Hidden in our vault. SF's favorite comedy night. TICKETS

The Show Comedy Vault brings a monthly stand-up experience to one of the city's most unexpected stages. Each show features a carefully curated lineup of top-tier comedians from the Bay Area and beyond — a one-of-a-kind night of live comedy beneath North Beach.

Come early and take advantage of $8 Mojitos during Happy Hour (5–7 PM) before heading down for the show.

Event Details

• Where: Long Weekend — Vault Level

• When: Monthly — check our calendar for upcoming dates

• Age: 21+ with valid ID

Tickets

• Online: Grab yours in advance for a discounted rate

• At the Door: $15 (subject to availability)

Parking in North Beach can be a challenge — we recommend coming early, hopping on Muni, grabbing a rideshare, or strolling over on foot.

Jacob Savage is a member of the “Magic School Busk Band”

Magic School Busk is a hard hitting dance band performing original arrangements of both classic and contemporary hits. The band plays Afrocuban standards as well Latin adaptations of funk, R&B, and soul hits both new and old. When they’re not playing music, you can catch the band playing football in the middle of the street or engaging in a smorgasbord of other intriguing extracurriculars. 

San Francisco Bay Area percussionist Robert Rangel has been immersed in music since childhood. His father, Eric Rangel, was not only his first inspiration; he was also his first teacher. He has since studied with multiple percussionists including Karl Perazzo and Mike Spiro.
Over the years Robert has worked diligently developing his musical versatility. He is recognized for his ability to transcend barriers between Salsa, Jazz, R&B and Rock.
Robert has performed with artists such as John Santos, Jesus Diaz, Orestes Vilato, Pete Escovedo, Edgardo Cambon, Los Lobos and Los Otros. Currently, he is a member of Northern California’s most in demand cover band Pop Fiction. He also plays with the new yacht rock sensation Mustache Harbor. He most recently recorded with jazz rock guitarist, The Jeff Suburu Band. Robert was also featured with Kupaoa from Hawaii in Na Lei Hulu’s Annual Hula Show.
No matter what style of music his career takes him, he returns to his Latin roots by playing in his father's ten-piece Salsa band Orquesta America.

Lisa Liu is a San Francisco–based guitarist known for her expressive blend of jazz, jazz manouche, and solo guitar performance. An internationally active performer and educator, she is an Artist Ambassador for Santa Cruz Guitar Company, Sadowsky Guitars, Larkspur Guitars, and Krivo Pickups.

Liu has performed at renowned venues and festivals including Birdland, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Django Reinhardt Festival, and The Freight & Salvage. She has collaborated and taught alongside acclaimed artists including Mimi Fox, Martin Taylor, and John Knowles, and currently performs with award-winning poet Cornelius Eady.

A dedicated educator, Liu teaches for TrueFire, Django and June, and the Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, and works with the San Francisco Symphony on educational outreach programs in San Francisco public schools. She has also been an Artist in Residence in both the United States and France.

Liu released her debut jazz album Introducing Lisa Liu in 2018, followed by Temperance in 2024, and composed music for the 2023 stage production A Little More Blue

"Liu performs with a confident grace that reveals an intuitive command of her instrument, and her versatile picking style ranges from a playful nimbleness to straight-up jamming."

-Christa Titus/Billboard Magazine

Wasska Project is an East Bay, California–based ensemble that blends the warmth of classical guitar with the richness and energy of Latin American rhythms. The group has performed at festivals, concert halls, cultural venues, and private events throughout California, as well as internationally in Peru, Chile, and Germany. They have also appeared at major international music industry events including the NAMM Show, NAMM Show, and Musikmesse.

The ensemble is honored to feature original works composed and arranged specifically for them by acclaimed classical guitarist and composer Pedro Rodríguez Chirinos. Through a unique fusion of traditional Latin influences and contemporary sound design, Wasska Project creates an immersive and intimate musical experience.

Incorporating guitar effects, layered textures, cajón percussion, and expressive vocals, the ensemble explores a wide palette of colors, dynamics, and emotional landscapes. Their music moves fluidly between delicate acoustic moments and rhythmic intensity, inviting audiences into a deeply personal and modern Latin soundscape.

Wasska Project delivers performances that are both powerful and refined, creating a seamless harmony between tradition, innovation, and atmosphere.

Vault Comedy brings you a monthly stand-up comedy show experience with a carefully curated line-up of top-tier comedians from The Bay Area and beyond! Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this is a one-of-a-kind night of live comedy in an unforgettable setting.

Come for the comedy, stay for the drinks. The Long Weekend is an emaculately designed Cuban-themed cocktail bar located in an historic 1920’s bank building at the corner of Columbus and Broadway in North Beach.

The Bar opens at 5:00 PM. We recommend arriving early to enjoy $8 Mojitos during Happy Hour from 5-7pm before heading down underground to LA BOVEDA for the show!

