https://dwebcamp.org/

Retreat in the Redwoods

Set in the beautiful redwoods near the Mendocino coast of California, DWeb Camp is a five-day retreat for builders and dreamers to connect, learn, share and have fun as we work towards building a better, decentralized web. A web that actualizes the principles of trust, human agency, mutual respect, and ecological awareness. 

Our goal is to create a safe space and a caring community, grounded outside in nature, where we can explore the hidden dynamics and consequences of technology. A place where we can build tools to solve real-world needs. Where everyone can find their personal flow – that unique way they can contribute to the world.

Migration: Moving Together

Migration is a process of movement – of people, animals, data. It’s a journey from a tumultuous present into the unknown, toward a more hopeful future. But birds, butterflies, and people do not migrate alone. They move together in community, driven by a desire to reach a better place, helping each other toward their mutual destinations.

At DWeb Camp 2024, we’ll be exploring the theme of migration and how we can move together toward the Web we want and deserve. We’ll be tackling real-world challenges that technology may address: can we bring tools to migrate people and data onto the Decentralized Web? We’ll be sharing fundraising knowledge to help everyone find sustainable resources for their journeys. Musicians will perform new music about migration & climate change, while campers share their migration stories using the open source platform, Terrastories.

New works by UCB composers:
Aine Nakamura
Mat Muntz
Dion Nataraja
Nathan Corder
Matthew Monaco

Livestream Link:
https://www.youtube.com/live/WvKLGWs149Y?si=eFpKfNql52G0PVCf

CSU East Bay’s annual memorial scholarship concert, featuring new music by CSUEB student composers. Free and open to the public.

The gala to support this amazing 41-year old organizaiton

THE CONSERVATORY AT ONE SANSOME • SAN FRANCISCO

Join us for an elegant evening of delicious cuisine, memorable performances, and the chance to mix and mingle with AIISF’s extended network of friends, supporters, and community partners.

Tickets and info here

Honoring: 2024 Immigrant Heritage and Spirit of Angel Island Award Recipients:

Jose Antonio Vargas, Phil Ting, Him Mark Lai (posthumous), and Genny Lim

Poetry & Strings in the Park

12:00 pm – 4:00 pm, music sets at 1 & 2:30

as part of Asian Classical Music Initiative conference

Huang Ruo: “The Last Chinaman from the Titanic” from ANGEL ISLAND
Charlton Lee: Five by Four

Exact map location of Hannon Theater
Free to public with $5 parking fee.

as part of Asian Classical Music Initiative conference

Chinary Ung: Spiral X: In Memoriam

Exact Mary Chapel campus location here

Free to public with $5 parking

as part of Asian Classical Music Initiative conference

2 Performances at 11:30PM & 1:30PM in the Immigration Station.

Featuring Huang Ruo’s “A Dust in Time” meditation

Free with museum admission.

Registration encouraged: https://www.aiisf.org/events/2024-03-23-del-sol

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Please note this concert requires transportation via ferry & then either walk, bike or shuttle. Please Plan your visit here and contact us with questions.

San Francisco Public Library Golden Gate Branch Open House from 1-5pm. Special performance at 3pm of the Joy Project

Join us in our Narsai David Courtyard for an In Dialogue Community Salon about Angel Island, by Del Sol Quartet and The Last Hoisan Poets. Featuring music by Theresa Wong, Zhou Long, and Huang Ruo. This preludes the performance of Berkeley Rep’s “The Far Country.”

Doors open at 6:45pm, free to all , including non-ticket holders.

About The Far Country

A breathtaking account of immigrant, identity, and memory. From Pulitzer Prize Finalist Lloyd Suh and directed by Bay Area native Jennifer Chang. Experience one family's immigration ourney from rural Taishan to San Francisco in the wake of Chinese Exclusion Act.

Tickets/Schedule for The Far Country
Show info for The Far Country

In observation of National Angel Island Day 2024,- we are hosting a special in-person screening of the 1985 adaptation of Genny Lim's "PAPER ANGELS," on Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at the Marina Theater (2149 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123).

Free admission - RESERVE YOUR SEAT

7pm - Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation (AIISF) welcome, with music by Del Sol Quartet; "Paper Angels" (60 mins) screening from 7:30pm - 8:30pm; Q&A with Genny Lim immediately following the screening.

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About PAPER ANGELS

This television adaptation of Genny Lim's play dramatizes a chapter in the history of the Chinese immigrant experience in America. Set in the early 1900s, the program recounts the experiences of the men and women detained at the immigration station on Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay. The new arrivals express their hopes and anxieties as they try to reconcile their Chinese heritage with their new lives in California.

