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SUMMARY:Poet Kim Addonizio + Danny Caron and Peter Barshay on guitar and b
 ass - Arts for More Word Play event
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260327T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260327T040000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Poet Kim Addonizio + Danny Caron and Peter Barshay on guitar a
 nd bass - Arts for More Word Play event
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SUMMARY:Tony Johnson residency - The Tony Johnson Quartet
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260328T010000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260328T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Drummer Tony Johnson's residency at Bird &amp\; Beckett contin
 ues\, this month with his quartet featuring Bob Kenmotsu on tenor saxophon
 e\, Keith Saunders on piano and Eric Markowitz on bass.Tony Johnson swam a
 shore from Australia in 1959 and hit North Beach swingin’. The singer Be
 v Kelly led a date at the Coffee Gallery in October 1960 with Pony Poindex
 ter on saxophone\, Flip Nunez on piano\, Johnny Allen on bass and Tony\, h
 imself\, on drums\, recorded by Wally Heider\, produced by Orrin Keepnews 
 and released by Riverside Records as “Bev Kelly\, Live at the Coffee Gal
 lery.” Here’s a taste. $20 suggested cover charge / byob.Students 
 $10\; kids free.For a reservation\, call the shop at 415-586-3733.
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SUMMARY:Postponed: Annie Orzan / Lily Bogas + strings
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260328T033000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260328T044500Z
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DESCRIPTION:Due to unforeseen circumstnces\, this date will need to be res
 cheduled.
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SUMMARY:Benny Amón Trio
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260329T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260329T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Charles Chen\, piano\nMikiya Matsuda\, bass\nBenny Amon\, pian
 o\n \n$20 cover charge\, cash at the door / byob.\nStudents $10\; kids fr
 ee. \n \nClassic 40's-60's piano trio inspired by the likes of Ahmad Jam
 al\, Clarence Profit\, George Shearing\, Errol Garner\, and many many more
 .
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SUMMARY:David Holper + Kimi Sugioka\, followed by an open mic -- Poets! Ev
 ery First Thursday
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260403T020000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260403T040000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Kimi Sugioka\, is a Japanese Scots-Irish-American poet\, songw
 riter and educator\, who navigates the many injustices she encounters thr
 ough poetry and song. She is the current Poet Laureate for the City of A
 lameda\, a post that includes creating platforms for the presentation of 
 a diverse variety of poets and spoken-word artists.\n\nDavid Holper has pu
 blished four collections of poetry\, most recently Bord för En (Swedish 
 for “Table for One”) (Broken Tribe Press)\, and one novel\, The Churc
 h of the Very Last Chance (Deeper Magic Press). He served as the City of 
 Eureka’s inaugural poet laureate from August 2019-August 2021.\n\nMicha
 el Koch & Jerry Ferraz host the 1st Thursdays monthly poetry event at Bird
  & Beckett\, typically with two featured readers followed by an open mic.
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SUMMARY:Hipsteria! A jazz quartet with guest vocalist May Oskan
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260404T010000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260404T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Jesse Levit\, saxophone and EWI\nJon Venker\, organ\nLuke Schw
 artz\, guitar\n“Tender” Tim Shea\, drums\nwith special guest vocalist 
 May Oskan\n\n$20 suggested cover charge / byob.\n$10 students\; kids free.
 \nFor a reservation\, call the shop at 415-586-3733
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SUMMARY:Dan Seamans Trio
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260404T033000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260404T050000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Dan Seamans\, bass\nDarren Johnston\, trumpet\nScott Foster\, 
 guitar\n\n$20 cover charge\; byob.\nStudents\, $10.
