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BART t i m e s

November 2008
Published by the San Francisco
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
www.bart.gov

Make holiday travel easy –


ride BART to the airport Take BART to the KPFA
Crafts & Music Fair
If you’re heading to SFO or Oakland Interna- Reserve a BART Airport/ Ride BART to the 38th Annual KPFA
tional Airport this holiday season, take Long Term parking space Crafts & Music Fair, December 13 and
BART … and you’re there. Don’t bother with pricey airport parking 14 and use the free shuttles from the
lots! Reserve a space at BART. Civic Center BART Station (at the 8th and
BART is the most reliable, least expensive
Market Street MUNI bus stop) to the Fair
and fastest way to get to the airport, whether November 26 through December 1 and and back.
you’re heading out of town or picking some- again December 19 through January 4,
one up. BART will make This fantastic
540 additional event offers
SFO-bound BART
parking spaces collectors, craft
trains pull right
available for enthusiasts and
into the Interna-
Airport/Long Term holiday shoppers
tional Terminal.
parking reserva- a unique opportunity to purchase high-
From the BART
tions. quality, original, handcrafted work di-
station you can
rectly from the artists and learn firsthand
easily access do- Reserved spaces about their craft. This year, many exhibi-
mestic terminals are availble at most tors will showcase eco-friendly green
with a short walk or a quick ride on SFO’s free East Bay BART lots for just $5 per day. crafts that use repurposed materials and
AirTrain shuttle. For Oakland International
environmentally sensitive techniques.
Airport, take BART to the Coliseum/Oakland Airport/Long Term parking is also available
Airport station and transfer to the AirBART at the Colma, South San Francisco, San For more information about the Fair, call
shuttle, departing for the airport every 10 Bruno and Millbrae BART stations for just 510/848-6767 ext. 646, or visit
minutes. $6 per day. www.kpfa.org/craftsfair. To plan your
BART trip, please visit www.bart.gov.
For more information on airport service, or to Visit www.bart.gov/parking for more infor-
plan your trip, visit www.bart.gov/airport. mation or to make your reservation.

San Francisco expands


From the General Manager transit benefits
Happy Holidays from BART… San Francisco recently signed into law
the most far-reaching transit benefit
It’s November, the holiday season is quickly approaching and many of you are planning your ordinance in the country. Employers have
holiday travel. until January 19th to set up their transit
program.
BART is a convenient and affordable option for airport travelers. This year, we began running
more trains, more often to SFO and the Oakland International Airport. As an added service, Commuter Check and the San Francisco
this holiday season we’re allocating more Airport/Long term parking for holiday travelers. Department of the Environment are
You can read more about our holiday parking in this issue of BART Times or watch BARTtv holding an employer workshop to answer
News at www.bart.gov/BARTtv. questions about the ordinance and
explain the options employers have in
This is the month when we take the time to celebrate all that we are thankful for. As part of participating. The workshop takes place
BART’s Thanksgiving tradition, I’d like to express just how grateful we are for your continued Tuesday, November 18 from 1-3 p.m. in
support and loyalty to BART. May you and your San Francisco City Hall, Room 416.
loved ones have a joyful holiday season.
For more information, send an e-mail to
Dorothy W. Dugger, General Manager workshop@accorservicesusa.com.
November Good Times calendar
Take BART to Mark Curry’s Hot Monday Nights Embarcadero Center Lighting Ceremony

