Darren Aronofsky's '90s New York crime caper Caught Stealing and the Benedict Cumberbatch–Olivia Colman film The Roses (a remake of Danny DeVito's 1989 black comedy) open in theaters, alongside retrospectives and a VHS horrorfest at San Francisco's 4 Star Theater. A block party at EastSide Arts Alliance in Oakland honors the 55th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium with music, DJs, food from Tacos Mi Barrio, face painting and lowriders, running 12–5 p.m. On Sunday, Public Works hosts a Native Tongues homage with Prince Paul, Dante Ross, Rasta Root, Shortkut and Platurn. Museums including SFMOMA, BAMPFA, OMCA and the de Young offer current exhibits. Late-night dining spots and local pools and beaches provide additional weekend options.
Go see a movieYou know, at a theater Opening this weekend are Darren Aronofsky's '90s New York crime caperCaught Stealing and the Benedict Cumberbatch-Olivia Colman disaster marriage movie The Roses (a remake of Danny DeVito's 1989 black comedy). There are also plenty of retrospective offerings on all sides of the Bay, as well as a VHS horrorfest at San Francisco's 4 Star Theater.
Join a block party in East OaklandEastSide Arts Alliance, OaklandLabor Day weekend begs for sun-drenched outdoor gatherings with food, music, dancing and - if you're lucky - lowriders. This Saturday at EastSide Arts Alliance, the celebration doubles as the 55th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium in 1970, a massive march in East Los Angeles to protest the Vietnam War. The party runs 12-5 p.m. with live music, DJ sets, food from Tacos Mi Barrio, face painting and more.
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