#cultural-programs

#cultural-programs

House Bill 3167, aimed at curbing ticket scalpers, passed both the House and the Senate and was signed by the governor on June 24. The law, which takes effect Jan. 1, prohibits the use of software to mass-purchase tickets. It also establishes rules against ticket scamming, making it illegal to operate websites that look similar to official ticket-selling or venue websites with the intent to scam consumers.

The 2025 Yerba Buena Gardens Festival marks its 25th Anniversary with a full summer schedule of free cultural performances, starting with La Santa Cecilia on May 10.

BAMPFA is uniquely dedicated to art and film in equal measure. Its annual program encompasses exhibitions, screenings, and public programs that connect visitors from campus, across the Bay Area, and beyond with the leading artists and filmmakers of our time.

The Oakland Museum of California provides a unique opportunity for families and individuals to explore California's rich history and culture with free admission the first Sunday of every month, allowing everyone to engage with the art and natural sciences curated under one roof.

Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga enriches the community through artist residencies, exhibitions, and performances, fostering creativity and innovation in a serene environment.