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What events does the San Francisco Film Society host?

San Francisco Film Society, a nonprofit arts organization, hosts several events to engage its audience in film culture. The most famous event is probably the San Francisco International Film Festival, the longest-running film festival in the Americas (founded in 1957 by Irving “Bud” Levin). Held in spring over a period of two weeks, the festival presents around 150 films from 50 countries. For more information, check the official website.

Closing the Digital Divide and Changing the Face of Tech

July 10, 2012

By: Abby Bobé, Black Girls Code Volunteer

San Francisco’s Innovation Heritage Seen in Flashes of Light Atop Golden Gate Bridge

July 5, 2012

This summer, art and science make for a spectacular sight on top of the Golden Gate Bridge. In commemorating the bridge’s 75th anniversary, UC Berkeley space scientists have installed two heliocasts on the Golden Gate towers, reflecting sunlight around different locations throughout the Bay Area.

Happy Fourth Of July From All Of Us At Reset San Francisco!

July 4, 2012
 
We hope you have a fun and safe Independence Day, celebrating our nation’s 236th birthday in classic San Francisco fashion, whether by having a picnic in Dolores Park with friends, a BBQ at home with neighbors and family, or watching the fireworks from Coit Tower or Ghirardelli Square
 

Don’t Let the Sun Set on GoSolarSF

June 28, 2012

By: Phil Ting

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