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    JUNE ADVENTURES

    BookswapThe sellout event at

    Booksmith features trading, wine,food and guest authors.

    (415) 863-8688www.booksmith.com

    Penguinsand Pajamas

    An adult sleep-over at the CaliforniaAcademy of Sciences features stargazing,

    a Swamp Bar and late-night movies.(415) 379-8000www.calacademy.org

    Union StreetEco-UrbanFestivalThe 35-year-old street festhighlights TheCitys eco-

    friendly side.www.union

    streetfestival.com

    Live 105sBFD 2011

    Snoop Dogg, the Strokes,Biffy Clyro, Linkin Park andmore play the ShorelineAmpitheatre.

    www.livenation.com

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    Wicked PlantsThrough Oct. 30

    Best-selling author AmyStewart speaks about herbook and the exhibit onview at the Conservatory ofFlowers.

    www.conservatoryofflowers.org

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    Jennifer EganThe Pulitzer Prize-winningnovelist and writer VendelaVeda speak with MichaelKrasny at Herbst Theatre.

    (415) 392-4400www.cityarts.net

    MaryCarbonara DancesThe troupe performs What Does ItFeel Like to Kill Someone at KUNST-STOFF arts.

    www.brownpapertickets.comwww.marycarbonaradances.org

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    HaightAshbury

    Street FairMusic, food andartisan crafts are

    on hand at the 34thannual fair in thecelebrated hood.

    www.haightashburystreetfair.org

    San Mateo County FairThrough June 19

    Air Supply kicks off this yearsentertainment lineup, which also

    includes The Four Tops, War andGrand Funk Railroad.

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    San Francisco Opera

    Through June 28Das Rheingold, the firstof Wagners epic four-partRing cycle, opens at the WarMemorial Opera House.

    (415) 864-3330www.sfopera.com

    Picasso:Masterpieces from the

    Muse National PicassoThrough Oct. 9 The deYoung Museum continues its

    unparalled exhibit of Picasso works.(415) 750-3600, www.famsf.org

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    Much AdoAbout Lebowski

    Through June 26Primitive ScrewheadsElizabethan theatrical parodyof The Big Lebowski isonstage at CellSpace.

    www.primitivescrewheads.com

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    FestivalThrough June 19Festivities abound in The Citys historic

    Little Italy neighborhood.

    www.northbeachchamber.com

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    Panic atthe Disco

    The duo headlines a Warfieldshow also featuring

    Fun and FuneralParty.

    www.ticketmaster.com

    AnitaCocktail

    The singer, with herHonkey Tonk Hootenanny

    show, kicks off Pride at theRrazz Room.

    (415) 394-1189, www.therrazzroom.com

    SF Ethnic DanceFestivalThrough July 3The 33rd annual eventpresents international troupes

    at Yerba Buena Center for theArts.

    www.worldartswest.org

    EvaGabrielsson

    The partner of late authorStieg Larsson speaks abouther memoir at Herbst Theatre.

    (415) 392-4400

    www.cityarts.net

    Teatro ZinZanniThrough Oct. 9The new show MaestrosEnchantment featuresJoan Baez and illusionistVoronin.

    www.love.zinzanni.org

    San FranciscoPride ParadeIn Pride We Trust is thetheme; the festivities startat 10:30 a.m. at Beale andMarket streets.

    (415) 864-0831www.sfpride.org

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    1980sDance Party

    Leg warmers and blue eyeshadow are encouraged at the

    Make-Out Rooms dance night.

    (415) 647-2888www.makeoutroom.com

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    Jazz FestivalMusic fills the streets inwhats billed as the largestfree event of its kind.

    (800) 310-6563www.fillmorejazz

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    SF Mime Troupe

    Through Sept. 25Poltical satirists appear in theannual free show at 2 p.m. inDolores Park.

    (415) 285-1717www.sfmt.org

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    Independence DayCelebrationThe annual waterfrontcelebration begins at noonat Pier 39 and fireworkshappen aftersundown.

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    This Is NowGraffiti artists RISK and COOZopen a show at 111 Minna Gallery.

    (415) 974-1719www.111minnagallery.com

    Dutch and FlemishMasterworksThrough Oct. 2An exhibition of lifelike works

    by 17th-century masters opensat the Legion of Honor.

    (415) 750-3600www.famsf.org

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    Renegade

    Craft FairThrough July 10This showcase ofhomemade goods

    returns to Fort Mason Center.

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    The MonkeesDavy Jones, Micky Dolenzand Peter Tork appear at theMountain Winery.