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SUMMARY:Swing Fever feat. Noel Jewkes
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260405T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260405T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Bryan Gould\, bandleader\, trombone and vocalistNoel Jewkes\, 
 saxophonesBrad Buethe\, guitarDoug Miller\, bassTony Johnson\, drums$25 co
 ver charge\; byob.Students\, $10Kids free.For a reservation\, call the sho
 p at 415-586-3733
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SUMMARY:Poets Sunnylyn Thibodeau and Jason Morris
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260405T200000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260405T213000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Sunnylyn Thibodeaux is the author of six full length collectio
 ns of poetry\, as well as over a dozen small books including Witch Like Me
  from the Operating System. She is a teacher\, neighborhood activist and t
 ree enthusiast. She is the mother of a Scorpio and wife of a poet and spli
 ts her time between San Francisco and New Orleans. Her latest book\, Lucky
  Charms: New and Selected Poems\, 2000–2025 is out from City Lights.\n\n
 \n"Literacy and the community such provides are our only hope it seems\," 
 opines Sunnylyn. "Without these\, the ignorance swells. Democracy dies in 
 darkness as it's said.\nGrumble. Spread love. Spread knowledge. Read on."
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SUMMARY:UC Jazz Quintet + a student-centric jam session
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260406T000000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260406T020000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Trumpet player Jeremy Kemmerer brings a jazz quintet from UC B
 erkeley for a set\, followed by our monthly first-Sundays jam session espe
 cially open to young and young-at-heart jazz musicians still learning the 
 ropes of this hoary tradition!
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SUMMARY:Cellist Rosalind Zhang with the Billy Higgins Legacy Band 
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260406T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260406T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Billy Higgins Legacy Band makes an all-too-rare appearance
  on the Bird &amp\; Beckett stage\, this time out featuring the blossoming
  jazz talents of Rosalind Zhang\, a renowned classical cellist\, and the f
 ully mature jazz genius of saxophonist Richard Howell\, with a bassist to 
 be announced and the amazing drummer Myron Cohen.Saxophonist Richard Howel
 l has just returned from New York City\, having had the honor of sitting 
 in with Ravi Coltane at the famed Blue Note jazz club.  Making her secon
 d appearance at Bird &amp\; Beckett\, cellist Rosalind Zhang\, a native of
  Toronto\, Canada\, is principal cellist in the New York Concert Orchestra
 . After completing her academic degrees\, Rosie joined the China National 
 Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) on their 2017 US Tour\, where they p
 erformed in Carnegie Hall (New York)\, Symphony Center (Chicago)\, Davies 
 Symphony Hall (San Francisco)\, The Kimmel Center (Philadelphia)\, Hill Au
 ditorium (Ann Arbor)\, and Memorial Hall (Chapel Hill). In October 2018\, 
 Rosalind performed at the sold-out “Ocean of Dreams” event at the 10\,
 000-seat Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai. Here is video of a 2024 performa
 nce of Rosie with the New York Concert Orchestra\, playing Elgar's cello c
 oncerto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Sq5kdVGb0Drummer Myron Cohen\,
  blessed to have been mentored by the late great Billy Higgins\, first at 
 the famed And/Or jazz club on Divisadero Street in the 1980s and again thr
 ough a formative stretch through Higgins' final years\, conceived and form
 ed the Billy Higgins Legacy Band to bring together at any opportunity crea
 tors possessing rare talents of collective and individual improvisation\, 
 with the ability to "throw down" on the spot.Additional clips will be foun
 d here soon to help you prepare yourself to experience unique and cosmic m
 usic at Bird &amp\; Beckett that will most assuredly have you shouting joy
 fully!
