UPCOMING EVENT

WORLD-ACCLAIMED CELLIST RETURNS to SAN FRANCISCO with a CONCERT to Back up PEACE in UKRAINE

with"Ian Maksin"

Sat, May 14th  /  7:00 PM & 8:45 PM  /  $25 – $xxx Online / $35 Door /  TICKETS »

Date: Saturday, May 14th, 2022

Time: (First Show) 6:30 pm doors, 7 pm show /(2d Show) viii:30 pm doors, 8:45 pm show

Admission: (Online) $25-30 / (Door) $35 general, $25 students & seniors

We are thrilled to welcome you back into our cozy art house!

*We have missed our packed events, but due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic and with respect to the safety of our staff, volunteers & artists, we must operate at a limited capacity. Nosotros can only accommodate 25 guests per show. Please purchase your tickets shortly.

*Delight be advised that no concessions volition exist served during the event*

Advance tickets are available online for both shows. It is advised to purchase advance tickets for this outcome. If tickets sell out online, tickets will not be bachelor at the door.

Delight consider investing in the future of the Arts and the Artists and the important function of the live performing arts in our community.

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COVID-19 Precautions:

We capeesh your patience and back up every bit we larn together how to navigate the challenges around COVID, to create a safe space for our artists, staff and community for in person events.

Please review the following information carefully:

  • To brand the event a safe and comfortable one for all, Blood-red Poppy will be strictly enforcing COVID-xix Vaccine requirements. Please note that we volition NOT make whatsoever exceptions. All guests will be required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccinations (2 doses + 1 booster at to the lowest degree) and a photograph ID at the door to gain entry.
  • All guests will be required to clothing masks indoors during the event at all times.
  • Please be brash until further notice no concessions will be served during events.

Black LIVES MATTER

This time weighs heavy on all of the states, every bit information technology should.

We recognize that the events of recent weeks are not exceptional within the context of the history of our country and its relationship to blackness communities. The on-going status quo since the founding of the nation and continual denial of the truth from one generation to the next. Today, social media has allowed the repressed to broadcast the truth with greater honesty because they hold the camera to tell the stories of injustice and racism.

We mourn the deaths of our Black brothers and sisters murdered by the culture of violence that flows unrestrained within the police forces of our state. George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmad Aubrey. And our hearts become out to the hundreds of civilian casualties who sustained injuries while exercising their right to protestation the systemic racism that continues to undermine the truthful social and economical health of our country.

As friends of the Poppy, you know it is a space where people gather to run into ane another, to share in the spirit of existence who we are, with our histories and their respective complexity, personal and collective. To abound, we must simultaneously have one another and challenge one some other, in good organized religion.
On this solar day, we felt it appropriate to share this quote from Martin Luther Male monarch, his letter from Birmingham jail. It'due south not the usual pacifying MLK quote, but one that shines a light on where his thwarting cruel, where conspicuously deep work still needs to be washed, our work today. While white supremacist appears to be on the rising (over again), and law violence is more transparent than ever, we must consider that the greatest block to transformation is not extremists, but the expansive population of ordinary people that remain undecided and in between, perhaps with good intentions merely lacking in substantive action. So we decided to share this quote, to highlight this claiming that he saw so clearly in a jail in Birmingham.

Now is not a time to seek phrases that make united states feel comfortable. We need this discomfort to push the states to do better.
Red Poppy stands in solidarity with Black Lives Affair. 50% of the June 6th MAPP effect donations, including the visual art workshop and the performances, volition immediately get to the non-profit "Black Lives Affair". Thank you for supporting.

Together nosotros will make critical change for equality and justice.
Places where yous can find more resources and share your support:
NAACP
ACLU
Black Lives Matter
Campaign Goose egg
Minnesota Freedom Fund

In solidarity with the national and global movement to hold up and accolade Black lives, and to all of y'all who have been such a dedicated role of our community.

We dear you,
The scarlet poppy fine art house

QUALITY OF LIVING & Being

The Cherry Poppy Fine art House is a room on a corner in the Mission Commune of San Francisco, nestled betwixt a myriad of communities. It is a place for slowness and the nuanced intermingling of ideas and activities more often than not termed "art." In this little room, we present a vigorous performance program spanning multiple disciplines and embracing both traditional and contemporary forms. Nosotros also host creative person residencies, a socially-engaged professional person evolution rails, and assist in curating space for the neighborhood-wide bimonthly MAPP happening (Mission Arts & Performance Project). Behind the scenes, we relish in the role of matchmaker, seeding new relationships wherever nosotros can, amid friends and strangers, artists, community members, people without communities, people from near and far, but virtually anyone that comes through the door. Our desire is to serve every bit a space of multiplicity, non divers past a singular civilization or artful, simply as a well-leap of socially-engaged art and discourse that invites growth and transformation. If we had to proper name our dominant artful, we would call it… "tedious."