    (800) 745-3000www.ticketmaster.com

    EddieVedder

    Through July 12The rocker plays a solo

    show, with special guest GlenHansard, at the ParamountTheatre.

    www.ticketmaster.com

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    SF SilentFilm Festival

    Through July 17The largest silent film festival in theU.S. is at the Castro Theatre.

    (415) 621-6120, www.silentfilm.org

    Family SundownSafariParents and kids areinvited to camp out at theOakland Zoo.

    (510) 632-9525www.oakland

    zoo.org

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    del SoleThrough July 24

    A bevy ofinternationallyknown virtuososappear in Napa.

    (888) 337-6272www.festivaldelsole.org

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    Emerson StringQuartet

    The Grammyaward-winnersperform Schubert, Bartokand Haydn.

    (888) 337-6272www.festivaldelsole.org

    Charlie MurphyThrough July 24The Chappelles Showsensation appears doingstandup at Cobbs.

    (415) 928-4320,www.cobbscomedyclub.com

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    TwilightZone The

    Plays Season 8The Dark Room brings back its popular

    live interpretations of the cult TV series.

    (415) 401-7987www.darkroomsf.com

    San FranciscoBalletThe troupe presents its annual

    free performance at the SternGrove Festival.

    (415) 252-6252www.sterngrove.org

    BATS ImprovBattle of the BayCharacterizations of S.F.neighborhoods duke it out atthe Bay Front Theater.

    (415) 474-6776www.improv.org

    Billy ElliotThrough Sept. 17The musical version of the hitBritish film is onstage at theOrpheum Theatre.

    (415) 551-2000www.shnsf.com

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    George Thorogoodand The DestroyersThe blues rockers appearat the Mountain Winery inSaratoga with special guestKenny Wayne Shepherd.

    www.mountain

    winery.com

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    Merola

    OperaThe up-and-coming

    vocalists present RossinisThe Barber of Seville at

    Herbst Theatre.

    (415) 864-3330www.merolaopera.com

    A Seaof Gems

    Through Aug. 7The 57th annual Gateway toGems gem and mineral showand sale is at the Presidio.

    (415) 564-4230www.sfgms.org

    Rx BanditsThe Southern Californiabands farewell tour comes tothe Regency Ballroom.

    (800) 745-3000www.ticketmaster.com

    Peter FramptonThe 1970s hitmaker graces

    the Warfield stage.

    (800) 745-3000www.ticketmaster.com

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    The literary socialmonthly meets at

    the Make-Out Room forreadings, drinks and comedy.

    www.therumpus.net

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    AmericanCraft CouncilShowThrough Aug. 14The annual event

    the largest juried craft showon the West Coast is at FortMason Center.

    www.craftcouncil.org

    BurlingameArtzFest

    Through Aug. 14 Art and gourmet foodsfill the streets at the annual fair in the

    Burlingame Avenue area.

    www.burlingamechamber.org

    NihonmachiStreet Fair

    Its the second day of the38th Japantown festival.

    www.nihonmachistreetfair.org

    AmosLee and

    CalexicoThe musician tours his

    fourth album; eclectic indie favoritesopen at the Fox Theater in Oakland.

    www.ticketmaster.com

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    ThomasWold

    The inventive art-furniture maker opens his

    latest show at the InnerRichmonds Park Life.

    (415) 386-7275

    www.parklifestore.com

    Four Saints inThree ActsThrough Aug. 21A new production of GertrudeStein and Virgil Thompsonsopera is onstage at YerbaBuena Center for the Arts.

    (415) 978-2787www.ybca.org

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    Bill MaherThe comedian andcommentator appears atDavies Symphony Hall.

    www.ticketmaster.com

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    San FranciscoOperaMezzo-sopranoDolora Zajick performsat Stern Grove.

    (415) 252-6252www.sterngrove.org

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    Unity Tour1990s pop rock

    mainstays 311 and Sublimeperform with Rome at the

    Shoreline Ampitheatre.

    www.ticketmaster.com

    Senseand

    SensibilityThrough Sept. 18

    TheatreWorks presents anadaptation of the Jane Austen novel

    onstage at the Mountain View Centerfor Performing Arts.

    www.theatreworks.org

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    Ben HarperThe soulful, multi-

    talented singersongwriter plays The

    Warfield.

    www.ticketmaster.

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    Rock theBells 2011The big annual hip-hopfestival is at ShorelineAmpitheatre.

    www.ticketmaster.com

    Waiting for GiovanniThrough Sept. 18New Conservatory TheatreCenters play is inspired bythe concept of author James

    Baldwins psyche.www.nctcsf.org

    Kenny G,Michael Bolton

    The smooth jazz icons appear atthe Mountain Winery in Saratoga.

    www.mountainwinery.com

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