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Yerba Buena Center For the Arts

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Alonzo King Lines with Zakir Hussain
Alonzo King Lines with Zakir Hussain
nick dong: 11 to 88; Dharma Wheel of Ego & Egoless (08/2024)
nick dong: 11 to 88; Dharma Wheel of Ego & Egoless (08/2024)
Alonzo King Lines Ballet with Zakir Hussain
Alonzo King Lines Ballet with Zakir Hussain
Nick Dong 11 to 88 exhibit
Nick Dong 11 to 88 exhibit
701 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94103
+1 (415) 978-2787
http://www.ybca.org

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is a cultural institution based in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to showcasing contemporary art and performances.

With a focus on fostering creativity and engaging with diverse audiences, the center serves as a hub for artistic expression and community collaboration.

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Sylvia Y.
7/15/2024

Came here on Sunday for Nick Dong's 11 to 88 exhibition. Admission was free as it was the 2nd Sunday of the month. The lobby is expansive and has a ton of natural lighting, and plenty of space to...

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Grace M.
10/14/2024

Quiet and intimidate arts space which features smaller exhibits. Easy to spend about 1 hour or less here given its size. We stopped by for a special exhibit (Nick Dong: 11 to 88) which was free...

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Vinkin Ken T.
8/6/2024

Scored a free ticket to see Nick Dong: 11 to 88 exhibit during First Thursdays in downtown. It's usually $10 which is affordable too. Exhibit ends August 25, 2024. This was my first time entering...

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Loella D.
1/19/2024

We came here for the parol star lantern event that SOMA Pilipinas held. The space itself is so beautiful. We were mostly on the first floor where the gallery was. I love that they support local...

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Denise C.
7/1/2024

I went back to this smaller gallery museum yesterday. I only went maybe once. The gallery exhibit was interesting...and there was a small room with a light and mirror experience..worth the visit!...

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