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SUMMARY:A reading: Poets Jerry Martien\, Hilton Obenzinger\,  & Stephen Vi
 ncent
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260410T020000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260410T040000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Jerry Martien has lived on the northern California coast for 
 nearly half a century\, supporting his writing habit as a book clerk\, doo
 rman\, poet in the schools\, carpenter\, and Humboldt State writing instru
 ctor. He has published several collections of poetry\, including chapbooks
  and broadsides from Jerry Reddan's Tangram Press\, as well as Shell Game 
 (Mercury House) and The Price of a Life (self-published)\, both histories 
 of money and exchange in North America and northwest California. He is als
 o the editor of A Watershed Runs Through\, a collection of essays by Freem
 an House\, published by Empty Bowl in 2023.Martien will read from his new 
 collection of poems\, Bodies of Water. He will also talk about his recent
  book\, Waveshock: Ed Ricketts\, The Voyage of the  Grampus &amp\; Our B
 iopoetic Future. Through the spring and summer of 1932\, four questing sou
 ls made their way north to Alaska aboard cabin cruiser Grampus\, among the
 m Ed Ricketts and Joseph Campbell. From his home on the shores of Humboldt
  Bay\, Martien sees the roots of his own generation’s journey and a char
 t for future voyagers.Hilton Obenzinger writes criticism\, poetry\, ficti
 on\, and history. His books include Witness: 2017-2020 and This Passove
 r Or The Next I Will Never Be in Jerusalem\, which received the American 
 Book Award. He taught honors writing\, literature and American studies at
  Stanford University. He is Associate Director Emeritus of the Chinese Rai
 lroad Workers in North America Project.Hilton will be reading from a forth
 coming book\, Old Fool\, a chronology of the Gaza war\, a memoir of an an
 ti-Zionist Jew\, a map of aging and mortality\, an omnibus of upheaval and
  change from the 60s to today\, a tonic against fascism\, and the litany o
 f an Old Fool.Stephen Vincent is the author of numerous books of poems\, 
 photographs and haptics. He is a poet-artist\, and he has produced numerou
 s books\, such as Walking and Sleeping with Sapho. From 1972 to 1981\,
  he was the publisher of Momo’s Press books\, which first introduced the
  work of such poets and writers as Ntozake Shange\, Victor Hernandez Cruz\
 , Hilton Obenzinger\, Beverly Dahlen\, and Jessica Hagedorn. In the eighti
 es\, he was the director of Bedford Arts Publishers\, which became interna
 tionally recognized for the publication of books featuring the works of Ma
 sahisa Fukase\, David Park\, Roy DeForest\, Miriam Schapiro\, Mark Klett\,
  and Christo\, among others.Stephen will be reading from and showing photo
 graphs from Street Work\, a unique volume of almost one hundred pictures 
 in which street marks and configurations—the stains\, found objects\, cr
 acks\, accidental chalk phrases\; an occasional house\, trees\, foliage—
 variously combine to drive mind and eye into an alchemy of reflection bear
 ing insights\; crossfire politics\, dance\, romance\, love\, death\, and w
 ords themselves bear down to offer life and consciousness into the formati
 on of a human community.
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SUMMARY:Eric & the In Crowd 
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260411T010000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260411T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION: \nEric Shifrin\, piano/vocals\nHeath Proskin\, bass\nMark Le
 e\, drums\n\nLetter F\n\n \n$20 cover requested  (negotiable) / byob\nSt
 udents $10 / kids free
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SUMMARY:Fred Randolph Quartet
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260411T033000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260411T050000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Fred Randolph Quartet
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SUMMARY:Ricardo Peixoto & Carlos Oliveira duo
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260412T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260412T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Born in Rio de Janeiro\, guitarist\, composer and arranger Ric
 ardo Peixoto came to the U.S. by way of a scholarship to the Berklee Colle
 ge of Music\, and later settled in the Bay Area. An inspired improviser wi
 th a keen compositional sense\, Ricardo’s eloquent style evokes images f
 ar beyond his Brazilian territory. In addition to his most recent recordin
 g ‘Scary Beautiful’\, Peixoto’s long-standing partnership with vocal
 ist/composer Claudia Villela has produced the acclaimed CD ‘Inverse Univ
 erse’. Peixoto has recorded and performed with\, among others\, Flora Pu
 rim and Airto\, Claudia Villela\, Bud Shank\, Dom Um Romão\, Claudio Rodi
 ti\, Toots Thielemans and Dori Caymmi.Guitarist\, composer\, arranger\, an
 d teacher Carlos Oliveira\, originally from the state of Pernambuco (North
 east region of Brazil)\, started playing the guitar in his teens but lived
  in the US since 1980 teaching and performing his native music in which he
  showcases a variety of Brazilian music styles. His CD Brazilian Origins w
 as released in 2000\, and his group Brazilian Origins has appeared as main
  and introductory acts for great Brazilian artists such as Sergio Mendes\,
  Jaques Morelenbaum Quartet\, Rosa Passos\, and has appeared at many impor
 tant venues like Yoshis\, Kuumbwa Jazz\, San Francisco\, San Jose and Mont
 erey Jazz Festivals
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SUMMARY:Jorge Agueta\, a reading: Tay Naja Nitajtaketzki Achtu Tik Nawat /
  Mis Primeras Palabras En Nahuat / My First Words in Nahuat
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260412T220000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260412T233000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Saladoran poet Jorge Argueta\, who came to San Francisco in th
 e 1980s at the age of 19 during his home country's civil war. He grew up i
 n Santo Domingo de Guzmán El Salvador\, where his grandmother\, an indig
 enous healer\, told him stories from his indigenous heritage and their bel
 ief in a human-nature connection\, instilling in him great respect for the
  environment and appreciation for oral tradition. He spent time in the cit
 y helping his parents run a small restaurant as well as in the countryside
 \, helping his grandparents tend to their farm\, before coming to America.
