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Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Join us on Friday night to hear prodigy jazz pianist Jahari Stampley preview his upcoming album "Still Listening".
Recently awarded 2023 Luminarts Fellow in Jazz Improvisation Piano, Jahari Stampley is emerging as a modern innovator in the jazz piano world. Jahari began playing piano at the age of 14 and quickly swept through the music world with his unique ability to create fresh tapestries of sound, winning many competitions, performing solo concerts internationally, and touring with renowned artists such as Stanley Clarke, Derrick Hodge, and Keyon Harrold, among many others.
Joined by:
Miguel Russell - Drums
D-Erania Stampley - Saxophone, Keyboards, and Bass
Friday September 8th 7PM
Monument, 140 9th St, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA
Tickets and more info available here
A simultaneous multi-city Juneteenth celebration by Black Techno Matters.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Kobold Quartet plays music by Benjamin Britten, Henry Purcell, and LA-based composer Juhi Bansal.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Boris Goldmund’s monthly gathering for artists to present both works in progress as well as finished works ready for public performance, exhibition or publication.
Groupmuse’s 10-year celebration, with chamber music, deep listening, and an ecstatic dance party
Music inspired by nature - an international collaboration between Maya Hall and Daniel Walter
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
An elephant researcher and a clinical psychologist give talks about relational dynamics with specially chosen music by Wave Chamber Collective strings quartet
Boris Goldmund’s monthly gathering for artists to present both works in progress as well as finished works ready for public performance, exhibition or publication.
Objekt and Ayesha. One is a pillar of the UK's leftfield techno scene, the other is one of New York's fastest rising DJ stars. Together, they're unstoppable.
An immersive queer fashion show featuring an evening of fabulous music, circus, drag, and design.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music. An inclusive & diverse monthly affair.
Boris Goldmund’s monthly gathering for artists to present both works in progress as well as finished works ready for public performance, exhibition or publication.
DJs Eris Drew, Octo Octa and Bored Lord for a night of raucous, uplifting and joyous house and techno.
Freestyle hip-hop, poems, spoken word, and a little bit of storytelling.
Monthly community meetup with two models and live music.
KLOS radio host Christian James Hand takes us through a track-by-track breakdown of some of the greatest songs ever recorded, and reveals the magic behind the music.
Francis Poulenc | Suite Française
Leoš Janáček | Mládí, “Youth”
Igor Stravinsky | Symphonies of Wind Instruments
Monument invites you to stay after Ezra Klein and Andrew Marantz's conversation for a dance party, featuring DJ Wild Man.
Wild Man is an East Bay-based geographer, dancer, and DJ. He works across all parts of his craft to coordinate more harmonious relations between sound, bodies, and space in an urban setting.
https://soundcloud.com/wildwildman
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This event is free, but donations appreciated and accepted at door!
Discussing Andrew's new book: ANTISOCIAL: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation.
An off-kilter, ill-prepared, circus-filled ode to "home" and all the unpacking that the terms entails.
Australian jazz vocalist/songwriter Kristin Berardi teams up with pianist/ composer Miro Sprague for an exciting evening of creative music.
Bring anything you want to do in the cosy company of others on a weekend, Maybe you just want to lie on a sofa, sip tea, and wake up? That's fine, too.
KLOS radio host Christian James Hand takes us through a track-by-track breakdown of some of the greatest songs ever recorded, and reveals the magic behind the music.
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