Welcome to the SF Gate Promotions and Sponsored Events page.
Here you'll find a listing of our current promotions/sponsored events. Be sure to check back for upcoming promotions.
Promotions and Contests
San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, June 7 - June 22, 2003
SFGate is giving away 6 pairs of tickets to redeemable for any performance of the 25th San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival! Enter now!
In celebration of its 25th year, the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival will bring together some of the finest examples of world music and dance over three weekends in June. Featuring all live music and the return of many Festival favorites, this year's anniversay Festival will surely continue to delight and entertain the Bay Area audience as well as challenge our notions of ethic dance.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.ethnicdancefestival.org
Chronicle Advance Purchase Program
52 and 26-week Chronicle home delivery subscribers can score tickets to shows and events at The Chronicle Pavilion, Shoreline Amphitheater and other locations 24 hours in advance of the general public!
Advance purchase privileges are made possible by The Chronicle in partnership
with Bill Graham Presents and Clear Channel Entertainment. It's part of our continuing Chronicle Extra
program, where subscribers and readers enjoy special perks, significant
discounts and even free admission to activities and events throughout Northern
California. Click here to find out how to participate.
Sponsorships
SFJAZZ Spring Season
San Francisco, March 21 - June 13, 2003
Under the continued artistic direction of saxophone superstar, Joshua Redman, SFJAZZ Spring Season 2003 presents a series of thematic performances and educational events. Diverse themes such as "Piano Mastery", "Strings Swing", Spoken Word" and "Latin Beat" provide audiences with the opportunity to explore new genres as well as deepen their appreciation of well-known styles and artists.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.sfjazz.org
"Bark & Park" - Benefit for San Francisco SPCA
243 Alabama Street, San Francisco
Saturday, May 31, 2003, Noon - 2 p.m.
Bark and Park is a great opportunity for singles with or without dogs to mingle and also a chance to meet up with a friendly dog awaiting a new home at the SF/SPCAÕs on-site adoption center!
Due to limited space, please RSVP if you intend to bring your dog.
Click for more information on this event.
San Francisco Performances
San Francisco, Through May 2003
Celebrating 22 years as the Bay Area's leading independent presenter of chamber music, vocal and instrumental recitals, jazz and contemporary dance, San Francisco Performances'2002-2003 season offers another round of world class artists and programs. From the ground-breaking Ballet Preljocaj to the enigmatic music of Philip Glass and the internationally acclaimed Paul Taylor Dance Company, SF Performances continues to entertain and enlighten audiences of all ages and tastes.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.sfperformances.org
Chitresh Das presents East as Center
ODC Theater, 3153 17th St., San Francisco
May 28 - June 7, 2003
A premiere performance--three major forces in Asian Dance: South Indian Kathakali dance Govindan Kutty, North Indian Kathak dancer and ODC Artist-in-Residence Chitresh Das and Balinese dancer Nyoman Cerita, unite to create a new collaborative work that explores the driving rhythms, intricate gestures and dramatic expression shared by these three dance forms.
For more information on this and other events visit www.odctheater.org
Treasures of Modern Art: The Legacy of Phyllis Wattis at SFMOMA
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Through June 24, 2003.
In celebration of the exceptional contribution Phyllis Wattis made to SFMOMA, Treasures of Modern Art highlights works of art acquired by the Museum through its devoted trustee and patron, who passed away in June 2002 at the age of 97. Focusing on art that entered the collection between 1995 and 2002, the exhibition includes works by such artists as Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, Ren Magritte, and Robert Rauschenberg, illustrating an extraordinary range of modern art and offering an unprecedented look at the Wattis legacy.
For more information on this event visit www.sfmoma.org
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