 He has written numerous children's books\, short stories as well as poems 
 that have been included in textbooks and anthologies. His children's books
  are written in poetry form\, in two languages (English and Spanish)\, and
  reflect the Latino experience and heritage\; he also writes about the Nah
 uat Pipil and their deep appreciation and respect for nature. His adult po
 ems cover themes of the hardships of growing up in El Salvador during wa
 rtime and the difficulties experienced by immigrants in the United States.
 He's coming to Bird &amp\; Beckett to present his latest book\, Tay Naja 
 Nitajtaketzki Achtu Tik Nawat / Mis Primeras Palabras En Nahuat / My First
  Words in Nahuat\, published by House of Anansi Press\, iIllustrated by:
  El Aleph Sánchez\; translations by Juan Valentín Ramírez  Garcia and
  translated by: Elizabeth Bell.
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SUMMARY:Panthéa Flutes
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260413T000000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260413T020000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Panthéa Flutes brings you an evening of quintets\, quartets\,
  trios\, duos\, and solos. Enjoy classic repertoire\, from Bach\, Bernstei
 n\, Debussy\, and Muczynski\, as well as contemporary pieces from Amano\, 
 Beeftink\, Green\, Sakai\, and more.  \n\nTessa Moore - C flute + alto\n
 Josie Clements - C flute + piccolo flute\nSha Jin - C flute - piccolo flut
 e\nLucy Kaye - C flute - piccolo flute\nGabby Benuto - C flute & bass flut
 e
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SUMMARY:Scott  Foster Combo - Third Fridays 
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260418T010000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260418T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Scott  Foster Combo - Third Fridays 
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SUMMARY:Macy Blackman Trio
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260418T033000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260418T050000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Macy Blackman\, piano and vocals\nLarry Vann drums and vocals\
 nBing Nathan\, bass\n\n$20 cover\; byob.\nStudents $10.\nFor a reservation
 \, call 415-586-3733
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SUMMARY:Tim Price Quintet plays the music of Lennie Tristano 
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260419T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260419T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Lennie Tristano's chromatic bebop compositions.\n\nTim Price\,
  alto sax\nTod Dickow\, tenor sax\nBob Brumbeloe\, guitar\nJim Kerwin\, ba
 ss\nCurt Moore\, drums
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SUMMARY:FLOWER-RADISH: Ben Goldberg Trio with Andrew Conklin & Hamir Atwal
  
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260424T023000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260424T043000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Ben Goldberg\, clarinet\nAndrew Conklin\, guitar\nHamir Atwal\
 , drums\n \n$20 cover charge (cash at the door\, please) / byob.\nStudent
 s $10.\nFor a reservation\, call the shop at 415-586-3733.
LOCATION:
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SUMMARY:Tony Johnson residency - The 230 Jones Street Band
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260425T010000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260425T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Charlie McCarthy\, saxophone\nSam Cady\, piano\nChuck Bennett\
 , bass\nTony Johnson\, drums
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