NicolePresents recently chartered a private yacht for a cruise around the SF Bay for our client, Tremor Media.  Tremor Media wanted their corporate event to be fun, different, memorable and affordable.  A cruise is a great option for client events especially in October when the weather is so spectacular in the Bay!  In just three short hours you can mingle, eat, drink, dance and set your sights on the beauty of San Francisco.

The yacht that we chose for the excursion was The Empress from Sausalito, a beautiful boat with a very professional, accommodating staff.  We would highly recommend them for another event for their superior customer service, yacht, menu offerings and willingness to negotiate pricing.

Even though The Empress docks in Sausalito they make trips to pick up customers in SF. Our pick up was at Gas Cove in the Marina nearby the Safeway in Fort Mason. There was plenty of parking in this area, so we felt this was a great option and easier than some of the other pick up locations offered by other companies we researched.

As mentioned, one of the many reasons why we chose The Empress over other cruise offerings was for its great menu selection.  We had delicious food from a well rounded menu with items like roasted mission figs wrapped in prosciutto and stuffed with chevre cheese; herb lamb meatballs mixed with array of spices and served with a mint yogurt sauce; and crab cakes seasoned and breaded served with a chive capper aioli.  It’s making my mouth water just writing about it!

Along with the great food, we offered three personalized signature cocktails to the guests to add a hint of corporate branding and identity to the fully hosted bar.

Once the guests were loosened up by the bar we got them moving their feet! We connected with DJ James Gunaca, recommended by our Client, who graced us with a varied mix of downtempo, lounge and of course great house beats for the dance floor.  We’ll definitely keep James in our pocket for future events!

The yacht cruise around the SF Bay was a wonderful success and the Client is already thinking about the next one!

Click HERE for some cruise photos.

If you are thinking about a cruise for your next corporate event, let us help you plan it.  Send an email to: nic@nicolepresents.com

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Wednesday, September 22nd in New York City
White Ribbon Alliance, NextAid & Turntables on the Hudson Present
5 Alive Party
NextAid tops of an inspiring week in NYC (UN Summit on MDGs, Clinton Global Initiative, & Women: Inspiration & Enterprise Symposium), with a beautiful night of music on the Hudson to benefit maternal health in Africa.
Featuring performances by:
Anane’ Vega (Dj set)
Nervous Records, Vega Records, Nulu
ananesworld.com
Nickodemus and Amon (Dj/Percussion)
turntablesonthehudson.com / amondrum.com
And special guests:
Maya Azucena (Co-Founder – MDGfive.com) performing live with
DJ OP! (Ilovevinyl.org)
Abby Dobson (mini-acoustic set) abbydobson.com
DJ G O V (Dubspot) dubspot.com
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The Frying Pan – Restaurant and Club
On the Pier on the Hudson River
26th Street & West Side Highway -NYC
Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
7pm-12midnight
Rain or shine
21 + over
Support from:
First Ladies Initiative, Fusicology, Media Services NYC, The Bloom Effect, Architecture for Humanity, Melting Pot Global, Dubspot, and Green Galactic
$20 at the door. 100% of the proceeds benefit participating non-profits!
Facebook Event
The 5 refers to UN Millennium Development Goal #5 -
to reduce maternal mortality.
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Thursday, September 30th in San Francisco
NextAid, supperclub & Kollol Present
Solidarity LovEvolution

THE LOVE GOES ON: Although LovEvolution has been canceled for this year, the love will live on at Solidarity!  Join us in celebrating the love & hope on the dance floor in memory of those lost at Love Parade earlier this year.

Featuring
Gavin Hardkiss (Sony Africa)
Jeno (Back2Back)
Chris Lum (Moulton Media)
J Dub Ya (Pink Mammoth)
DRC  (Mizumo Music)
DJ  D.R.E. (Sub Rosa)

Thursday September 30, 2010
9pm-2am
Donation required (whatever you’ve got to give!)
Funds go toward NextAid’s work in Africa.

supperclub SF
657 Harrison St.
San Francisco

Help us spread the word – Facebook Event!

