Watch the Re-broadcast: SF History Live! Curtain Going Up: Objects and Images from the Rich Mosaic That Has Defined Performances in SF.

Watch Professor William Eddelman present the treasures from the Museum of Performance + Design and the stories they represent about the history of performing arts in San Francisco.

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SF History Live! Curtain Going Up. Presented by Professor William Eddelman (Ph.D)

Tuesday, July 9th, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM PDT

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Add to Calendar 2024-07-09 18:30:00 2024-07-09 20:00:00 America/Los_Angeles SF History Live! Curtain Going Up. Presented by Professor William Eddelman (Ph.D) A ticket is required to attend the event for both the live stream broadcast and the in-person audience located at the San Francisco Historical Society Museum. In-person attendees should arrive by 6:00PM (to not interrupt the live broadcast). There are several parking garages with ample parking close to the venue, including the Portsmouth Square Garage.

Location details are private and will be sent along with your ticket purchase.

Details to view the event are private and will be sent along with your ticket purchase.

A ticket is required to attend the event for both the live stream broadcast and the in-person audience located at the San Francisco Historical Society Museum. In-person attendees should arrive by 6:00PM (to not interrupt the live broadcast). There are several parking garages with ample parking close to the venue, including the Portsmouth Square Garage.

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Watch the Re-broadcast: SF History Live! Curtain Going Up: Objects and Images from the Rich Mosaic That Has Defined Performances in SF.

By THE SAN FRANCISCO HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Watch the Re-broadcast: SF History Live! Curtain Going Up: Objects and Images from the Rich Mosaic That Has Defined Performances in SF.

Watch Professor William Eddelman present the treasures from the Museum of Performance + Design and the stories they represent about the history of performing arts in San Francisco.