Documentos do Arquivo Pessoal de Gilberto Gil

VINYL EVENTS Around Town, Authors, Attractions & Benefits ELBOROOM. August 29 GILBERTO Quanta New Collection of Brazilian Songs also Mike Marshall & Choro Famoso Sunday, August 31, 8pm Masonic Auditorium 1111 California Street San Francisco Tickets: City Box Office 415 392 4400 or BASS www.lemon.com/gil www.gilbertogil.com.br a thalia production Blues on the Golden Cate Larkspur Ferry Sponsored by: Golden Gate Ferry GUARDIAN BISCUITS & BLUES Enjoy an early summer evening on the bay dd listening to some cool blues Friday, August 29th FEATURING Rusty Zinn Straight up blues that will get you movin Complimentary appetizers provided by MCCORMICKESCHMICKS Corte Madera From SF: Ferry Building Leaves @ 4:50pm Returns @ 6:30pm From Marin: Larkspur Ferry Terminal Leaves 3:45pm Returns 5:40pm Full Bar On Board $5.00 Round Trip 415-923-2000 TDD 415-257-4554 96 www.sbg.com August 27, 1997 San Francisco Bay Guardian Linda McCartney's "Sixties' Fri/29, Museum of the City of San Francisco F 30 YEARS ago was the Summer of Love, this year might be the Sum- mer of Nostalgia. Just as the Beat- les were winding down, the Summer of Love was in full force in San Fran- cisco. That summer also marked the beginning of an auspicious friendship between the McCartneys and Chet Helms, whose famous Avalon Ball- room made '60s music history. This year the McCartneys are back in town to support their old friend by throwing a special exhibit of photography from Linda McCartney's book Sixties. Proceeds from the sales of Linda's photographs will benefit the 30th anniversary celebration of the Summer of Love being organized by Helms. This exhibit, which will also feature his- toric Summer of Love pho tos from San Francisco pho- tographers Robert Altman, Baron Wolman, and Herb Greene, opens free to the pub- lic Aug. 29, the 30th anniver- sary of the Beatles' last con- cert, held at Candlestick Park. VIP opening reception (free to public) Fri/29, 7:30- 10 p.m. Exhibit open Wed. Sun., Aug. 29-Sept. 30, 10 a.m. 4 p.m., 2807 Leav- enworth, Third floor, S.E (415) 928-0289. (Guang- Shing Cheng) Events listings are compiled by Lee Hub bard, Chuy Varela, and Tommy Wester field weeks before publication be recerea listing press releases must phone. Send informaccept listings over the Hampshire, S.F. 94110; fax to (415) 255- 8762 or E-mail to listings@sfbg.com. We cannot guarantee the return of photos, but enclosing an SASE helps Latino Heritage Month Berkeley Saturday Nite Outdoor Cinema Festival Wednesday/27 "Locas Locas Y.Q.U.E.I' OSIDA por Vida, 2973 16 yecto con 5-1643. 6:30pm. free. The forum for lesbian and bi- sexual Latinas, in their 20s and younger, meets, Aug. 30-Sept. 27, Pyramid Brewery and Alehouse -MOVIE and cult film aficionados will definitely want to check out the first annual Berkeley Saturday Nite Out- door The soul of the '60s: A show of Linda McCartney's photos benefits the Summer of Love anniversary party Saturday/30 Banda del Recodo de Don Cruz Lizarra- ga Eastmont Mall Pavilion, 73rd Ave and Bancroft, Oakl: (510) 261-1520. 8pm. $25. The granddaddy of the Mexican brass band pop music known as banda performs Mike Marshall's Choro Famoso Freight and Salvage 1117 Addison. Berk: (510) 548-1761. 8:30pon, $13.50-14.50. Born in a late 19th-century Latin-Euro-Afro fusion, Brazilian choro music gets brand new ex- pression by mandolinist Mike Marshall in a scintillating septet of guitars, percussion, and clarinet. (Derk Richardson Sunday/31 Gilberto Gil with Mike Marshall and Choro Famoso Masonic Auditorium, TIT California: 392-4400. 8pm. $15-45. See Music pick, page 76 Tuesday/2 Cinema Festival, sponsored by th mid Brewery and Alehouse. Every Sa urday evening through Sept. 27, the brewery will show films on a screen hung on the large wall of its huge parking lot. Patrons can enjoy beers and movies while relaxing on sofas, on four-poster beds, and even inside a cushioned canoe. Casablanca is featured Aug. 30; fans of Paul Reubens can see Pee-Wee's Big Ad- venture Sept. 6; those nostalgic for the days when elementary school teachers instructed their students on what to do in case of a nuclear attack can see Dr. Strangelove Sept. 13; the science fiction classic Blade Runner screens Sept. 20; and Sept. 27 the Pyramid salutes the King with Viva Las Vegas. Lor opens at 7 p.m.; screen- ings begin ar darkfall. Free; S5 charity donation sug gested. 910 Gilman, Berk. (510) 273 2 403 (Jason Mark) "Latino Voices' Center for the Arts, 700 Howard: 978-2787. 12:30pm, free. Writ- ings by Latina authors Julia Alvarez, San- dra Cisneros, and Judith Ortiz Cofer are read by members of the Latino theatrical company Luminarias Around Town Wednesday/27 'On Top of the World' North Face, 180 Post: 433-3223. Spm. free. Kurt Wedberg presents a slide lecture about his summit ascent of Mount Everest. Starting an Arts Business Fort Mason Center, Bldg., Marina at Laguna: 775- 7200.7pm. ŠIS. California Lawyers for the Arts presents this workshop on the legal re- quirements for creating one's own business. 'Web Business Mixer Internet Alfredo, 790-A Brannan: 937-1/87.5:30-8:30pm: $3. This after-work mixer for people in the Web business showcases new technology Web tools, and services and features guest speakers