by Magdy Zara
The Misión Cultural Center for Latino Arts is organizing the 39th edition of the Day of the Dead festival, inviting local artists to submit their proposals and be part of some of the most anticipated events of the year.
The invitation is open to fashion designers, filmmakers, photographers, musicians, sculptors, poets, chefs, organizations, and businesses who wish to participate in this celebration.
The Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition that believes in the temporary return of the souls of the deceased, who return home to the world of the living to spend time with their families and nourish themselves with the essence of the food offered on the altars set up in their honor.
The deadline for submitting submissions is August 29th; The presentation date is September 16th, and participants will be notified on September 23rd.
For more information, please contact info@missionculturalcenter.org
Latin Music by the River
If you’re looking for a unique evening, Edú Bega and his band are returning to perform their original songs, as well as fresh versions of classics perfect for singing and dancing.
The location is ideal, as you’ll find live music, good vibes, and an unparalleled Latin-Caribbean flavor by the river.
The invitation is for this Saturday, August 30th, at the Grand Central Café in Petaluma, starting at 5 p.m. Don’t forget to bring a group of friends and comfortable dancing shoes.
Bayview 2025 Business Summit
The Bayview 2025 Business Summit is a knowledge-building event that will feature high-impact workshops that will drive business success in San Francisco.
This will be a day filled with learning, opportunities, and connections, honoring 100 years of supporting Bayview businesses and boldly looking to the future.
The morning session will feature keynote speakers, while the BMA Centennial Awards will be presented during lunch.
The goal of the Summit is to provide information and a forum to help address the persistent challenges facing our commercial corridor and all other businesses operating in this area of San Francisco.
These businesses provide access to essential goods and services, generate jobs and economic opportunities, and contribute significantly to the vitality and distinctiveness of San Francisco.
The Bayview is synonymous with business, so the call is to participate, learn, and lead.
The event is free but requires pre-registration; two free tickets are available for members of the Bayview Merchants Association. The event is next Thursday, September 18, starting at 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., at the Southeast Community Center 1550 Evans Ave, San Francisco.
