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Curated by the City

Each month we hand the mic to artists, organizers, and locals in the know. Explore the live events and venues they’re excited about.

La Doña

La Doña Artist, Music Educator, Activist and Cultural Worker My name is Cecilia Cassandra Peña-Govea but most people know me as La Doña. The theme for my picks is “We Are Still Here,” and is an ode to the spaces that sustain community-based artists.   San Francisco being a primary market city means that we get most of the big names that tour throughout California.  These artists have teams and labels, and these teams have marketing budgets, and one way or another, we WILL hear about these shows.   For my venue picks, I wanted to shed light on some of the…

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Ruby Ibarra

Ruby Ibarra Rapper, Spoken Word Artist, and Director Ruby Ibarra is a rapper, spoken word artist, and director from the Bay Area, CA who has toured across the United States and the Philippines, including universities, empowerment conferences, music venues, and spaces such as – the National Mall in DC, the Getty Center, and The Ford. Ruby has been featured on notable publications such as NPR, Huffington Post, Paper Mag, Vogue Philippines, CNN Philippines, XXL Magazine, the Today show, T Magazine, NY Times, LA Times, and the SF Chronicle. On May 2025, Ruby was declared the winner of NPR’s 2025 Tiny…

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Jessica Silverman

San Francisco Art Week, January 17–25, 2026, brings the Bay Area’s art ecosystem fully alive around FOG Design+Art. My picks focus on live performances and gatherings—the moments that extend art beyond the gallery walls and reward being in the room. The rest of my January selections highlight live work that’s worth catching throughout the month. For those navigating Art Week with intention, sfartweek.com offers the full program, schedule, and map, plus Shop Dine SF’s guidance on where to eat, drink, and gather along the way.
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