your next event. Whether it’s a corporate event, a wedding, a private party, or a conference, finding the perfect venue for your event can make all the difference. With its numerous neighborhoods and venues ranging from classic to modern, San Francisco offers a variety of options to suit any event. From the unique and eclectic Mission District to the iconic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, there’s a venue in San Francisco to fit your needs. With such a wide range of choices, it can be overwhelming to narrow down your options and find the perfect event venue. To help you get started, here are some key tips to consider when choosing the right venue for your next best event venues San Francisco.

Popular Venue Options in San Francisco

San Francisco offers a wide range of venues for special events. Popular options include hotels, banquet halls, conference centers, museums, art galleries, restaurants, wineries, and outdoor venues such as parks and beaches. Many of these venues offer amenities such as catering services, audio-visual equipment, and event staff. San Francisco is also home to a number of unique and unexpected venues, such as cruise ships, stadiums, and even old military bases.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Venue

When choosing a venue for your event, there are a number of factors to consider. Think about the size of the event, the number of guests expected, the type of event, the budget, the amenities needed, the location, and any other criteria that are important to you. It’s also important to consider the availability of the venue and whether or not it will meet any special requirements you may have.

Tips for Finding the Perfect Venue

When searching for a venue, it’s helpful to make a list of the criteria that are important to you. Once you have your list, you can begin your search by looking online, asking friends and family for recommendations, and talking to local event planners. It’s also a good idea to visit potential venues in person to get a better idea of the space and how it will work for your event.

How to Research Venues in San Francisco?

When researching venues in San Francisco, it’s important to take the time to read reviews and compare prices. You can also ask questions about amenities, services, and policies to get a better understanding of what’s included in the rental fee. Additionally, it’s wise to contact the venue directly to ask questions and get a better sense of their customer service.

The Benefits of Working with a Venue Consultant

Working with a venue consultant can be a great way to find the perfect venue for your event. A venue consultant can provide helpful insight into the local market and help you find a venue that meets your needs and budget. They can also provide valuable advice about the planning process and help you navigate the paperwork involved in booking a venue.

Venue Rental Fees and What to Expect

Venue rental fees vary depending on the type of venue and the length of time you need to use it. Be sure to ask about additional fees for amenities such as catering, audio-visual equipment, and event staff. You should also ask about the venue’s cancellation policy and what happens if the event needs to be rescheduled.

Making the Final Decision and Booking Your Venue

Once you’ve found a venue that meets your needs and budget, it’s time to make the final decision and book your venue. Be sure to read the contract carefully and ask any questions that you may have before signing. Once the contract is signed, you can begin the process of planning and preparing for your event.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect venue for your next event in San Francisco can be a daunting task. However, with the right research and resources, you can find the perfect spot that fits your needs and budget. Start by making a list of your desired features and budget. Then, research the various venues in San Francisco and narrow down your list to a few that best fit your requirements. Finally, visit the venues, get quotes, and read reviews to make sure your event will be a success. With these tips, you’ll be able to find the perfect venue for your next event in San Francisco.