Sat, Oct 19 at 02:00 PM PDT
History of the Bay Day – Souls of Mischief, Mob Figaz, Kamaiyah & More
The Midway, San Francisco, CA
History of the Bay Day – Souls of Mischief, Mob Figaz, Kamaiyah & More
The Midway, San Francisco, CA

**NEW DATE**
Friday, September 20, 2019
Ghostface Killah
Raekwon
Locksmith w/ Dj True Justice
Saroc
Djs: D-Sharp, Big Von, Apollo, Red Corvette, Mr. E, Sean G., Supreme & more
Art Display by Apexer
21+ event
Doors & Music @ 9:00 pm
The Midway SF
900 Marin Street
San Francisco, CA

Dream Day 2019
Sat, August 17, 2019
11:00 AM – 7:00 PM PDT
Celebrating the life and legacy of one of Oakland’s finest.
Michael “Dream” Francisco was one of Oakland’s prolific artists, locally renowned and globally respected, not only for his innovative and original style, but also for his community and social justice outlook.
In 2010, ten years after his death, the City of Oakland proclaimed the day of his death, February 17th, Dream Day, to honor the contributions he made to the City.
August 15th, 2019 would’ve been 50 this year.
We plan to have live painting on wooden standalone panels along the perimeter of the event. There will also be a gallery section with completed artwork featuring local artists.
Along the MacArthur side of the park, we plan to have a full stage with professional audio equipment for Bay Area DJs, artists and performers, there will be TDK booths for black book signing, a memorial section for Mike including original artwork on display, a documentary screening, and an instillation paying homage to the history of graffiti.
This will be a family friendly event with local food vendors, interactive arts and crafts activities and a dance floor.
With your support in celebrating Mike Dream, we hope to build community by honoring the legacy of one of our own local legends.
We intend to educate and continue to enrich the lives of the longtime residents of Oakland, as well as newcomers, through artwork and community involvement.
Mosswood Park
3612 Webster Street
Oakland, CA 94609

Monday, September 3, 2018 from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
HIERO DAY, voted “Best Hip-Hop Festival of the East Bay”, is a one-day music festival combining community, local food, music, apparel, live art, crafts and hip-hop culture. 2018 marks 7 years of the independent festivalbringing thousands out to celebrate all that is good about the beautiful City of Oakland. HIERO DAY hosts 3 stages showcasing over 40 local and internationally renowned artists from Hip-Hop, Jazz, Electronic, Alternative and R&B genres…for the cost of $19.93!
We are excited this year’s event lands on the Oakland proclaimed holiday “HIERO DAY”, September 3rd (9.3 = 93 til) – and will return to the 3rd Street location where the proclamation was received by former Mayor Jean Quan.
HIERO DAY plays an integral role in the Oakland music festival culture which exists in the city today. It is recognized for fostering a unifying atmospherewhile maintaining a commitment to groundbreaking music and community development.
This community festival is an all age event. Children 7 and under are free.
3 STAGES OF OVER 40 LEGENDARY, UNDERGROUND & UNDISCOVERED Artists, DJs and Hosts
2018 ARTIST LINEUP *ALPHABETIZED
HIEROGLYPHICS
Another Party Fam ASTU B.A.G. (Blimes Briston and Gifted Gab)
Black Thought Chali 2na Daghe Dante Ross DJ D Sharp
Dollas Up Nero Durag Dynasty Elzhi Freddie Gibbs
DJ Fresh vs. Traxamillion Georgia Anne Muldrow Guapdad4000
Ill Camille J-Cutt JWalt J. Rawls DJ Lex LiveWire
Mannie Fresh Mike Relm Mind Motion
Old Man Saxon People Under the Stairs The Pharcyde
Rayreck Red Corvette Richie Rich Ruby Ibarra
Sean G Shellheart Sleeprockers Spencer Stevens
Talib Kweli DJ Toure Umar Bin Hassan of the Last Poets
Walt Liquor Word Up! Xslapz Young Bari Young Gully
plus more special guests and hosts
3rd Street and MLK Street
Oakland, CA

Saturday, May 5 at 12 PM – 5 PM
Lineup:
TO BE ANNOUNCED!
Join us in celebrating the longest running hip hop concert in Northern California! We’ll be featuring local and visiting artists on the main stage, a b-boy dance cypher and local grafitti artists creating live pieces. We’ll also have food trucks, vendors and a children’s tent!
As always, this a FREE, family friendly event, so bring your friends and family along and hang out with Students for Hip Hop as we transform People’s Park into a fun filled hip hop festival for the day!
