Event Archives
The Art of Consciousness Exhibit
This exhibition of San Francisco poster art is showing through September 2017. The galleries are free to the public.
BottleRock 2017
Haight Street Art Center returned to BottleRock Music Festival to host a poster art exhibition and screen printing demo.
Bronze Bunny Unveiling Ceremony
Hundreds of people gathered outside of the Haight Street Art Center to celebrate the unveiling of Jeremy Fish’s much anticipated Bronze Bunny.
First Posters Printed
Wednesday January 18, 2017 was the first day of screen printing at the Haight Street Art Center!
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2016
Haight Street Art Center hosted a live screen-printing demo at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2016 in Golden Gate Park.
Bottlerock 2016
Haight Street Art Center returned to Bottlerock in Napa, CA to host live screen printing demonstrations, featuring a different artist for each day of the three-day festival.
San Francisco Public Library
Haight Street Art Center partnered with the San Francisco Public Library and the library’s Mix Makerspace, a center for teens ages 13-18 to create and experiment with different forms of media.
John Muir Elementary School
Haight Street Art Center partnered with neighboring John Muir Elementary School and Public Engagement for Public Schools to host a screen printing demonstration and Student Art Fair at John Muir Elementary School.
Bottlerock 2015
Haight Street Art Center partnered with Miner Family Winery to present “Psychedelic, Punk & Beyond” at Bottlerock Music Festival in Napa, CA.
'Out of the Attic' at Cliff Lede Vineyards
To honor the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead, Haight Street Art Center partnered with Lede Family Wines to present “Out of the Attic: A Grateful Dead Retrospective” at the winery’s tasting room in Yountville, CA.
'So Many Roads' at San Jose State University
The So Many Roads Symposium at the San Jose State University Student Union brought together a diverse group of scholars, artists, relatives and fans to discuss the legacy of the Grateful Dead.
Silly Pink Bunny
The ‘Silly Pink Bunny’ statue at the corner of Haight and Laguna streets in San Francisco was a symbol of community efforts to activate the Haight Street corridor through culturally relevant and iconic street art.
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