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               Barrel Tasting Weekend


               See you in the cellars! This annual 3-day event is an opportunity to buy “futures” in
               wine while learning about the process directly from winemakers representing 60+
               Sonoma County wineries. On March 1, a new VIP sunset experience at CAST
               Wines. WineRoad.com


               4 and 25
               Opera House Tour


               In a once-a-year event, book to go behind the scenes. Dennis Hudson, former SF
               Ballet master electrician, escorts a tour of the War Memorial Opera House, a 1932
               Beaux-Arts building designed by Author Brown. Tickets are limited. Meet promptly
               at 4 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. 455 Franklin St. sfballet.org/productions/opera-house-tour


               7
               Festival Napa Valley | Angels of the Arts Gala


               The festival’s highest honor, now in its second year, celebrates outstanding
               contributions to the arts. For a lifetime of contributions to the world of classical
               music, the distinction goes to Gordon Getty, a legend in the arts world and a
               founding benefactor of the festival. The Green Room at War Memorial, 401 Van
               Ness Ave. festivalnapavalley.org


               7–24
               SFJAZZ | Women’s History Month Celebration


               Female artists: pianist Lisa Hilton Quartet, saxophonist Caroline Davis, bassist and
               vocalist Katie Thiroux, blues singer Pamela Rose, pianist and songwriter Christina
               Galisatus, and vocalist and composer Jacqui Naylor. 201 Franklin St. sfjazz.org


               8–9
               Presidio Theater | New Century Chamber Orchestra


               Playing with Structure: American cellist Sterling Elliott joins Daniel Hope and New
               Century for Joseph Haydn’s beloved first cello concerto, a virtuoso showpiece for
               the instrument. 99 Moraga Ave. presidiotheatre.org



               12–23
               San Francisco Ballet | A Midsummer Night’s Dream



               Enter Shakespeare’s enchanted forest of whimsy, mistaken identity, and jest—
               where fairies rule and love (eventually) reigns supreme. A delight for all ages, the
               Shakespearean favorite is choreographed by George Balanchine, set to music by
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