Share in the rich culture, art, and stories of Falaṡṭīn (Palestine) at an event crafted by the community, for the community. Join us for an evening of meaningful celebration exploring artistic expression and culture through the lens of Palestinian artists. Dance to Palestinian music, hear from powerful poets, explore pop-up art exhibits, browse a local marketplace of handmade creations, and more.

This is a peaceful event, and no hate or discrimination will be tolerated. View code of conduct

Music

Artistry - Poetry, photography, and fashion in African Hall

Artistry
African Hall

7:30 PM - Join poets Priscilla Wathington and Janine Mogannam as they share readings inspired by their personal experiences, heritage, and family.
8:30 PM - Gather ‘round for an intimate conversation with renowned fashion designer and Project Runway season four alum Rami Kashou. Hear about his design journey and learn how his roots shape his creative process.
Plus… Explore a pop-up photography and art exhibit curated by interdisciplinary artist Linda Abdullah, showcasing the flora and fauna of Palestine and examining the lasting impacts of ecocide.

Music and Dance - DJ Subeaux and Al-juthoor Dabke performance

Music and Dance
Piazza

Hit the dance floor with SF-based artist and activist, DJ Subeaux, who will be spinning tracks from Palestinian artists mixed with your favorite hits all night long.
At 8:00 PM, Experience the lively beats of the ancient, Palestinian folk dance, dabke, with performances by Oakland-based dance group, Al-Juthoor. Watch the pros in action, then jump in and give dabke a try yourself in a live line dancing workshop.

Marketplace - Independent Palestinian artists and vendors

Marketplace
Swamp

Support local Palestinian artists by shopping a marketplace of handmade goods, from zines to ceramics. Say hello to:

Tatreez Pop-up - Traditional Palestinian embroidery

Tatreez Pop-up Exhibit
Science Today

See work from Bay Area artist Amanne Sharif at a pop-up exhibit of the intricate Palestinian embroidery technique of tatreez. Explore a selection of Sharif’s works, which showcase the detailed geometric and natural motifs traditionally stitched onto clothing and household items, and dive into the rich history of this centuries-old tradition.

NightLife rules, regs, and reminders

NightLife is for adults 21+ only. Valid, physical photo ID required.

Last entry into Osher Rainforest is 7:30 pm — our animals need their sleep.

Morrison Planetarium passes are available online in advance for $5 each while supplies last. Showtimes are 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, and 9:30 pm. A limited number of standby seats will be available for all showtimes as space allows on a first-come, first-served basis.

Gems and Minerals: Unearthed opens to the public at 8:30 pm. It is reserved for NightLife Plus guests from 6 - 8:30 pm.

Food and drink are not permitted in Osher Rainforest, Morrison Planetarium, or the Swamp.

Help everyone stay healthy: It's not required, but we encourage all guests to stay up-to-date on their vaccinations and to mask up indoors. If you’re feeling sick or have been in close contact with someone who has recently tested positive for COVID-19 or another respiratory virus, please visit another time. View our health and safety page.

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Code of Conduct

Thank you to our cocktail sponsor