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Founded in 1947 by eleven African American men and one African American woman, the Solano Realtist Association has deep roots in the fight for equal housing opportunities and fair housing practices across America. Based in Fairfield, CA, this historic organization operates under the mission of 'Democracy in Housing'—the principle that all citizens have the right to equal housing opportunities regardless of race, creed, or color. The Solano Realtist Association is recognized as the voice for increasing Black homeownership in the region and works tirelessly to serve underserved and underrepresented communities through creative and effective real estate solutions. Members of the association are dedicated to dealing fairly and justly with all people while enhancing the economic improvement of their communities. The organization's commitment extends beyond individual success to collective community transformation, with a vision of bringing two million new Black homeowners into the American housing market. For real estate professionals who share a passion for social equity, community empowerment, and meaningful change, the Solano Realtist Association in Fairfield, CA represents more than a professional membership—it embodies a movement toward housing justice and economic opportunity for all Americans. By joining the association, professionals become part of a legacy of advocacy, legislative improvement, and real change that has spanned nearly eight decades.
FREE show with the legendary Joe Bataan in San Francisco, only at Yerba Buena Gardens Festival
Opening Set from MeloDious
Festival favorite Joe Bataan, a Latin music legend since the mid-1960s, returns to the Gardens for his third performance in the past four years. He made an indelible mark as one of the early stars of Fania Records with a seductive combination of doo-wop vocals and boogaloo, one of the era’s defining sounds. Born Bataan Nitollano to a Filipino father and African-American mother and raised in Spanish Harlem, he is the father of the Latin soul sound, crooning hits like “Gypsy Woman” and “Ordinary Guy.” But Bataan never stayed in one groove for long. He went on to expand his sound in the ’70s with his Ghetto Records releases, co-coining the apt moniker “salsoul,” though he adapted to changing currents at the end of the decade with forays into disco and hip-hop (scoring the early rap hit “Rap-O Clap-O” in 1979). Stepping back from performing in the early ‘80s, he largely disappeared from the scene while working as a youth counselor in detention facilities. It’s a dramatic story that he recounts with humor and searing detail in his 2024 memoir Streetology: The Legacy of the Afro-Filipino, King of Latin Soul. Since returning to music in 2005, he’s reclaimed his crown and is still going strong in his 80s, a fact made evident by his triumphant YBG Festival performances.
The last time MeloDious appeared at the Gardens the group was serving as house band for Cava Menzies’ glorious CO-LLAB choir in 2024. This year the rapidly ascending Oakland trio presents their own program of eclectic, soulful sounds. Grounded by keyboardist Micaiah, bassist Matthias and drummer Memphis Dempsey, MeloDious draws on a rich musical lineage that spans gospel, jazz, R&B and soul. Since forming in 2016, the band has captivated audiences with dynamic vocal harmonies, inventive arrangements and unmistakable creative chemistry. Their versatility and musicianship have led them to sharing stages with several Grammy Award-winning artists, solidifying their stature within the Bay Area’s vibrant musical ecosystem as stars on the rise.
Pre-show music from KALW DJ Marcus at 1pm.
In partnership with:
KALW
Museum of the African Diaspora
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Fillmore After Dark Presents a Special Hot August Nights Edition & Night Market celebrating soul, art and community.
Rooted in the legacy of the “Harlem of the West,” Fillmore After Dark transforms the neighborhood into a dynamic nighttime marketplace featuring Hot August Nights!
Where Summer Comes Alive on Fillmore.
Retail & artisan vendors offering handcrafted goods and unique products
Live music & entertainment highlighting Bay Area talent and cultural expression
Casino Gaming w/Roulette, Craps and Blackjack
Kids Zone with painting and activities for the whole family.
Bingo, with a cultural twist, celebrating the history and stories of the Fillmore and Western Addition, with the brick and mortars on the Fillmore corridor
Local food vendors & culinary experiences showcasing diverse and culturally inspired cuisine along the corridor
Community engagement spaces connecting residents, organizations and visitors
The historic Fillmore District will come alive after dark with the launch of a series of night markets throughout the year. Fillmore After Dark Night Markets brings a vibrant cultural experience, celebrating the rich legacy, flavor, and energy of the Fillmore.
Brought to San Francisco by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, the Civic Joy Fund, Livable City, Citizen Film, and Burge LLC, these immersive events blend food, music, art, and community connection into an unforgettable evening experience.
The Fillmore Holiday Night Market has been a great success for four years running, and now we’re expanding the fun into a year-round series of events, kicking off with “Bingo & Bites” on May 22. Other 2026 Fillmore After Dark events will take place on August 21, October 31, and December 11.
For media inquiries, Sophie Constantinou
415-206-1880
Vendor opportunities,Tamara Walker
415-851-1752
Sponsorship information, please contact:Tamara Walker
About the Partners
The Office of Economic and Workforce Development supports economic vitality, workforce development, and neighborhood growth throughout San Francisco.
The Civic Joy Fund is a San Francisco-based nonprofit re-energizing public spaces across San Francisco by investing in and organizing projects that bring joy to the streets.
Livable City works to create vibrant, people-centered public spaces that foster community and connection.
Citizen Film is a storytelling nonprofit organization dedicated to amplifying community voices through media and film.
Burge LLC specializes in producing culturally grounded events and experiences that celebrate community, creativity, and connection.
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San Francisco, CA
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Get ready to dance the night away and immerse yourself in the vibrant psychedelic culture of 2026 at the ultimate afterparty!
Psychedelic Culture 2026 is keeping the energy flowing with our official Afterparty at El Rio SF, a beloved queer, BIPOC‑run neighborhood bar and community space in the heart of the Mission District, just a short trip from the Brava Theater.
We’re creating a night that feels true to Chacruna’s vibe: warm, welcoming, and lively with conversation, music, and celebration alongside our beautiful community of attendees, speakers, and Chacruna's extended family.
El Rio offers a beautiful mix of indoor and outdoor space, with a dance floor, patio, and plenty of room to move between party and chill, connection and integration. Join us to unwind after the conference, keep the conversations going, and celebrate the many voices and stories that make Psychedelic Culture so special.
🪐 Sunday, April 19th ~ YES, Bicycle Day!
🪐 From 9:30pm to 12:30am PT
🪐 At El Rio SF (3158 Mission St, San Francisco)
Come savour the best psychedelic holiday with a wonderful crowd, and stay tuned for more details on music and special moments as we get closer — can’t wait to see you at the Psychedelic Culture 2026 Afterparty at El Rio!
No event schedules available
San Francisco, CA
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Founded in 1947 by eleven African American men and one African American woman, the Solano Realtist Association has deep roots in the fight for equal housing opportunities and fair housing practices across America. Based in Fairfield, CA, this historic organization operates under the mission of 'Democracy in Housing'—the principle that all citizens have the right to equal housing opportunities regardless of race, creed, or color. The Solano Realtist Association is recognized as the voice for increasing Black homeownership in the region and works tirelessly to serve underserved and underrepresented communities through creative and effective real estate solutions. Members of the association are dedicated to dealing fairly and justly with all people while enhancing the economic improvement of their communities. The organization's commitment extends beyond individual success to collective community transformation, with a vision of bringing two million new Black homeowners into the American housing market. For real estate professionals who share a passion for social equity, community empowerment, and meaningful change, the Solano Realtist Association in Fairfield, CA represents more than a professional membership—it embodies a movement toward housing justice and economic opportunity for all Americans. By joining the association, professionals become part of a legacy of advocacy, legislative improvement, and real change that has spanned nearly eight decades.