Sunday, July 16, 2017 2:00 PM (free, limited seating) Canessa Gallery - 708 Montgomery Street, in North Beach With Jon Golinger, founder of Protect Coit Tower Detail of the Maxine Albro mural 'California', 1934 “What do powerful men fear most? Honest questions from free minds. Brush fresh paint on a blank slate – who knows what you may find?” So says artist Bernard Zakheim in a scene from Painting Coit Tower, a new play that tells the wild story of the Coit Tower murals – how they came to be and why they remain as powerful today as when they were painted on top of Telegraph Hill 83 years ago. Painting Coit Tower explores themes of free speech vs. censorship, the promise and challenge of publ
Saturday, June 24 9:30 a.m. to Noon Join the Friends of Washington Square and your neighbors to maintain the Square! No experience or equipment is necessary, but please RSVP to info@friendsofwashingtonsquarepark.com so we have enough equipment. Lunch will be provided. Meet across from Ss. Peter and Paul Church.
