San Francisco International Arts Festival (SFIAF)

San Francisco International Arts Festival Announces 2018 Program

San Francisco International Arts Festival and San Francisco State University present Orquesta Aragón A Cuban Musical Celebration Also featuring the Afro-Cuban Ensemble of SFSU & the City College of San Francisco Charanga Orchestra

Creators of PLACAS Throw a Party for the Initiated We want to know why you got your tattoo(s) and of what significance it/they are to you. And we would like to record your story on video for posterity. Saturday August 18, 6:30pm

Fausto is released from prison. A parole requirement is to remove the tattoos that mark him as a gang member. Wearied by a life of violence he accepts determined to reunite his family, traumatized by three decades of war, forced migrations and crime.

Mansaku-no-Kai (Japan) Raices Profundas (Cuba) Max Theatre (Iran) Liquid Theatre (Russia) Susanna Leinonen (Finland) Richard Bishop & Cie 7273 (Switzerland) inkBoat & Ko Murobushi (Japan) Cid Pearlman (Estonia) Dance Elixir (Netherlands)

Bay Area’s PlazaCUBA joins Horns to Havana to send a planeload of musical instruments to Cuba.

Los Muñequitos from Cuba, Teatr Zar from Poland, Omar Sosa from Spain, Barak Marshall from Israel and the US Debut of Iraqi Bodies. Artists from 6 Countries Travel to SF to Join Bay Area Peers. May 18–June 5, 2011 www.sfiaf.org 1-800-838-3006

SFIAF is proud to present the legendary Cuban ensemble, Los Muñequitos de Matanzas. The performance will mark the company’s return to the City after an absence of 19 years. The last time they performed in SF was a now legendary night back in 1992.

Los Muñequitos from Cuba, Teatr Zar from Poland, Omar Sosa from Spain, Barak Marshall from Israel and the U.S. Debut of Iraqi Bodies Artists from Six Countries, San Diego and Seattle Travel to SF to Join Their Bay Area Peer Tickets on Sale March 1

Join SFIAF on Sun. November 14 at The Fly Trap Restaurant for a sumptuous four-course meal with wine, Performances by the Fabulous Ms. Rhodessa Jones, Paul Flores and Denizen Kane and presentations by local artists who will be in the 2011 Festival.