APAture 2018 Showcase artist, Cesar Cadabes performs his solo theater show, Not My First Pandemic at Brava Theater!
Read MoreA reading featuring F.T. Kola, Preeti Vangani, and Ploi Pirapokin, as they share works through the lens of non-US born writers in America.
Read MoreCelebrating the launch of They Rise Like a Wave (2022 Itasca Books)
Read MoreA dance piece focusing on separation of families and mass detention of immigrants as forms of incarceration from 9/1-9/11/22.
Read MoreStand-up comedian and actress, Kat Evasco, brings back her solo theater show to Brava Theater.
Read MoreJoin us for this reading featuring emerging local writers from the 2022 Interdisciplinary Writers Lab (IWL), presented by Kearny Street Workshop and the Asian Art Museum.
Read MoreKhamsa, the Arabic word for “five,” is a multimedia art exhibition showcasing twenty Black, Muslim, Immigrant, and Refugee visual artists and musicians traversing the five stages of grief.
Read More…until now is a site-responsive performance ritual by Bay Area-based Filipinx American artist Kimberley Acebo Arteche
Read MoreSubmission to Omnidawn’s Open Poetry Book contest close on August 14th!
Read MoreAwesome Theatre in partnership with Bindlestiff Studio present this new play by comedian, Marc Abrigo. Opening at Bindlestiff on 7/14!
Read MoreSouthern Exposure's Mission Voices Summer (MVS) is a FREE four-week intensive summer arts program for youth aged 16-21, now online! Begins July 11. Applications now open.
Read MoreTwo unique programs of music, dance, and film that bring together a national lineup representing multiple generations of AIR artists to celebrate this historic milestone and look forward to the future with radical imagination.
Read MoreBindlestiff director, Oliver Saria’s new play runs in-person June 16-25, 2022 (Thursday-Saturday) @ 8pm + 4pm matinee, Saturday, June 18th at Bindlestiff Studio!
Read MoreTICKETS NOW ON SALE! June 11th, 2022. San Francisco Mint. Celebrate 50 years of KSW!
Read Moreritual for thrivation no. 2 poses ancestral reverence, intergenerational healing, and urban-indigenous futurism as urgent and fundamental to alleviating our current climate crisis.
Read MorePulitzer Prize finalist, Kristina Wong, and KSW director, Jason Bayani, are some of this year’s featured artists at CAATA Confest 2020. Catch the full slate of theater offerings and panels online and on demand only until 5/29!
Read MoreCatch the last two weekends Monument, Or Four Sisters ( A Sloth Play) by former KSW artistic director and beloved alumni— Sam Chanse! Running until 5/29 at The Magic Theatre.
Read MoreRoot Division Celebrates 20 Years at Kapwa Gardens
Read MoreThis new exhibition traces the connection the I-Hotel and APA arts in San Francisco.
Read MoreJoin us in celebration of the new book releases of Jane Wong's "How to Not Be Afraid of Everything" and Shelley Wong's "As She Appears"!
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