TICKETS

Havana-born multi-instrumentalist Eduardo Corzo brings decades of musical range to Long Weekend. A graduate of Conservatorio Ignacio Cervantes, he has composed for Cuban and Mexican television, directed the Conjunto Nacional de Espectaculos, and performed alongside artists like Lila Downs and Amaury Gutiérrez across Latin America and beyond. Equally fluent in Bach, Afro-Cuban jazz, and everything in between, Eduardo now calls San Francisco home — and performs here as a soloist and with local and international ensembles. 🎶

This Bay Area band delivers a vibrant blend of Cuban and Latin classics, bringing the infectious rhythms and soulful melodies of the Caribbean to every performance. With a dynamic repertoire that spans cha-chas, timeless boleros, and lively mambos, the group creates an atmosphere that’s both sophisticated and full of energy. Set the perfect mood for food/drink venues, private events, and concert stages alike, their music celebrates the spirit of old Havana while keeping audiences dancing all night long.

Apagón: A Night with 2+2=5? and Fichu — The Light of Havana RSVP
Thursday, May 7 | Long Weekend | 270 Columbus Ave.

In Cuba, an apagón is a blackout—a way of life navigated by resilience, community, and art made in the dark. On May 7th, Long Weekend invites you into the world of two of Havana's most vital visual voices.

Fabian Lopez — 2+2=5?
29-year-old Fabian Lopez has become one of the most internationally recognized street artists to emerge from Cuba. Known as "The Banksy of Havana," his balaclava-clad character Supermalo appears on nearly every street in Havana, asking the question at the heart of his work: if 2+2=5, something is wrong with the world—and we're choosing to ignore it. His murals address socio-political realities and the daily weight of life in Cuba. Often censored. Never wavering.

Fichu — Dennys Arroyo
From the heart of Old Havana, Fichu uses graffiti and muralism not as decoration, but as testimony. His white-eyed figures—mulatos with hollow gazes—are not ghosts. They are, in his words, "the hidden faces of a society that has not been able to look at itself in the mirror." Visceral, urgent, and deeply rooted in the streets where he grew up, Fichu paints so they don't forget.

Neither artist is able to leave Cuba. This evening is a bridge.

The evening features:
— Two short films, one on each artist, will screen inside La Gallería.
— A pre-recorded artist Q&A — and if the electricity holds in Havana, a live connection with the artists themselves
— Art and merch will be available for purchase; all proceeds go directly to 2+2=5? and Fichu.
Donation QR codes will be available at the venue for organizations providing relief to people in Cuba.

Come to see the art. Stay for the story.

Doors open at 5pm.

Having lived and performed across South America, Spain, and the United States, Carlos Caminos brings a global musical perspective rooted in Latin American tradition and the soul of Flamenco guitar.

For the past nine years, the Bay Area has been home — and in that time, Carlos has become a fixture in the region's vibrant music scene, performing at celebrated venues including Yoshi's and Yerba Buena Gardens, and collaborating with the Musical Art Quintet, Tangueros del Oeste, Birds of a Feather, the Rebecca Kleinmann Quintet, Jackie Rago, and more.

His sound weaves together Flamenco, Venezuelan folk, Latin Jazz, and Latin American tradition into something rich, expressive, and entirely his own — music that carries the spirit of everywhere he's been.

Havana-born multi-instrumentalist Eduardo Corzo brings decades of musical range to Long Weekend. A graduate of Conservatorio Ignacio Cervantes, he has composed for Cuban and Mexican television, directed the Conjunto Nacional de Espectaculos, and performed alongside artists like Lila Downs and Amaury Gutiérrez across Latin America and beyond. Equally fluent in Bach, Afro-Cuban jazz, and everything in between, Eduardo now calls San Francisco home — and performs here as a soloist and with local and international ensembles. 🎶

Havana-born multi-instrumentalist Eduardo Corzo brings decades of musical range to Long Weekend. A graduate of Conservatorio Ignacio Cervantes, he has composed for Cuban and Mexican television, directed the Conjunto Nacional de Espectaculos, and performed alongside artists like Lila Downs and Amaury Gutiérrez across Latin America and beyond. Equally fluent in Bach, Afro-Cuban jazz, and everything in between, Eduardo now calls San Francisco home — and performs here as a soloist and with local and international ensembles. 🎶

Grammy Award-winning singer and composer Braulio Barrera — Mulato Del Sabor — performs live at Long Weekend. Born in Lima, Peru into a family of traditional musicians, Braulio has spent over two decades moving between continents and genres, from Peruvian roots to San Francisco salsa stages. A founding member of the Pacific Mambo Orchestra and creator of his own ensemble Somos el Son, his music is original, alive, and deeply felt. 🎶