We’ll be taking August off as we’re doing a special session with the SF Library for the Blind, but to make up for the absence we’re going big in September. To mark our second anniversary, we’ll be setting up in the beautiful top floor/main room of the Bernal Heights Library on September 21st. The show … Read more
We’ll be live July 27th, 7:00PM, at the Bernal Heights Public Library in San Francisco. It’s always nice to walk out to daylight during these Summer sessions, so let us be the spark for your night! If you have a story in mind, record in hand, and are interested in sharing both, send us a … Read more
We’ll be back at the Bernal Heights Library for our June session. If you are interested in presenting, shoot us a line at Register@PhonographicMemory.org.
We are extremely excited to announce the news for our May session. We’ll be heading back to the downtown Main Library on Thursday, May 26th for a special 1996 retrospective to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the building. For the evening we are curating a lineup of San Francisco artists, and DJ’s, to talk about … Read more
April 27th, 7:00 PM at the Bernal Heights Library. To register, send an email to Register@PhonographicMemory.org.
March 30th at the Bernal Heights Public Library. To register, send an email to Register@PhonographicMemory.org.
We’re back at the Bernal Heights Library on February 24th. Stories start at 7:00pm. At the moment we have a full lineup of presenters, but things can change. If you’re interested in presenting at any point, shoot us an email at Register@PhonographicMemory.org for more information.
If 2015 was the year we built a foundation, 2016 is the year we develop and expand Phonographic Memory. Our first event of the year is a testament to that moto, as we have been summoned by the directors at the Main Branch Library in downtown San Francisco. We’ll be setting up shop for a … Read more
2015 has treated us well! Join us for the last session of the year, starting at 7:00PM at the Bernal Heights Library.
As a die hard Giants fan I was faced with a decision last October: Cancel what would have been our second event to watch Game 7 of the World Series, or stay committed and rely on getting scores via phone. The decision stung a bit, but it wasn’t hard. The show went on, the Giants … Read more