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Friday Nights at the de Young: Contemporary Opera | Golden Gate Park

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Friday, October 26, 2012 - 5:00 pm to 8:45 pm | Cost: FREE*
*Programs are free and open to the public, but does not include admission to the museum's galleries

de Young Museum | 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco, CA



Friday Nights at the de Young | Golden Gate Park

Friday Nights at the de Young: Contemporary Opera | Golden Gate Park       Friday Nights at the de Young is a free weekly after-hours art “happening” in the museum’s public spaces.

The event has a new theme every week, but typically includes an eclectic mix of live music, dance performances, film screenings, panel discussions, lectures, artist demos, hands-on art activities and more. Plus, the observation tower is open until 8:15pm.

All activities on Friday nights are free and open to the public, but sadly, if you want to visit the museum’s galleries, regular admission charges still apply.

Friday Nights at the de Young
Fridays, 5pm to 8:45pm
de Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, SF
FREE

Friday Nights at the de Young: Contemporary Opera | Golden Gate Park       October 26, 2012

6:30pm – Wilsey Court – Ensemble Parallele: Maya Kherani and J. Raymond Myers, Four Saints in Three Acts

Join sopranos Maya Kherani and Kelly Rubinsohn, mezzo-soprano Erin Neff, bass-baritone John Bischoff, and pianist Keisuke Nakagoshi as they perform selected arias and ensembles from operas by Britten, Adamo, Weill, Golijov, Harbison, Floyd, Barber, Ravel, Previn, and Perla. Enjoy the open space of the de Young’s Wilsey Court, where the music will resonate among the museum’s thought-provoking permanent collection works.

7:00pm – Koret Auditorium - Kathan Brown, founding director, Crown Point Press

Kathan Brown is an artist, writer, printer, and entrepreneur and the founder in 1962 of Crown Point Press, a Bay Area publishers of artists’ etchings. Brown’s initial publishing program focused on local artists—etchings by Richard Diebenkorn and Wayne Thiebaud were the first two projects she published. Artists began coming to Crown Point from New York in the early 1970s, and by the end of the decade Brown was inviting artists from around the world.


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Cost: FREE*

*Programs are free and open to the public, but does not include admission to the museum's galleries

This event is scheduled every Friday:
Please be aware that recurring events like this may occasionally be cancelled or postponed by the promoter - especially on holidays. We always suggest you contact the promoter or venue to confirm for a particular day.

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