Paul Kotapish

Congratulations to the winners of the annual SFCV readers’ poll.

Catch an outstanding past performance for free every Friday at dinner hour.

Bay Area and Los Angeles music and dance groups are among those getting direct funding through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

Ten local nonprofits will collaborate with world-class artists on fresh projects in the field of dance and movement-based performance.

A second round of NEA grants provide much-needed funding to Bay Area and L.A. performers and presenters.

From Appalachian fiddle tunes to Swedish nyckelharpa music: ten delightful performances featuring great folk music.

Here are some of our favorite interactive “Google Doodles” that explore music-making and history.

The local company plans to preserve this year’s ambitious program and possibly build on it during the gap year.

A public/private coalition will provide grants directly to artists and arts workers in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Application deadline is June 5.

Porch concerts provide live music for locals all over the “Island City” on Friday evenings.