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Lawyer referrals, dispute resolution services, educational programs, publications, information on housing, and a resource library for artists, performers, writers, and arts organizations of all disciplines.
Bldg C, 2nd Floor
www.calawyersforthearts.org
cla@calawyersforthearts.org
(415) 775-7200
A program of CA Lawyers for the Arts that helps artists of all disciplines resolve problems with workplace and contract disputes, royalty, copyright, collaboration or partnership issues.
Bldg C, 2nd Floor
www.calawyersforthearts.org
aams@calawyersforthearts.org
(415) 775-7715
An improvisational theater company that produces improv shows and workshops all year round. In August, BATS hosts its annual Summer Improv Festival and Summer Session, which draws international visitors and students.
Bayfront Theater, Bldg B, 3rd Floor
www.improv.org, BATS@improv.org
Show Infomation (415) 474-8935
Office (415) 474-6776
Private lessons, group classes and band workshops in rock, pop, jazz, blues, and other popular music styles. Musicians of all ages and all levels find day or evening programs to suit their needs.
Bldg D, 2nd Floor
www.bluebearmusic.org
(415) 673-3600
Founded in 1989 by choreographer Lily Cai and composer Gang Situ, the organization promotes greater public awareness of Chinese dance and music, produces original contemporary work that is firmly rooted in Chinese cultural traditions, challenges American conceptions of traditional Chinese and Chinese American culture, and encourages community artists to explore new avenues of self-expression.
Bldg C, 3rd Floor, Room 353
www.lilycaidance.org, info@lilycaidance.org
(415) 474-4829
The Art Campus offers credit and non-credit classes in ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, jewelry-making, stained glass, weaving, quilting, photography, printmaking, and classes for seniors. The Coffee Gallery is a showcase for works in all media by art canpus students and faculty and offers a comfortable and informal dining area for workers, students, and visitors to Fort Mason Center.
Bldg B, Office, 1st Floor
www.ccsf.edu
(415) 561-1840
Cooks & Company
A takeout food service that offers sandwiches, soups, salads, and baked goods for FMC residents and visitors, and provides catering services.
Bldg B, 1st Floor
(415) 673-4137
Provides access to wilderness and environmental education activities for people of all abilities. Through accessible wilderness adventures, people with disabilities and economically disadvantaged youth can overcome limitations and enjoy activities they thought beyond their capabilities.
Bldg C, 3rd Floor
www.etctrips.org, info@etctrips.org
(415) 474-7662
Greens and take-out service Greens To Go, operated by the San Francisco Zen Center, serve gourmet vegetarian lunches and dinners Tuesday through Saturday, Sunday brunch, baked goods, and takeout lunches Monday through Sunday.
Bldg A North
www.greensrestaurant.com
Restaurant, (415) 771-6222
Greens To Go, (415) 771-6330
Promotes and supports long-term thinking through exhibits, lectures, and other materials available in its store. Mon-Fri 10:30am-5pm Sat&Sun 11am-6pm
FREE
Bldg A
www.longnow.org, services@longnow.org
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The Magic has won international recognition as an outstanding American playwrights’ theater. Substantial new plays by writers such as Pulitzer Prize-winner Sam Shepard have been presented, as well as innovative works by emerging writers.
Bldg D, 3rd Floor: Sam Shepard Theater
www.MagicTheatre.org, info@magictheatre.org
Office (415) 441-8001
Box office (415) 441-8822
The Mexican Museum voices the complexity and richness of Mexican and Latino art throughout the Americas. With a permanent collection of over 12,000 objects ranging from Pre-Conquest, Colonial, Popular, Modern & Contemporary Mexican to Chicano Art, The Mexican Museum is a local treasure. Public and educational programs are also offered at different venues. See the Museums page for hours of operation and other information.
Bldg D, 1st Floor
www.mexicanmuseum.org
info@mexicanmuseum.org
(415) 202-9700
The Museo is dedicated to researching, collecting and displaying the works of Italian and Italian American artists, and promotes educational programs for the appreciation of Italian art and culture. Facilities include two galleries, a library, offices and a gift shop.
Bldg C, 1st Floor
www.museoitaloamericano.org
sfmuseo@sbcglobal.net
(415) 673-2200
Friends of the San Francisco Public Library operates Readers Bookstore and conducts book sales, including the annual Big Book Sale, to support programs at the main library & branch libraries. Store: Bldg C, Rm 165, Daily 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (Closed some holidays, call store for info) Donation Center: 438 Treat Avenue, San Francisco (between 17th, 18th, Folsom & Harrison streets)
www.friendssfpl.org, info@friendssfpl.org
(415) 771-1076 (store)
(415) 522-8600 (donation center)
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artists Gallery represents more than 1300 Northern California artists, with works available for rental and for sale. The Gallery’s exhibition program of eleven shows each year features primarily works of California artists.
Bldg A North
www.sfmoma.org/pages/artists_gallery
webmaster@sfmoma.org
(415) 441-4777
Classes (for ages 22 months to 10 years) in collage, drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, clay, and photography. The program provides individual attention exploring the organized freedom of the studio. The work becomes a visual diary of personal and creative growth. The studio is available for art birthday parties for children. The Center also conducts classes at family shelters throughout the city as part of its community outreach program.
Bldg C, 1st Floor
www.childrensartcenter.org cacsf@childrensartcenter.org
(415) 771-0292
The producer of the nationally acclaimed SF Ethnic Dance Festival presents and promotes world dance and music that reflects the diversity of America. Through performance opportunities, educational activities, and cultural exchanges, it seeks to inspire innovation and keep traditions alive.
Bldg D, 2nd Floor
www.worldartswest.org, info@worldartswest.org
(415) 474-3914
YPT is a professional children’s theater that presents 7 or 8 shows each year, tours local schools with productions, offers classes in the dramatic arts, and is available for children’s birthday parties.
Bldg C, 3rd Floor
www.ypt.org
(415) 346-5550
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