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The Crow (1994) Movie Screening / Costume Contest / Dance Party!

The Crow (1994) Movie Screening / Costume Contest / Dance Party!

October 29 at 7:30pm

DNA Lounge · West SoMa • $$

Devil's Night Eve calls for black eyeliner. Watch Brandon Lee's cult classic on the big screen, then dance to its Nine Inch Nails and Cure-fueled soundtrack, with a costume contest and go-go crows.

Deadbeat at Dawn with LIVE MUSIC from Meat Hook & the Vital Organs

Deadbeat at Dawn with LIVE MUSIC from Meat Hook & the Vital Organs

October 29 at 7:30pm

4 Star Theater · Seacliff

A cult gang revenge flick gets the opening band it deserves. Meat Hook & the Vital Organs unleash their self-described "Rot N' Roll Or Death Glam" before Goose's doomed attempt to leave gang life hits the screen.

Scott Pilgrim: Movie Screening + Dance Party

Scott Pilgrim: Movie Screening + Dance Party

November 22 at 8pm

DNA Lounge · West SoMa • $20

Sex Bob-omb lives. Watch Scott Pilgrim vs. The World on the big screen, then hit the floor for a dance party with DJ Tripp, go-gos, and a costume contest: Evil Exes welcome.

Hook in Concert

Hook in Concert

November 27 at 7:30pm +1

Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall · Civic Center

Bangarang, grown-ups: Spielberg's Hook hits the big screen while a full orchestra makes John Williams' swashbuckling score swell live. Robin Williams, Lost Boys, and pure childhood nostalgia, in concert.

San Francisco Symphony: Hook - Film With Live Orchestra

San Francisco Symphony: Hook - Film With Live Orchestra

November 28 at 10pm

Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall · Civic Center

Relive your childhood as the San Francisco Symphony performs John Williams' soaring score live while "Hook" plays on the big screen. It's the movie you grew up on, but the music hits different when sixty musicians are playing it in real time.

The Streets of San Francisco Screening and Discussion

The Streets of San Francisco Screening and Discussion

Tenderloin Museum · Tenderloin

Watch two episodes of the 70s crime drama filmed right in the Tenderloin, complete with a surprise virtual guest star appearance and a discussion unpacking how the show shaped the neighborhood's image.

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Where should I look for theatre and music in San Francisco?

New Conservatory Theatre Center is worth checking for intimate productions and queer stories. For an evening built around dancing, look at the programme at Madrone Art Bar. Pick the production or music first; the room is only half the decision.

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