Indómitas is a live monthly podcast series hosted by Chelis López of KPOO and Radio Bilingüe, featuring untamable voices of fierce women artists and activists. For the December 2023 podcast, Indómitas will interview Eda Zavala, anthropologist, sociologist, healer and wisdom keeper.

Diaspora Arts is proud to welcome back Hamed Nikpay and his world music band to the San Francisco Bay Area. Join us for an evening of enchanting music from Hamed Nikpay.

Mami Comedy fans, our last show of the series will be one to remember. These shows always sell out so get your tickets for Thursday November 16th before they're gone. Marga Gomez ( Mami-In-Charge) will be there to greet you, amuse you and bring out the funny women. This 90 minute show will feature eight comedians including our headliner and Brava favorite Diane Amos AKA "The Pine Sol Lady". Buy a cocktail at our full bar and toast yourselves for supporting Brava and women in comedy.

Rent Check is a dark comedy series written and directed by San Francisco comedian Mike Evans Jr, and co-directed with filmmaker Jules Retzlaff. Rent Check is about a young Black man going through a quarter life crisis in the year 2020. Throughout the 12 episodes, the show follows Mike on his quest to find his life’s purpose while receiving guidance from an ethereal presence. The cast features up and coming rappers, singers, artists, comedians, and even talking animals from across the Bay Area. 

Funny women fans, now is the time to buy your tickets . Thursday October 19th and Thursday November 16th are your last two chances to experience “Who’s Your Mami Comedy” at Brava’s Cabaret. Keep scrolling to see our hilarious woman led October line up. We've got something for everyone from political comedy, to gallows, to zany, and even a guy, but a funny one. And by popular demand, Brava favorite Micia Mosely will return to host the evening. Did we mention our good vibes, and full bar if you're thirsty? Our next to last, 90 minute show starts at 7:30 pm, Thursday, October 19th. Buy your tickets now because we tend to sell out fast.

Indómitas is a live monthly podcast series hosted by Chelis López of KPOO and Radio Bilingüe, featuring untamable voices of fierce women artists and activists. For the October 2023 podcast, Indómitas will interview Martha Rodríguez-Salazar, musician, educator, musical advisor, curator and musical director.

A bilingual, multimedia presentation with performances at various venues highlighting social and artistic movements in the Mission District during the 1990’s including aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake that birthed the explosion of graffiti, Mike “DREAM,” the UFW and the passing of Cesar Chavez, Coro Hispano, the Women’s Building mural, immigrants and youth against Proposition 187 and 209, internet technology, Dotcom gentrification and the housing crisis.

Flower is a short episodic film series starring world-renowned ballerina and trailblazer Misty Copeland that tells a powerful story through dance and movement. The film, produced by Copeland and Leyla Fayyaz of Life in Motion Productions, shines a light on intergenerational equity, caretaking and the housing crisis in the Bay Area.

Get your tickets now for September's "Who's Your Mami Comedy" we've literally sold out seven months in a row. On September 21st enjoy our harvest of freshest jokes and most delicious political take downs from headliner Betsy Salkind ("Showtime's Fierce Funny Women" "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno") and more.

Indómitas is a live monthly podcast series hosted by Chelis López of KPOO and Radio Bilingüe, featuring untamable voices of fierce women artists and activists. For the September 2023 podcast, Indómitas will interview Nancy Esteva, resource coordinator, inspiring poet, human rights defender and declamator.

La Fundación Ballet de El Salvador, we will be performing “Los Nietos del Jaguar” based on the poem by Pedro Geoffroy Rivas. Los Nietos del Jaguar by Alcira Alonso takes the words of the Salvadoran poet and through movement, showcases a narrative that takes us in a choreographic journey through the indigenous and mestizo experience in El Salvador, a story of conquered and colonized among folklore daily life and the abstract of a past that clings to the blood of the people of El Salvador.

The talented Chavalos Danzas troupe will bring to life El Güegüense, a theatrical play full of satire that dates back to the colonial-era in Meso America. It is the most distinctive theatrical performance from Nicaragua that combines folklore music, dance, and theater. The name derives from 'huehue' which means wise old man in the native language 'nault'. El Güegüense is the highest expression of Nicaraguan folklore, it was proclaimed by Unesco as a 'Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity'.