The Laver Cup pits six of the best men’s tennis players from Europe against six of their counterparts from the rest of the world over three days of intense team competition. The teams are led by legendary captains, Yannick Noah for Team Europe and Andre Agassi for Team World.
We welcome you all to attend the “International Conference on ENT and Related Disorders” scheduled during November 24-25, 2025 in Paris, France. The main theme of the conference is “Exploring New Frontiers in ENT, Otolaryngology and Related Disorders”. Join this intimate forum to create meaningful partnerships with 100+ ENT experts Our goal is to bring together worldwide distinguished academics in the field of Otorhinolaryngology to exchange and share meaningful experiences of various treatment procedures. ENT 2025 is Going Hybrid! This Conference will be a hybrid event (there will be both an in-person conference and a virtual conference). Making the congress more accessible helps us to achieve our mission to elaborate, and to expand the contribution to the ENT and Otorhinolaryngology community by reaching a much larger audience all over the region. We strongly believe that ENT Congress 2025 will be a huge success and exceed our expectations extremely.
Event: JUMP: A Celebration of Sports, Entertainment and Social Justice
Date: February 15, 2025
Location: San Francisco Design Center Galleria
Photos (63): Johnny Nunez/Getty Images
Larry Miller hosted a celebration to launch JUMP, his legacy initiative to catalyze first and second chances for justice impacted talent, in partnership with The Just Trust.
JUMP (Justice and Upward Mobility Project) – a new project of The Just Trust – aims to leverage the power and influence of sports and entertainment to unlock access to education, employment, and economic mobility for youth and adults impacted by the justice system and seeking a first or second chance.
Inspired by Larry Miller’s powerful story of redemption and success, JUMP seeks
to drive impact through four strategic pillars:
Through this approach, in addition to democratizing opportunity – they’re transforming how society views talent, justice, and human potential.
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) –The Black Firefighters Association of San Francisco, active since 1972, was recently honored with a public service award at the NAACP San Francisco’s Annual Freedom Fund Gala for their dedication and community service. The association, originally founded to combat discrimination within the fire department, has evolved to focus on community engagement and support.
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This exhibition looks back to the museum’s 1924 opening through its 1990s expansion and into the present day, as well as forward toward a new vision for the future. The museum’s close ties to the communities of San Francisco are brought into focus through collection highlights, rediscovered materials from the museum’s archives, and an expansive timeline. Featuring some of the first additions to the collection, such as an ancient ceramic vase gifted by the queen of Greece and an Auguste Rodin sculpture donated by museum cofounder Alma de Bretteville Spreckels, the exhibition also highlights the museum’s early exhibitions, including one devoted to Diego Rivera.
Event: San Francisco Ballet’s 2025 Opening Night Gala
Date: January 21, 2025
Location: SF City Hall, San Francisco
Photos (39): Katie Ravas for Drew Altizer Photography
San Francisco Ballet’s decadent 2025 Opening Night Gala was the ultimate convergence of dance, fashion, music, and visual art in the Bay Area on Wednesday, January 22. The evening commenced with a stunning dinner in San Francisco City Hall followed by a one-night-only performance to celebrate SF Ballet’s transcendent upcoming season, curated by visionary Artistic Director Tamara Rojo, at the War Memorial Opera House. The performance not only showcased the world-class talents of SF Ballet’s dancers, but also of the highly acclaimed choreographers featured in SF Ballet’s 2025 Season with glimpses of high-drama ballets such as Manon and Raymonda, contemporary North American premieres, and more. The celebration continued with a high-energy after party in City Hall featuring performances by DJ Umami and Tainted Love.
SF Ballet was delighted to welcome businesswoman Ayesha Curry as this year’s Honorary Gala Chair. The event was also supported by Gala Chair Pam Preston, Dinner Chair Terra Sollman, and Décor Chair Elizabeth Mitchell. Attendees included SF Ballet Chair of the Board of Trustees Alison Mauzé, Executive Director Branislav Henselmann, actress Elisa Donovan, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Curator in Charge Furio Rinaldi, artist Ranu Mukherjee, businessman Paul Pelosi, presenting sponsor John Osterweis, and many of SF Ballet’s current Company members. Revenue from Gala tickets directly supports the creation of groundbreaking new works, the preservation of classical ballet masterpieces, scholarships for SF Ballet School students, and community education programs that enrich the lives of Bay Area youth, families, and seniors.
Guests were treated to a special evening welcoming Aisha Ayensu to the Bay Area. The event showcased an immersive live model presentation of the Christie Brown x McMullen Fall capsule collection, offering a blend of high fashion and rich cultural storytelling. Attendees enjoyed a curated 3-course meal by Chef Lala of Jusla Eats, paired with delicious wines from Brown Estates, as they celebrated the seamless fusion of two distinct fashion perspectives coming together. A highlight of the evening was the debut of Christie Brown’s “At The Table” dinner series, originally from Accra, Ghana, now brought to Oakland, California. This unique experience fostered deeper connections among guests, creating a magical sense of community throughout the night.
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