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Saturday, September 25th in NYC
A fundraising event for Louie and Chan
River Boat Gala

This is s a fundraiser for a new restaurant and lounge set to open up in the LES. LOUIE AND CHAN’S fundraiser will give you a chance to be part of making a dream come true so come out and support!

Get down to the dirty ethnic groovy soulful deep tracks of our favorite DJS:
IAN FRIDAY (LIBATION / TEA PARTY MUSIC – NYC)
NICKODEMUS (TURNTABLES ON THE HUDSON / ESL / LOUIE and CHAN – NYC)
WISEACRE (LOUIE and CHAN – NYC / theLIFT / SUNDAZE – LA)
SCOTT K (BOX MUSIC / NITTY GRITTY – LA)

on the drum
AMON (AFROKINETIC / TURNTABLES ON THE HUDSON – NYC)

the LOUIE and CHAN sound system by VOID, designed by STUDIO BROOKLYN

$30. presale/door
pre-sale available until noon on the 25th. Buy Tickets Here
All profits from the door go towards LOUIE and CHAN’S design/buildout budget

21+ // ca$h bar

the boat location:
east 23rd street and FDR highway north (east river)
New York, NY

midnight – 12:30am: boarding time.. boat leaves promptly at 12:30am
12:30am-3:30am: the voyage
3:30am-4am: disembark time.

we suggest formal attire in the way you see fit…. traditional to the avant garde… all are welcome.
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Pick up a copy!  Or we uploaded the PDF file to our website.  Check it out!

http://www.nicolepresents.com/press.html

Join us for a community event for all ages (mostly for kids!) that celebrates the positive effect of empowered girls on our planet! Come experience thrilling activities, mind-blowing performances, and unique local snack vendors!

Party-goers will experience an event filled with fun (and educational!) ways for people of all ages to learn about the power of girls.

Activities Include:
…- Music by DJ Colin Ford and friends (www.colinford.net) http://www.facebook.com/pages/C-4-Entertainment/125280634169198
- Mask Making by Simone Schulz
-Performance by Sarah McMullen http://www.jonathangeorge.biz/artists
-Performance by Madisen Hill
http://www.myspace.com/madisenhill
-Performance by Katelyn Tarver
http://www.myspace.com/katelyntarveronline
-Poetry Slam Performance by “The Urban Rabbit”
-T-shirt making by Veri Meri
http://www.verymeri.com/
-Face Painting by Miss Zuma Beach USA 2011, Diva Kass
http://divakassformisscaliforniausa2011.weebly.com/
- KidTribe’s Hoopapalooza Hoopathon
- Drumming and dancing
- Special prizes for the biggest givers!
- “Vegan ice cream and organic desserts by Good Karma Truck!
http://www.goodkarmatruck.com/
- Tasty African Inspired dishes provided by The Daily Dose. http://www.dailydoseinc.com/

Minimum donation is $15 per person (child or adult) and $50 for a family of four. We ask that you RSVP and pre-pay by going NextAid website’s donation page and pay via Paypal. http://www.nextaid.org/donation.htm. (Feel Free to donate as much as you want!)

Parking is free! The lot is located in the back of the Henson Headquarters on the corner of Sycamore and DeLongpre.

