Mark
Braun had just landed at San Francisco International Airport after a
business trip to Florida. But rather than heading directly back to his
home in Burlingame, he found himself lingering. “Normally I’m ready to
get out of here,” he said, standing next to his roller bag.
Like hundreds of passengers that evening, Braun stayed at the airport for an unusual reason: to be entertained.
Although the airport has an extensive program of art exhibitions — it’s the only airport in the country with an accredited museum — and presents live music during the winter holiday and summer seasons, last Friday night featured something special: a free performance by DJ Qbert, the legendary hip-hop artist and turntable master.
Although the airport has an extensive program of art exhibitions — it’s the only airport in the country with an accredited museum — and presents live music during the winter holiday and summer seasons, last Friday night featured something special: a free performance by DJ Qbert, the legendary hip-hop artist and turntable master.
Source: The Bay Citizen (http://s.tt/14IS5)
Mark
Braun had just landed at San Francisco International Airport after a
business trip to Florida. But rather than heading directly back to his
home in Burlingame, he found himself lingering. “Normally I’m ready to
get out of here,” he said, standing next to his roller bag.
Like hundreds of passengers that evening, Braun stayed at the airport for an unusual reason: to be entertained.
Although the airport has an extensive program of art exhibitions — it’s the only airport in the country with an accredited museum — and presents live music during the winter holiday and summer seasons, last Friday night featured something special: a free performance by DJ Qbert, the legendary hip-hop artist and turntable master.
Although the airport has an extensive program of art exhibitions — it’s the only airport in the country with an accredited museum — and presents live music during the winter holiday and summer seasons, last Friday night featured something special: a free performance by DJ Qbert, the legendary hip-hop artist and turntable master.
Source: The Bay Citizen (http://s.tt/14IS5)
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