Posts by Eric
Holiday Hours: Open Monday noon to 4pm
Tuesday noon to 6pm
Wednesday noon to 4pm
closed Thursday
Nothing more to read! Except the books you have or might receive. Happy Holidays!
Read MoreWater under the bridge…
The posts that follow show you what’s come and gone. Search the videos on our youtube channel or facebook page to find evidence of what you remember, or what you missed! Then, make sure you catch the next thing that catches your fancy. The live streams are great, but live music in a room with…
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Five events Thursday to Sunday,
December 11th to 14th
Novelist Bart Schneider with poet Genine Lentine Thursday at 7pm Eric & the In Crowd Friday at 6pm $20 Russian Telegraph, a sextet, Friday at 8:30pm $30 The Michael Mitchell Quartet Saturday at 7:30pm $20 Deep Thicket Dwellers live album…
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Saturday, December 13th – 7:30-9:30pm
The Michael Mitchell Quartet
Michael Mitchell is a fabulous drummer who came to the Bay Area from NYC several years ago, to our great good fortune. The quartet comprises Raffi Garabedian, sax; Michael Potter, piano; Nico Martinez, bass; and Mike on drums. $20 cover charge (cash at the door, please); byob. students, $10. For a reservation, as true for…
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The Lowell Ensemble plays chamber music and holiday favorites to benefit Bird & Beckett on Wednesday, December 10th!
Reserve a seat now!
And bring your checkbook!
Join us Wednesday, December 10th at 7pm for a benefit concert of chamber music by the Lowell Ensemble, led by Janet Popesco Archibald on oboe and English horn, with Karen Hutchinson on piano, Vicky Ehrlich on cello,Paul Ehrlich on viola and Zachariah Spellman on tuba. Call the store at 415-586-3733 to reserve a seat! Donate…
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Sunday, December 7th – 5pm
End of semester SFCM combo
and jam session
Eight years ago, in 2017, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s “Roots, Jazz & American Music” B.Mus. program welcomed its first crop of young, supremely talented aspiring jazz musicians. After 100 years as an august bastion of western classical music, the Conservatory had finally given due recognition to America’s own true classical music, the music…
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