On Saturday, June 20, 4–8pm, M-1 of Dead Prez (pictured above) hosts SOMArts SOULstice Party, a fundraiser for SOMArts Cultural Center featuring live music, a dance battle, art, cash bar & pupusas on the patio, and a tasty silent auction!
This just in: Los Rakas has been added to the line-up!
PERFORMANCES by M-1 of Dead Prez // Los Rakas // Antique Naked Soul // Kev Choice // Khafre Jay
DJs: Leydis // Sake One // Lex of Souls of Mischief // Brown Amy
DANCE BATTLE w/cash prize @ 5pm
TASTY SILENT AUCTION featuring gift certificates to 100+ Bay Area restaurants
ART EXHIBITS by ArtSpan, APICC, QCC, Sixth Street Photography Workshop, Chrysalis Print Studio, SFAI City Studio Youth Ceramics
SOMArts, 934 Brannan St. (between 8th & 9th)
$10 presale tickets (while they last!) are on sale now @https://soulsticeparty.eventbrite.com
All ages! If you’re 21+ bring cash for the bar & a credit card to register for the silent auction.
To check out a video preview of all the performing artists, click here.
Many different cultures celebrate the solstice–– it’s a time to remember that we, like the sun, contain the power to nurture and sustain, and that we have a responsibility to burn as brightly as we can. Come out & have some fun and help SOMArts Cultural Center, a long-standing San Francisco cultural beacon, shine on into our 36th year of promoting cultural connectivity & multifaceted participation in the arts.
New to SOMArts? This is why we need your support…
SOMArts cultivates access to the arts within the Bay Area by collaborating with community-focused artists and organizations. Together, we engage the power of the arts to provoke just and fair inclusion, cultural respect, and civic participation.
SOMArts plays a vital role in the arts ecosystem by helping activate the arts citywide. We do this by providing space and production support for non-profit events, as well as fairs and festivals throughout the Bay Area, and offering a robust program of art exhibitions, classes, events and performances that are affordable and accessible to all.
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