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HOPE NIGHTS: ROSES FROM CONCRETE | 2PAC INSPIRED ARTIST SHOWCASE
Friday, June 17, 2016
Doors: 6:30 pm / Show: 7:00 pm
FREE ADMISSION, RSVP REQUIRED
THIS EVENT IS ALL AGES
RSVP: https://rosesfromconcrete.eventbrite.com
THE CENTER FOR FAITH AND JUSTICE
1305 UNIVERSITY AVE | BERKELEY, CA 94702
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HIEROGLYPHICS
Oakland’s own underground hip-hop collective, Hieroglyphics, takes the stage with their signature battle rhyming and freestyling over funky and jazzy beats.
Opening the afternoon will be Oakland-based dance crew Mix’d Ingrdnts and the B-boys of the Golden State Breakers.
Hieroglyphics will be participating in an informative pre-concert Artist Talk, moderated by Davey D, at Stern Grove’s Trocadero Clubhouse at 12:00 noon on the day of the concert.
ADMISSION FREE
SUNDAY, July 3 2PM
19th Avenue and Sloat, San Francisco
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GEORGE CLINTON & PARLIAMENT FUNKADELIC
P-funk originals and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic bring their eclectic funk, soul and R&B sound to the Grove.
Opening the show is San Francisco’s own “house band,” Bayonics, with a danceable blend of hip-hop, reggae, Latin, and funk music.
ADMISSION FREESUNDAY, June 26 2PM
Stern Grove
19th Avenue and Sloat, San Francisco
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JANELLE MONÁE AT STERN GROVE
JANELLE MONÁE
ADMISSION FREESUNDAY, June 19 2PM
Stern Grove
19th Avenue and Sloat, San Francisco
Stern Grove Festival’s 79th Season kicks off in a big way with The Big Picnic starring Janelle Monáe!
Stylish and soulful, GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter Janelle Monáe is a dynamic performer, producer, avant-garde funkstress, and a creative visionary.
Local nine-piece soul and funk band Midtown Social opens the show with danceable grooves.
The fabulous Janelle Monáe brings her futuristic funky sound to kick off Stern Grove Festival’s 79th Season at The Big Picnic. A true performer, Monáe is recognized for her powerhouse R&B tunes, commanding stage presence, and a dynamic fashion sense defined by black and white power suits.
Viva La Hip Hop 