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| Ten main stage performances, dozens of fringe events featuring music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque, an international Bach competition, a marketplace with intruments, recordings, accessories, and much more. | Ten main stage performances, dozens of fringe events featuring music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque, an international Bach competition, a marketplace with intruments, recordings, accessories, and much more. | ||
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| + | '''June 17 - 18, 2006 - North Beach Festval''' | ||
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| + | Grant Ave. (between Columbus and Filbert) and Washington Square Park San Francisco, CA | ||
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| + | Schedule: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Cost: Free Primary Phone: (415) 989-2220 Web site: www.sfnorthbeach.org | ||
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| + | In the past, this Italian neighborhood was a playground for pirates, beatniks, and fan dancers. While the area is calmer now, its cultural scene is still rich in art, music, and pasta sauce. This oldest of American urban street fairs offers delectable Italian foods, authentic street chalk art, animal blessings, and live bands playing jazz, blues, and other music. More than 100,000 people are expected to attend. | ||
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June 3 - 5, 2006 - Union Street Fair
Union St. from Gough St. to Steiner St. San Francisco, CA
Schedule: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Cost: Free Primary Phone: (800) 310-6563 Web site: www.unionstreetfestival.com
More than 200 craftspeople and artists will be on hand exhibiting their creations—everything from leather purses and handmade jewelry to framed photographs and painted portraits. You'll also find a wide variety of gourmet foods, bistro-style cafes, wine and beer gardens, and two entertainment stages with live music that includes jazz and classical. Also, a family area with activities and hands-on art projects for kids.
June 4 - 11, 2006 - Berkeley Festival & Exhibition
Various locations Berkeley and San Francisco, CA
Schedule: Call or check Web site for schedule Cost: $16–$42 Primary Phone: (510) 642-0212 Web site: bfx.berkeley.edu
Ten main stage performances, dozens of fringe events featuring music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque, an international Bach competition, a marketplace with intruments, recordings, accessories, and much more.
June 17 - 18, 2006 - North Beach Festval
Grant Ave. (between Columbus and Filbert) and Washington Square Park San Francisco, CA
Schedule: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Cost: Free Primary Phone: (415) 989-2220 Web site: www.sfnorthbeach.org
In the past, this Italian neighborhood was a playground for pirates, beatniks, and fan dancers. While the area is calmer now, its cultural scene is still rich in art, music, and pasta sauce. This oldest of American urban street fairs offers delectable Italian foods, authentic street chalk art, animal blessings, and live bands playing jazz, blues, and other music. More than 100,000 people are expected to attend.