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GENNY LIM's ground-breaking play PAPER ANGELS was the first Asian American play to air on PBS's American Playhouse on Monday, June 17, 1985 at 9:00 PM.

Join us at MOCA on January 14 for a special event. This program is not a full performance of the opera but an insightful discussion featuring select musical excerpts. Engage with Huang Ruo and the Del Sol Quartet in a conversation exploring the creation of Angel Island, offering a chance for deeper engagement with the themes and history behind the production.

Presented by BAM and Prototype Festival, we will have a new production of Angel Island. Music by Huang Ruo, directed by Matthew Ozawa and film by Bill Morrison. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street will be our collaborators on stage.

Presented by BAM and Prototype Festival, we will have a new production of Angel Island. Music by Huang Ruo, directed by Matthew Ozawa and film by Bill Morrison. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street will be our collaborators on stage.

Presented by BAM and Prototype Festival, we will have a new production of Angel Island. Music by Huang Ruo, directed by Matthew Ozawa and film by Bill Morrison. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street will be our collaborators on stage.

Join us in celebrating Chinary Ung in his 80th year, along with the Dresher Ensemble, San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, and the Cal Berkeley Music Department. With performances of Spiral X, Luminous Spirals, and a sneak preview excerpt of a new work.

Purchase tickets here.

with the Last Hoisan Poets - Flo Oy Wong, Nellie Wong, and Genny Lim

music by: Huang Ruo, Chinary Ung, and Erika Oba

to celebrate the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation’s 40th Anniversary

More info here

The event is free with admission to the Detention Barracks Museum ($5 adult, $3 youth).

PLAN YOUR VISIT - this concert requires you to arrange your own ferry and on-island transportation . Please visit the AIISF website to plan your visit. The show times are arranged to accommodate the ferry schedules.

with the Last Hoisan Poets - Flo Oy Wong, Nellie Wong, and Genny Lim

music by: Huang Ruo, Chinary Ung, and Erika Oba

to celebrate the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation’s 40th Anniversary

More info here

The event is free with admission to the Detention Barracks Museum ($5 adult, $3 youth).

PLAN YOUR VISIT - this concert requires you to arrange your own ferry and on-island transportation . Please visit the AIISF website to plan your visit. The show times are arranged to accommodate the ferry schedules.

Music by Chinary Ung, Huang Ruo, Erika Oba, Meilina Tsui

“THE JINGWEI BIRD” weaves brand-new music by Asian-American composers with powerful bilingual poetry, using storytelling and mythology to deepen our understanding and awareness of the nature around us.

Presented at the new India Basin waterfront park

More info from ArtsEd4all

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The India Basin Waterfront Park project is a partnership between Rec and Park, Trust for Public Land, San Francisco Parks Alliance, A. Philip Randolph Institute, and the Bayview-Hunters Point community.

The India Basin Waterfront Park project is guided by an Equitable Development Plan (EDP), a first for San Francisco. It ensures that the waterfront park will benefit current Bayview-Hunters Point (BVHP) residents while preserving the culture and identity of the historic neighborhood. It provides a blueprint for delivering a park designed by and for the community while improving economic opportunity and environmental health for its residents. For more, visit https://ibwaterfrontparks.com/

More about SF Recreation & Parks: http://sfrecpark.org.

This event is sponsored in part by grants from Grants for the Arts and the Zellerbach Family Foundation.

Premiere performances of new works by Alam Khan & Arjun Verma for Sarode, Sitar, String Quartet and Tabla. With Alam Khan on sarode, Arjun Verma on sitar, and Nilan Chaudhuri on tabla.

Premiere performances of new works by Alam Khan & Arjun Verma for Sarode, Sitar, String Quartet and Tabla. With Alam Khan on sarode, Arjun Verma on sitar, and Nilan Chaudhuri on tabla.

We’ll be joining local treasure SPELLLING to celebrate the release of her latest album (which features Del Sol!) and much more.

Our cellist Kathryn Bates gives a talk on “CELLO PLAY". She’ll explore what it means to find freedom and fun in our quest for success.

Sunday September 10 at 2PM ET / 11PM PT

via Youtube or Facebook.

 details 

Del Sol plays a set of live music. Union Square in Bloom embraces the blossoming of music this summer brought to you by SF Live. Free.

New works for Sarode, Sitar, String Quartet and Tabla by Alam Khan and Arjun Verma.

We are proud to continue our collaboration with SF Public Libraries. This show will be outdoors unless weather invites us inside.