A KQED Roller Disco

Wednesday, January 25 | 7 PM
Church of 8 Wheels
In Person: $20 or $25 with skate rental

A Black man in a top hat and fuzzy leg warmers smiles and roller skates around a rink

Come skate the night away with KQED Live at the Church of 8 Wheels!

Whether you’re an expert on eight wheels or a wobbly legged novice, you’re invited to join us as we take over the San Francisco roller disco epicenter for one night only. Come learn about the history and quirky cultures of rollerskating in the Bay Area and give it a whirl yourself!

We’ll have instruction, demos from Rollerdance and skating for the whole family.

Bay Area Street Dance from Boogaloo to Turfing

Thursday, February 2 | 7 PM
In Person: $15 | Livestream: Free

A street dancer in a red jumpsuit holds a pose

Meet the OG pioneers of Bay Area street dance, who defined urban youth culture before hip-hop had a name, as well as the next generation of dancers adding their own stylistic innovations.

Hosted by Rightnowish’s Pendarvis Harshaw, the night includes dance performances, music, a roundtable discussion and a dance cypher.

Dating with Dhaya: A KQED Dating Game & Singles Night

Tuesday, February 14 | 7 PM
In Person: $20 | Livestream: Free

A lesbian couple hold each other and laugh together on a bench

Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day whether you’ve got a date or you're single and ready to mingle?

Join us for an evening of laughter and romance hosted by comedian Dhaya Lakshminarayanan, who she plays matchmaker for one lucky love-seeker while subjecting local contestants to hilarious rounds of revealing questions and some gentle roasting as they vie for a date. Will Cupid’s arrow hit a target? Or will sparks fly at the singles-night after the show? Will it even matter when you’re laughing that hard? Come find out!

For this round of Dating with Dhaya we are seeking queer women to participate in the game show. Apply to be a contestant here!

SPONSORED BY

American Conservatory Theater

A.C.T. presents The Headlands.

For Henry, his father’s unexplained death is the ultimate cold case. But as he digs into the SFPD evidence, he’s haunted by the myths and misdirections of his own family history. What’s behind the detective’s warnings about the case…and what is hidden in the Marin Headlands?

Visit act-sf.org to save 20% on tickets with code KQED20.

Fire and Wine: How Wildfire Affects Your Cabernet

Thursday, February 16 | 7 PM
In Person: $15 | Livestream: Free

An orange glass of wine with a blue background

Join KQED climate reporter Danielle Venton and Check, Please! Bay Area host Leslie Sbrocco to explore how seasonal fire is changing wine and wine production in Northern California, from the science behind how smoke affects the flavor of grapes with a comparative tasting, to a look at how the industry's agricultural laborers are adapting to protect themselves. Stick around after for (untainted) wine and cheese to bring down the heat!

Wine tasting included in ticket price. Must be 21 years old to partake.

Endless Winter: Inside the Donner Party Disaster with Carly Severn

Thursday, February 23 | 7 PM
In Person: $15 | Livestream: Free

A frozen sign on a snow covered hillside that reads "Donner Summit"

An atmospheric night of immersive storytelling that takes audiences deep inside the Donner Party saga step-by-step and casts this disaster in a new light.

This event will unearth overlooked realities about this notorious part of California's history, addressing the legends, uncovering the compelling personal histories and exploring the true nature -- rooted in power, conquest and bloodshed -- of our state’s foundational “pioneer” mythology.

YR Media Eco-Party Hour

Saturday, February 25 | 7 PM
In Person: $18, Students: $10 | Livestream: Free

Composite photo of young climate activists with a blue background

KQED Live and the YR Media pod squad present an environmentally friendly, all-natural, compostable, net-zero sustainable party hour hosted by Nyge Turner and Dominique French of the Adult ISH podcast.

Experience spoken word offerings, BPA-free musical stylings by Bryan C. Simmons and science-backed solutions shared by locally sourced storytellers and organizations.

Put your upcycled permaculture shoes on and get ready to dance for a brighter climate future.

COVID-19 Safety Policy

To provide the safest possible experience for our guests, performers, volunteers and staff, KQED asks that ticket holders continue to wear masks inside the building and when in close proximity to other guests, unless actively eating or drinking.

This policy is subject to change. Please visit our Plan Your Visit page for the most up-to-date COVID-19 safety policy, as well as information regarding transportation, accessibility and ticketing.

This policy is subject to change. Please visit our Plan Your Visit page for the most up-to-date COVID-19 safety policy. Questions: Email live@kqed.org.

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