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  • ¡ata LIVES!

    ¡ata LIVES!

    Join us to celebrate our 2025 fundraiser success and crank up the joy as we prepare for a sustainable future.

    Is it true? ATA lives? Yes.

    6:30pm doors

    7pm music from henry york

    8pm film program from the Canyon Cinema archive with
    trekkerriff by will hindle 
    no-zone by greta snider
    fish and liposuction by lynn marie kirby

    Throughout: things to eat and drink

    Donors to ATA get in for free (¡viva!) :: we’ll have the list of you at the door!

    Not yet a donor? Donate when you visit us!
    ATA accepts cash and checks. Use our QR code at the door to donate by any other means.

    No one turned away for lack of funds. We need you to ¡viva! with us!

  • We hit our goal!

    We hit our goal!

    In just nine days, the community has donated over $60,000 to ATA which means we’re able to stay current on our payment plan for our portion of the rent at 992 Valencia.

    With your support, we’re working out our long-term plan to continue serving the community sustainably, as are our partners at San Francisco Cinematheque, Shapeshifters Cinema, The Lab, and Roxie Theater. Please keep them in your hearts and wallets!
    There will be more opportunities to support in the coming weeks, so stay tuned to this place and our socials here, here, and here.
    ¡viva ATA!
  • Community Coming Through: ATA Rent Emergency

    a screenshot of an online fundraiser progressWe are filled with gratitude to the 140 (it was 127 when I started writing this post) community members who stepped forward in the past 24 hours since we launched our emergency fundraiser. We’re nearly half way to our audacious goal of $60,000, which will allow us to stay current with our portion of 992 Valencia’s rent and make a back rent payment of $45,000 by December 31… if not earlier, thanks to all of you.

    We thank 992 anchor tenants 3rd i, Right Window, and Other Cinema, and fellow travelers San Francisco Cinematheque, The Lab, and Shapeshifters Cinema for spending time in conversation with us about this struggle –a struggle, we must point out, that we all share as resources dwindle for the arts in the Bay. We urge you to support this eco-system, yes, ATA, but support all of us because our origin stories and inflection points are intertwined.

    Please help us amplify this campaign here, here, and here.

    Give what you can.

    Organize your people (we’re already working with an ATA alum to put on a show in the neighborhood, but you know ATA. We do love a banger.).

    Reach out to us with your ideas about what ATA means to you, and how you want us to show up in the future.