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Proceeds benefit NextAid’s newest initiative:

Girls are the greatest investment we can make in our future and pregnancy is the largest killer of girls ages 15-19 in the developing world. NextAid, with Architecture for Humanity, is contributing to the worldwide movement to improve maternal health by working closely with select African First Ladies to design and build two Women and Girls’ Health Resource Centers in Sierra Leone and Namibia. The pilot centers will serve as model demonstrations for additional centers in other parts of Africa. http://www.nextaid.org/

About KidTribe

Founded in 2002, KidTribe is an award winning international obesity prevention program that has over 2 million participating kids and teachers through its cutting-edge school programs and high energy live events. Having just performed at The White House for the Easter Egg Roll in conjunction with the First Lady’s “Let’s Move” campaign, KidTribe has also been featured on PBS, Discovery Kids, NBC News, KTLA, the BBC and Scottish TV. Most recently KidTribe created a hip-hop DVD series for NASA called “Space School Musical” that will be available for every school in the nation. With a mission to elevate self-esteem, create a contagiously healthy environment and bring together communities through music and movement, KidTribe is thrilled to be joining forces with NextAid for this important cause.
http://www.kidtribe.com/

FOR THE FUTURE
Aug. 1, 2010
Café Cocomo

100% of the proceeds go to NextAid’s sustainable development projects in Africa!

Arrive early for a special CityDeep Session with:
Halo, David Harness, and Brendon Boden (AfrodesiaMP3.com)
Stay late for Moniker (DJ Set) (Auralism)

Also featuring:

Outside:
Cali (ThePeople Oakland)
Chris Smith (Om Records)
Galen (PacificSound)
Marissa Guzman (live vocals) (Jucy Lucy)
Miss Watkins & DJ 4AM (Twin Flames)
M3 (Green Gorilla)

Inside:
Adnan (Forward
Fil Latorre (Staple)
Little John (Raindance)
Michael Anthony (supperclub)
Sammy D (Kontrol)
Solar (PacificSound)

Extra support from: Green Gorilla Lounge, Green Gorilla, Stap[e, Forward SF, Nitevibe, The MML, Love Fatigues, Fusicology, YBR, Metrowize.com, AfrodesiaMP3.com, NicolePresents.

Hours: 1pm to 2am

Café Cocomo
650 Indiana Street
San Francisco

$10 pre-sale/ Door $10 b4 2pm, $15 after
Get pre-sales here: http://nextaid-for-the-future.eventbrite.com/
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=113692128677904&ref=ts

Live webcast from 1-8pm on prepartyradio.com
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Proceeds benefit these projects:
Kawangware Vision Center, Kenya – NextAid has partnered with the inspiring community-based organization to build a “green” workshop and multipurpose facility for their youth programs and micro-business that strive to get youth off the streets by offering economic activities. www.nextaid.org/kawangware.htm

goGogetters program, South Africa – goGogetters is a loveLife program empowering South African grandmothers (gogos), who have dedicated their senior years to the wellbeing of orphaned and vulnerable children. NextAid is raising funds for the schooling needs of the children and youths in this program. www.nextaid.org/sendachildtoschool.htm

Women and Girls’ Health Resource Centers, Sierra Leone and Namibia – NextAid is working with Architecture for Humanity to bring much needed resources and support to the girls and women of Africa. This new initiative is working closely with African First Ladies to design and build two Women and Girls’ Health Resource Centers in Southern and West Africa. The pilot centers will serve as model demonstrations for additional centers in other parts of Africa.

A Midsummer Night’s Flux

A Midsummer Night’s Flux
Los Angeles Benefit for the Temple of Flux
@ Burning Man Metropolis 2010

http://midsummersflux.eventbrite.com/
GO TO THIS LINK TO PURCHASE YOUR MEMBERSHIPS ONLINE, THANK YOU!

A Midsummer Night’s Flux
Los Angeles Benefit for the Temple of Flux
@ Burning Man Metropolis 2010

Saturday June 12th
Mission:Control
Culver City, CA
9 pm – 5 am
Tickets: $15 – $40 (MUST buy presale online)
21+

An evening of sensory delights for your eyes, ears, and whole self celebrating 10 years of the Burning Man temple….and this year’s Temple of Flux*

DJs ::
Gravity [Pink Mammoth, SF]
The Loomer [Bass Ritual/Area 33]
Saadhu [Bass Ritual/Area 33]
Pyrotec [Conspiracy Lab Recordings]
Hyjynx [Ninja Skillz]
LU5H

