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KQED Fest 2024

Date and Time
Saturday, October 19, 2024 11:00 AM (PT)
Description

Spend a Saturday with KQED, the Bay Area’s beloved public media station, for a free and festive block party and open house at our headquarters in San Francisco’s Mission District.

Featuring Daveed Diggs in conversation; performances by La Misa Negra and Brijean; looks at local culture, the election, and tech and science with live KQED programs; fun and educational activities for all ages; and delicious food from Bay Area favorites.

Check out the full schedule:

BLOCK PARTY

Noise Pop Homegrown Stage

  • ALL DAY Per Sia and Dulce De Leche
  • 11:00AM DJ Brown Angel 
  • 1:30PM Aki Kumar
  • 2:30PM Bululú
  • 3:40PM Brijean
  • 5:00PM La Misa Negra

Food & Beverage

  • Bacon Bacon
  • The Chairman
  • Cochinita
  • Fieldwork Brewing Co.
  • Humphry Slocombe
  • Monarch Beverage Catering

Booths

  • Calle 24/Carnaval SF 
  • Hella Plants Market 
  • KEXP
  • KQED Info + Merch
  • Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
  • Mission Lotería
  • Mixcoatl Handicrafts & Jewelry
  • Polaroids by tooda.fuji
  • Precita Eyes 
  • Present Company Vintage feat. Tay BeepBoop
  • Presidio  
  • Ruth’s Table intergenerational art
  • SF LGBT Center
  • SF Public Library Book Mobile

Outside Pop Up Performances

  • 1:10PM Telice
  • 2:15PM Bateria Batuki feat. King and Queen Of Carnaval
  • 3:15PM Cheer SF
  • 4:40PM Fou Fou Ha!

 

FIRST FLOOR

Lower Lobby

  • 11AM-4PM Costume Characters: Peg + Kat, ALMA
  • 12:30PM Tito Ramon’s Pop-Up Puppet Theater
  • 1:30PM Gen Taiko from GenRyu Arts

 

SECOND FLOOR

KQED Live Stage at the Commons

  • 11:15AM Screening: KQED’s 70 Years of Broadcasting the Bay
  • 12PM PropFest! Breaking Down Your Ballot w/ Bay Curious
  • 1PM Daveed Diggs with Forum’s with Mina Kim
  • 2PM The Choice: Frontline and KQED Covering the Presidential Election
  • 3PM Can AI Be Funny? w/ Dhaya Lakshminarayanan + Sarah Rose Riskind
  • 4PM Book Bans & the Freedom to Read with Litquake + Brian Watt
  • 5PM Mind Your Own: Stories of Belonging From African Perspectives

Pubhub

  • 12PM Storytime with Children’s Book Author Maggie Tokuda-Hall
  • 1PM Climate Book Club: Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the Future
  • 2:15PM MindShift: Mathical Books & Games

Newsroom Entrance

  • 11AM-1PM & 3-4:15PM Newsroom and Studio Tours (first come first served)
  • 1-2PM Recording on Camera: KQED/Check Please Testimonials (first come first served)
  • 2-3PM Recording on Mic: Radio Testimonials (first come first served)

 

THIRD FLOOR

Dolby Community Room

  • 11AM Children’s Creativity Museum
  • 12:30PM PBS NOVA: Solar System
  • 1:45PM Deep Look

Audience Lab

  • PBS Kids Space

Producer’s Space

  • 3-5PM Deep Look Critter Photo Booth

PRX Podcast Garage

  • 12-4PM Local Podcasts Booth 

 

FOURTH FLOOR

Roof Terrace – Food & Beverage

  • Esquites Veronica (Corn in a Cup)
  • Grace Fresh Fruit Cups
  • Calaca Coffee
  • Norte54 Bakery

Fisher Board Room – Fireside Chats with KQED Community Advisory Panel

  • 11:15AM AAPI Mosaic: Celebrating Community, Culture & Cuisine in the Bay Area
  • 12:15PM Creative Currents: Bay Area Arts and Counterculture
  • 1:15PM Diverse Voices: Weaving Stories and Cultivating Curiosity at KQED
  • 2:15PM Black and Asian Community Solidarity with Otis Taylor Jr.
  • 3:15PM 70 Years of Service & A Look to the Future w/KQED CEO Michael Isip
  • 4:15PM Political Pulse: Public Media and Bay Area Trends Shaping the Future

 

REGISTER FOR REMINDERS AND PROGRAM UPDATES!

Space is limited in most indoor spaces. RSVP does not guarantee access to a specific program.

This is a smoke-free event.


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