Notable San Francisco 7/1-7/6

Monday 7/1: Negative Press Project, the Glasses, and Music for Hard Times play free for the Make Out Room’s First Mondays. 8pm.

Tuesday 7/2: Free first Tuesdays at museums around town, including the DeYoung, the Jewish Contemporary, and YBCA.

Wednesday 7/3: Get your old school summertime on with a double feature of Jaws and Rocky at the Castro Theater.

Friday 7/5: Green Apple Books hosts Julian Guthrie for the launch of The Millionaire and the Mechanic, Guthrie’s coverage of Larry Ellison’s decade of preparation to assemble a winning America’s Cup team. Free, 5pm.

Saturday 7/6: Oakland’s second annual Beast Crawl features more than 140 writers in bars, galleries, and bookstores across uptown. Free, 5pm.

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Emmy Komada is a translator and assistant editor at Two Lines Press, part of the Center for the Art of Translation. She likes languages, and reading, and trying to read in various languages.

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