Performers::
William Close [Earth Harp/Drum jacket]
Nancy Elizabeth [Sword/belly dance]
Miss Alikat Rose [Burlesque]
Suzy LeeLo [Fire]
Sloan [Belly dance]
LaLa Angel [Wing dance]

Live Painting ::
Jacqueline Stewart [jacquelinestewart.com]
David Cedeño

Tickets and event info::
http://www.midsummersflux.eventbrite.com/

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About the Temple of Flux
The Temple of Flux for Burning Man 2010 is a collaboration between Rebecca Anders, Jess Hobbs, and Peter Kimelman. Inspired by natural landforms such as slot canyons these designers have approached the creation of The Temple not as a building but as forms creating place.

The Temple team is a growing collection of individuals from a wide range of Burning Man communities including: the Flaming Lotus Girls, SpaceCowboys, House of Lotus, DeepEnd/Distrikt, Brass Tax, DPW, DSC, Neuroweapon, and Temple Crew members from years past. Through the Temple, we’re building new and thriving working relationships and friendships, growing in ways that we never could have imagined.

The Temple is making possible an opportunity to build community in Black Rock City and beyond, gathering the skills, knowledge and resources of many long-time Burning Man crews. We welcome you to join us in this adventure! To get involved, click here!

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Temple of Flux on the Web

Find out more/donate/volunteer at: http://temple2010.org/

Become a fan of the Temple of Flux? http://www.facebook.com/temple2010?ref=ts

Follow us on twitter! http://twitter.com/2010temple

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By SF Fashion News Examiner, Michele Gates, Examiner.com

ARTICLE LINK

Nicole Doherty is a marketing and event services consultant with a knack for getting people inspired and excited about something.  Since graduating from Georgetown University with a BSBA in Marketing, she’s been cultivating her skills passionately.  With over 15 years of combined experience in advertising, marketing, sales, event planning and production, she founded her first consulting company five years ago, NicolePresents.  She has produced all kinds of events within San Francisco, but most notable are her fashion trunk show events, involving cutting edge DJ’s, indie fashion designers, and innovative performers of all kinds.  She has a talent for producing energetic, creative events in the greatest venues within San Francisco.

MG: So how old were you when you became interested in fashion and style?

ND: In fashion, my biggest influence  woud be someone like Irene Hernandez-Feiks of Chillin’ Productions.  She was the one doing all the Chillin’ shows before anybody.  She’s amazing.  She was the first person in the city that was really doing trunk shows at a larger scale.  Now she is doing them at Mezzanine.  She was the first one in this city that was really supporting the independent fashion scene.  So when I first started the trunk shows, I actually went to her and asked her if she could coach me on what she does.  I helped her set up a couple of her events and then I told her I wanted to do it on a much smaller scale because I wanted my shows to be in an intimate environment, versus a huge event space.  Plus I didn’t want to undertake too much.  Just starting out and doing huge events I couldn’t support didn’t make sense to me.  She grew her events over time.  You just don’t start at Mezzanine, you have to start somewhere.  She started out at 111 Minna Gallery and cultivated an audience that became consistent over time and grew.  Consistency is really important.  You can’t have one or two or three events and expect everyone to show up and it will be great.  There are some events where you’ll have a couple hundred people and some where barely anyone shows up, and you can’t beat yourself up over it.  Consistency over time actually builds your audience.  She has been doing it for ten years!  That’s a lot of trunk shows.  I only have been doing it for a couple years in comparison.

MG: Haven’t you had your event planning business for five years?

ND: I have, but I have taken breaks to pursue other interests at different times.  I took a break for a whole year from doing Burning Man shows, but those have grown incredibly.  They started at Levende lounge.  The following year they were at Cafe Cocomo. The third year they grew to a bigger venue at Mighty.  Each year had more and more people in attendance.  The last one we threw at Mighty had a thousand people in attendance.  But it didn’t start there.  The first one at Levende was small and popular.  We then had to get a bigger venue.  Smaller is intimate and fun.

