When we are at a loss for scintillating entertainment options here at SFist, we often turn to the inimitable SF Station, which is celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a free shindig tonight at Mighty (119 Utah St. at 15th). Festivities include a smattering of DJs, live bands, including Sean Hayes and Felonius, visuals by Stephen Williams, and outdoor movies from local filmmakers and organizations courtesy of teacherwiththebus.com. RSVP is strongly encouraged, plus bring a coat to donate to One Warm Coat. (10pm - 3am)
There's also a public meeting about the Haight Ashbury Street Fair featuring short films at the Haight Ashbury Public Library (1833 Page St. at Cole). Meet the folks behind the scenes and get the scoop on the upcoming 40th anniversary of the Summer of Love Festival. (6pm)
And not at all anniversary-related, it's the public reception for Nomads and Homesteaders: The Mission and Beyond the latest exhibition from Southern Exposure's Artists in Education program, at the Columbia Park Boys and Girls Club (450 Guerrero at 17th). Youth from the Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club worked with artist Suzy Poling and artist assistant Theo Rigby to create a multi-disciplinary, permanent, site-specific installation, exploring the cultural values of the Mission, Japantown and Chinatown through personal investigations, topographic studies and collections of local myth into a visual landscape. (5:30pm - 7)
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