Afghanistan Oakland Museum of California


1000 Oak Street, www.museumca.org
> BART: Lake Merritt
Embarcadero Center Ice Rink
Justin Herman Plaza, San Francisco
www.embarcaderocenter.com
Mondays, Nov. 10, 17 and 24, 7:30 p.m.: Mark Curry has > BART: Embarcadero
been making people laugh in comedy clubs around the Friday, Nov. 21, 5:30 p.m.: Skating, dancing and songs
world for over two decades. Well-known as the star of from “Disney’s High School Musical: The Ice Tour”; kids’
the ABC sitcom Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper, Curry has also events; performances by local musicians; and fireworks
had a recurring role as Drew’s boss on The Drew Carey celebrate the an-
Show. The Oakland native now brings his comedy home nual lighting of the
to the Oakland Museum of California every Monday Embarcadero Center
night. Tickets are $20; $18 for museum members. Tickets office towers. The
at the door or online at www.markcurrycomedy.com . ice rink will be open
Museum members who buy tickets online will get a $2 for skating for nine
refund at the door with presentation of their member- weeks, from Nov.
Extraordinary artifacts uncovered in ship card. No-host bar. 12, 2008, through
Jan. 4, 2009.
modern-day Afghanistan, long thought Lily Cai Chinese Dance Company
stolen or destroyed, make their only Highlights from the Repertoire plus a world premiere Doubt
West Coast appearance on their United Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Center REPertory Company
700 Howard Street, San Francisco Dean Lesher Center for the Arts
States tour at the Asian Art Museum www.ybca.org or 415/978-2787 1601 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek
of San Francisco, October 24 through > BART: Powell or Montgomery www.lesherartscenter.org or 925/943-SHOW
January 25. Friday, Nov. 14, and Saturday, Nov. 15, 8 p.m.: A celebra- > BART: Walnut Creek
tion of the company’s 20 years of innovation in Eastern Through Nov. 22: Timothy Near directs a sensational
Take BART to Afghanistan: Hidden and Western dance, plus the world premiere of a piece drama with the crackling intensity of a good mystery.
exploring the strength, complexity and inner beauty of
Treasures from the National Museum, the Chinese woman. FBI Turns 100 exhibit
Kabul at the Asian Art Museum. San Francisco Main Public Library
David Pinto and Syncopated Colors – Government Information Center, fifth floor
The museum is one block west of the Afro-Peruvian grooves meet jazz 100 Larkin Street at Grove, www.sfpl.org
Jazzschool, 2087 Addison Street, Berkeley
Civic Center BART station. Leave the www.jazzschool.com or 510/845-5373
> BART: Civic Center
station by the Grove Street exit, head > BART: Downtown Berkeley
Through Dec. 1: The FBI began in 1908 as a small inves-
tigative bureau within the Department of Justice with
one block north on Hyde to Fulton. Make Sunday, Nov. 16, 4:30 p.m.: An afternoon of traditional 34 agents. An exhibit of items and documents from the
a left on Fulton, walk one block west (to- Afro-Peruvian music, percussion and dance melded library’s collection and the San Francisco Historical Photo
together with jazz. Collection shows this evolving government agency at
ward City Hall) on Fulton to Larkin. Make
work.
a right on Larkin. Enter the museum at
200 Larkin Street. a a a

BARTmobile returns to S.F. Auto Show


For more information, visit
www.asianart.org. To plan your BART
trip, please visit www.bart.gov.
The San Francisco International Auto Show is back with over
800 vehicles from over 40 or the world’s top manufacturers.
But nestled among the classic cars and sleek roadsters, you’ll

BART find a different sort of car … the BARTmobile!

Eco-fact For more info, visit sfautoshow.com. The event will be held at
the Moscone Center in San Francisco Saturday, November 22
through Saturday, November 29.
Newspaper recycling available Take BART to Powell Street Station to get to the show.
at all BART stations
If you’re one of the tens of thousands
BARToon grimescartoons.com

of people who bring newspapers on


BART, take your newspaper with you
when you get off the train and recycle
it. Just toss your paper in one of the
recycling bins on the concourse level of
each station and we’ll take care of it.
For more about BART’s recycling
program, check out the story on
BART TV at www.bart.gov/barttv.

BART Times is the official passenger publication of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District. To contact us, write: BART Times, P.O. Box 12688, Oakland, CA 94604 or visit us online at www.bart.gov.
General Manager: Dorothy W. Dugger; Marketing & Research Department Manager: Aaron Weinstein; Editor: David Martindale; Graphic Designer: Stanley Fong

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