MG: I heard that you’re moving to LA!  What’s your plan with your move to LA?  Are you going to maintain your business here in SF and work both cities?

ND: Initially.  I still have contracts for July events.  I’m doing marketing for the Wanderlust Yoga & Music Festival which is coming up in July and I’m doing the Superhero Street Fair, which is also in July.  And then after that, I don’t know.  I’m leaving the possibilities open for anything.  I’ll still have my business.  I’m also pursuing yoga teacher training in LA.  Ideally I would primarily like to teach yoga.

I thought about doing yoga and event work within the Festival community. There are new festivals cropping up that combine my interests of Yoga, music and fashion, like Wanderlust.

I’m helping Wanderlust with marketing outreach to my network and contacts to spread knowledge of the festival to a wider demographic.  They want to expand to the Burning Man community, for its interest in creativity.  They’re striving for the festival to be more artistic, more collaborative, and more community driven.

MG: What’s your advice on this situation.  I have a girlfriend who is unhappy with her job and she’s trying to do something else.  She has a lot of different ideas within the fashion industry, but isn’t clear on what direction she should take.  What should her next steps be?

ND: She needs to figure out where her interests lie and not be afraid to take chances.  I’ve evolved so much over time that I could be a  professional development coach.  For me life always changes.  I’ll start something and really love it and get super into it.  Then a couple years later, I’ll be “did that, done that” and move on.  I’m kind of a rare breed because I’ve done that many times in my life.  I’m never one to stick to one thing because I’ll suck the marrow out of it, and then when I’m done… I’m done and I will move on.  My mom is funny because she would say “in my days, people used to work at one job Nicole, their whole life!”  I was like “Oh God, how boring”.   I thought that was the most boring thing.  When you’re done with something, try something new.  There are people out there like me that are risk takers.

You also need to be aware that you may not be “successful” right away.  You have to take steps, gain skills, keep learning and keep striving.  I’m happy if I’m always learning and experiencing.  You don’t lose the skills you gain.

MG: And what might your next steps be?

ND: There’s  a lot of trunk shows in LA.   Sequoia and Gita from S&G Clothing just moved to LA to open a store.  It’s not outside the realm of possibility to bring those Burning Man trunk shows down there.  Our community is larger in SF, but theirs is expanding.  They have the talent there.  I know there’s a lot of designers here that would welcome the idea of traveling to LA for access to a broader market.  It’s definitely a possibility.

MG: I like how things come to you naturally.

ND: One thing I’ve learned is to set goals and intentions, but don’t set things in stone, so that you close doors.  My Buddhist philosophy is non-attachment to an outcome.  Be open,  let things come and they will unfold as they will, as long as your goals and intentions are clear.

If a project comes to me and it doesn’t feel right, then I won’t do it.  I follow my intuition.  Even if I need the money.  I used to take on many projects just to take them on.  I would say yes to everything, but would get disappointed sometimes that I said yes.  I would follow through on projects, but I would put myself in positions that made me question why I took them in the first place.  Now I follow my intuition.

Life is too short.  We should enjoy our life and work.  That’s why we’re here.  To have joy in our lives and to be ever expanding and learning.  Why paddle upstream when you can take the river downstream.  Life can be easy.  When you’re doing things that don’t feel right, you’re resisting and that makes life more difficult.

MG: It’s amazing that people stay in an unenjoyable situation.

ND: They like drama, I guess.  But with the most successful people, you’ll always hear the common theme ‘it just happened’ or ‘I was just lucky’.  They weren’t just lucky… they did things that felt right.  They were passionate and clear about their intentions.

It wasn’t until the last year or two, that I started to listen to my own advice.  I started to meditate and ask people if I can thing about things and get back to them, instead of being reactionary.  I was being more visionary and mindful..  I never would have done that before.

