Herbst Theatre
Neighborhood: Civic Center
Nearest Train: Van Ness Station
Phone: +1 415 621 6600
Fax: +1 415 621 5091
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Herbst Theatre is part of the War Memorial & Performing Arts Center located across the street from SF's stunning City Hall. Herbst plays host to a plethora of cultural events ranging from lectures and discussions (by the likes of Ricky Jay and Dave Eggers) to full-on rock concerts (by such luminaries as Ryan Adams and Beirut). It features a 928-seat recital hall as well as murals painted by renowned artist Frank Brangwyn for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915 in San Francisco. See websites for event info and more.
Oct 17th, 2008 to Oct 18th, 2008
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) has come to personify the spirit of Colonial America: open, direct, confident, persistent, practical, and trustworthy. This two-day program will explore Franklin's contributions and influence as the original thirteen colonies transform themselves into a new kind of society; one capable not only of defeating a much larger and stronger foe, but also of inventing entirely new forms of self-government that have stood the test of time. Presented by Humanities West, a Bay Area non-profit.
Admission: USD20-100
E-Mail: info@humanitieswest.org
Phone: +1 415 392 4400
On the Web: http://www.humanitieswest.org/currentBen.html
Jenny Lewis
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Oct 28th, 2008 @TBA
John Hiatt
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Nov 12th, 2008 @TBA
Joan Baez
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Civic Center Venue
Neighborhood: Civic Center
Nearest Train: Van Ness Station
Phone: +1 415 621 6600
Fax: +1 415 621 5091
Email | Website | Map |Event Website | Additional Website | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Herbst Theatre Toll Free
Video Guide
Herbst Theatre is part of the War Memorial & Performing Arts Center located across the street from SF's stunning City Hall. Herbst plays host to a plethora of cultural events ranging from lectures and discussions (by the likes of Ricky Jay and Dave Eggers) to full-on rock concerts (by such luminaries as Ryan Adams and Beirut). It features a 928-seat recital hall as well as murals painted by renowned artist Frank Brangwyn for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915 in San Francisco. See websites for event info and more.
Associated Events
Benjamin Franklin and the Invention of AmericaOct 17th, 2008 to Oct 18th, 2008
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) has come to personify the spirit of Colonial America: open, direct, confident, persistent, practical, and trustworthy. This two-day program will explore Franklin's contributions and influence as the original thirteen colonies transform themselves into a new kind of society; one capable not only of defeating a much larger and stronger foe, but also of inventing entirely new forms of self-government that have stood the test of time. Presented by Humanities West, a Bay Area non-profit.
Admission: USD20-100
E-Mail: info@humanitieswest.org
Phone: +1 415 392 4400
On the Web: http://www.humanitieswest.org/currentBen.html
Jenny Lewis
Purchase tickets for:
Oct 28th, 2008 @TBA
John Hiatt
Purchase tickets for:
Nov 12th, 2008 @TBA
Joan Baez
Purchase tickets for:
Dan Zanes
Purchase tickets for:
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