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    Pub date August 16, 2011
    WriterOona Robertson
    SectionAlerts

    alert@sfbg.com

     

    SATURDAY 20

    Resist police violence

    In August 2001, Idris Stelley was shot numerous times and killed by police in the Metreon Center, the first of two killings in the San Francisco movie theater and shopping center. August 20th marks Idriss Stelley’s birthday, and a performance event will be held in his honor. The goal of this music and spoken word event is to launch a movement of activists, city officials and mayoral candidates holding police accountable for this and other killings.

    2-5 p.m., free

    City Hall steps

    1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, SF

    www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=232070290152355

     

    TUESDAY 23

    Mayoral Arts Forum

    The 2011 Mayoral Arts Forum is a chance to meet mayoral candidates, hear their platforms on arts-related issues, and discuss the future of the arts in San Francisco. The candidates will discuss the impact of the arts on our education, community, and economy. Michael Krasney of KQED will moderate the forum, and eight mayoral candidates will be attending, including John Avalos, Leland Yee, David Chiu and Dennis Herrera.

    6-7:30 p.m., registration required, free

    Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Novellus Theater

    700 Howard St., SF

    ww.sfartsforum.org


    Muni reform panel

    Reset San Francisco, an organization affiliated with mayoral candidate Phil Ting that is trying to create an agenda for the city, is holding a panel where experts will discuss how to improve the public transportation system. Ting will participate the discussion of Muni’s service cuts, fare hikes, and inaccessibility. In July, Muni increased the price of bus passes and cable car fares, affecting both tourists and residents.

    6:30-9 p.m., free

    San Francisco Country Fair Building

    1199 9th Ave., SF

    www.resetsanfrancisco.org


    WEDNESDAY 24

    BART open house

    The aging BART cars may soon be replaced by a newer generation, and the public is invited to take part in their transformation. BART is inviting residents to explore new “Fleet of the Future” train car designs and submit ideas and feedback. The new designs are striving to be more modern, comfortable, and easier to clean. See the three BART interior car concepts, one exterior concept and a video simulation of the new trains.

    12-1:30 p.m., free

    SPUR Urban Center

    654 Mission, SF

    (415) 781-8726

    www.bart.gov/about/projects/cars/

     

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