MG: What has been a common thread for you within your career changes?

ND:  I’ve done lots of different things and it ultimately boiled down to relationships and being inspiring.  Anything moving forward in my life will always be about people and relationships.  That’s why I’m drawn to the healing arts and yoga, getting down to the core of humanity. Finding out what it is that people love to do.

MG: So, what are your favorite pieces in your wardrobe?

ND: I want to say all my Burning Man costumes.  I don’t make clothes, although designers ask me why I don’t design considering all I have done for this.  I’m really inspired by design and the creativity.  Costumes are an expression of your personality.  It represents who you are.  Some days I like more flashy, Sex in the City type outfits and other days I just want to put on my yoga pants and chill out.  My favorite pieces depend on my mood.

MG: Where do you shop?

MG: What are you wearing now?

ND: My skinny thrift store $10 jeans with my $300 boots.  My jacket is expensive too.  It’s from Gypsies and Lords. Before it was called Abandon. It’s one of my favorite pieces. They do a lot of trunk shows.  The owner Monique is an amazing designer.  Her jackets form fitting, sexy, yet professional with intricate details and gorgeous leather.  So soft.  I actually never would have gone with this color.  I always purchased black jackets.  But she was the one who put it on me and told me how great I looked in it.  I’ve gotten so many compliments on this jacket over the years!

I went to a colorist at one point.  It was super fun.  She said I was lucky because I could wear any color. So, I had to get more color in my wardrobe.  People are drawn to different colors for different reasons.  For example, there are power colors, colors to wear when you’re trying to get something from somebody, etc.  I was amazed by the psychological aspect.  I started expanding my wardrobe with blues, yellows, pastels, purples and pinks.  Before it was just black, black, black.

MG: Do you have any fashion secrets or tips that you’ve learned throughout the years?

ND: I know which colors look good on me, from the color consultant.  That was well worth the expense.  Also, you need to have confidence in what you’re wearing and feel comfortable.  It shows in people’s faces when they’re uncomfortable.  It’s important to know your body and your best body parts to accentuate them.  For me it’s my ass.  People said I had the best butt in the city.  I was previously self conscious about my breast size.  However, when I placed more attention to my butt, it distracted from my chest.  But now, I also know the tricks to make my boobs look bigger, ha, ha!  I go with lower neck lines and bustier bras. I’ve learned how to enhance different aspects of my body.

MG: You’ve mentioned your colorist, who else is part of your beauty team?

ND: My stylist would be my friend Val Cunningham.  She was voted best stylist in SF.  ModeInStyle.com is her web address.  She’s the one who took me thrift store shopping and taught me how to shop.  Before I used to get overwhelmed & scared when going to thrift stores – there’s so many things to choose from that are thrown on racks.  She taught me how to piece things together and how to accessorize.  She also taught me not to just look at things on the hanger but to try them on.

My friend Katie Callahan is an amazing makeup artist.  She given me great tips over the years and Julie McCarthy is my esthetician.

MG: Overall, what has kept you motivated and excited about what you do?

ND: What also motivates me these days is letting go of my ego.  That’s why I’m drawn to the more yogic lifestyle.  I admire the Buddhist way of releasing material possessions and getting more and more into the heart.  Not that I’m opposed to having nice clothes, but I do see in the fashion industry there’s a lot of  waste.  If I continue doing the trunk events, I would like to venture more into eco fashion events and recycling.   That’s why I love the upcycling concept by Josie.  We need to start recycling what we’re producing because we’re creating so much waste.  We are destroying our earth with mass production.  Being able to give items to Goodwill makes a difference in people’s lives around the globe.  Suzanne Agasi from Clothing Swap Inc. is doing it right.  Everyone brings clothing, swaps something in and swaps something out.  It’s an awesome exchange idea.  She’s been doing it for several years and it’s becoming very popular.   One man’s junk is another man’s treasure!

