Factrix To Play SF

Factrix, the Bay Area-based industrial rock band which includes the Noonan Building's Mark Abramson on guitar, will be back in action next week, opening for Lumerians, Friday, November 22, at the Chapel in San Francisco. The Chapel is located at 777 Valencia Street, between 18th and 19th Streets, in the Mission. Admission is $12 per person in advance, and $15 per person at the door. Here's the link.

Lumerians are new to us, but they've done some good music and nice videos too, which you can see on their web site. Playing first is a band called Li Xi.

Factrix's Facebook page.

Lumerians' Facebook page.

Shout-out on Huff Post

As an addendum to yesterday's post, the Dogpatch neighborhood and the Noonan Building got a mention in the travel section of the Huffington Post on Monday, July 8. The article even has a link back to this web site. To make the digital circle complete, here's a link to their article.

SF Chronicle article on Dogpatch

An article by columnist Carl Nolte, published last Sunday on the San Francisco Chronicle web site, gives an amusing tourist-oriented overview of the current state of affairs in Dogpatch. Our building on Pier 70 is, of course, an integral part of the neighborhood. A couple of Noonan Building artists, Kim Austin and Francis Berry, were quoted in the column. Here's a link to the column's web page.

More information about the Dogpatch neighborhood can be found on the Pier 70 web site.