Make Music San Francisco, is inviting your business, your neighbors, your friends, your community and you to celebrate San Francisco and the Summer Solstice with music from the city that brought you the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Dead Kennedys, Avengers, Flipper, Romeo Void, Santana, Journey, and Metallica. 

We welcome all musicians, instruments of all types, singers, percussionists, and experimental musicians to join us in welcoming summer. Make Music San Francisco is open to all: professionals, amateurs, children, adults, choirs, soloists… anyone with an ear for music is welcome to join and anyone who loves music will want to attend. Performances will take place on Tuesday, June 21, 2022, from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm across San Francisco in community centers, restaurants, shared spaces, back yards, front steps, libraries, local businesses, slow streets, and parks.  

Plan your concert experience by visiting the Make Music San Francisco website for your Music Map checklist, an approved list of participants, performance spaces, and collaborating partners.  

Make Music San Francisco is a live, free musical celebration on June 21, the longest day of the year, with concerts on streets, sidewalks, and parks across the city.

Enjoy and Stay Safe!

Dear Mission Bay Community,

We are thrilled that the Warriors won the 2022 NBA Finals! Please be advised of the upcoming Thrive City Plaza activity, due to the big win:

• You will see deconstruction of the ESPN set that is at the base of the gatehouse. To maintain a safe work environment, you will see portions of the Thrive City Plaza closed with bike racks. 
• There will be a private employee/family celebration at the Thrive City Plaza on Monday, June 20^th. Setup for this event will start on Sunday, June 19^th. A significant portion of the plaza will be closed off – Please review to the map below with the highlighted street closures in red.
• Warriors Way and 16^th St will be closed on Monday, June 20^th from 5am-6pm. Vehicles will be able to access the 450 South Street (150 Warriors Way) garage from Bridgeview Way.
• Access to all Thrive City retail will remain in place.

Please let the Asset Team know if you have any questions or concerns regarding this memo.

Sincerely,

JEANEVY ABATA – Executive Director Asset Services

ELISSA RIEDY – Executive Director Asset Services

TARA COLLISHAW – Director Asset Services

JULIA MILLAN – Asset Coordinator

YUNNY ZHU – Tenant Coordinator

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.
1700 Owens Street Suite 590
San Francisco, CA 94158 M 415.961.7771
jmillan@are.com
www.are.com

A beloved Father’s Day tradition celebrating the creativity of North America’s indigenous peoples, the 24th annual Native Contemporary Arts Festival showcases a diverse program of native music, dance, spoken word, visual artists, vendors and native crafts. Curated by Janeen Antoine (Sicangu Lakota), American Indian Contemporary Arts founder and producer of the weekly Bay Native Circle airing on KPFA 94.1.

Program & Artists

• Welcoming by program MC – L. Frank
• Opening Prayer – Kanyon Sayers-Roods
• Poetry – Kim Shuck
• Music – Sweetlodge Sistaz
• Song & Dance – Winnama Ba-Kay Yachma Pomo Dancers
• Photo Opp
• Dance and More – Sewam American Indian Dance
• Music – Twice as Good Blues Band
• Closing Prayer – L. Frank

Hands-on Activities with Artists:

• Celeste Aguilar – Beaded Bracelets, Necklaces
• Nizhoni Ellenwood – Medicinal Plants, Weaving
• Ernesto Hernandez Olmos – Ceramic Amulets
• Meyo Marrufo – Styrofoam Block Printing
• Monique Sonoquie – Twine Cordage, Books

The NCAF is presented in partnership with American Indian Contemporary Arts, with major support by the San Francisco Art Commission.

DATE: Sunday, June 19, 2022

TIME: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

VENUE: Esplanade, Yerba Buena Gardens
Mission Street between 3rd & 4th Street
San Francisco, CA + Google Map 

PHONE: (415) 543-1718

COST: Free