What keeps me excited about what I do – the people and creativity.  I’m inspired by designers and I love the social, community building aspect of event planning.  I love to see people happy.  I love watching people dance at events.  I love seeing people inspired by art, fashion and music.  It brings a lot of joy to me.

Just keeping you up to date on booths for SuperHero Street Fair. Please do not send any more checks or payments for Corner Booths. They are SOLD OUT. We do still have 10 x10 booths available for craft and food vendors though, so please continue to apply for those.

PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE UPDATED THE EXHIBITOR APPLICATION!

Checks are payable to 37 NORTH please.  Or you can pay via pay pal to goldengaterecordings@yahoo.com. Please give us notice that you are applying, so we can look for your payment. Although we love all your emails, please follow instructions for applications!

We’re looking forward to hearing from you!

2nd Annual SUPERHERO Street Fair
Saturday, July 10, 2010
1pm – midnight
In San Francisco, Indiana @ Cesar Chavez
A beautiful oasis overlooking Islais Creek

We are seeking fashion, accessories, arts and crafts, fine and graphic art, comic related items, children’s products, green products, holistic products, organic food vendors, and more.

We estimate that 4 – 5,000 people will circulate throughout the fair, exploring all the heavenly installations and creations!

You can participate in this colorful SUPERHERO celebration, featuring a SUPERHERO fashion show, stellar musical lineup that includes many sound camps from Burning Man, dynamic record labels, extreme sports demos, participant climbing walls (show how SuperHero you are!), live art, roaming theater, thematic environments, visionary artists, performance troupes, and eye candy galore!

Learn more – check out http://www.superherosf.com for details. Get into the spirit! Express yourself. Make your booth part of the supernatural expression!

We have reduced our fees this year to help everyone out in this economic climate. Share your booth with a friend and split the costs if you need to, but it’s really affordable for everyone!

DOWNLOAD YOUR APPLICATION HERE: http://www.superherosf.com

First come, first served basis. APPLICATION DEADLINE, MONDAY MAY 31, 2010

If you have any questions, all contact information is in the application.

GENERAL INFORMATION BELOW

37 North, anonEvents & Get YER Freak on! present:

2nd Annual SUPERHERO Street Fair
Space Jazz
Saturday July 10, 2010
1pm to Midnight

In San Francisco, Indiana @ Cesar Chavez
A beautiful oasis overlooking Islais Creek

Find the SuperHero within and share it for the world to see!

Twin ramp skateboarding demos
SuperHero climbing wall
Live and electronic music on 5 stages
Local Heroes awards ceremony
Intergalactic vendors
Bedouin lounge
Super food and beverages

Bring out the SuperHero in you. You have the character and the costume. Join us in a celebration of outstanding individuals and organizations in the Bayview and San Francisco community in the arts and community at large, with an awards ceremony at 4pm. As every year, a portion of the proceeds from this festival goes to the recipients of the awards. Please check out last years deserving winners under “Awards”. We have yet to finalize this year’s recipients, but have chosen several and are open to suggestions for more (If they aren’t chosen this year, we’ll keep it in mind for next). If you would like to submit information about your local organization or would like to recommend one for consideration, please e-mail: awards@superherosf.com.

Zones:
The Sporting Green:
Climbing Wall (open to all)
Twin Skateboard ramps

Live Stage & roaming:
Thrasher Stage: Live punk and Hip-Hop
Vaux de Vire, Bad Unkl Sista, Climate Theater, Vowel Movement Beatboxers, SuperPower Fashion Show

Art:
Video Wall/Video Riot, Debi Danger Blacklight 3D, Liquid Lights, Emerald Installations

Music:
Get YER Freak on!, Symbiosis, Opulent Temple, Hookadome, Deep End, OM Records.

The lighter and less dense a substance is, the less space it occupies. The qualities which a proud person attributes to himself can be compared to this.