The Peņa Pachamama
Sukay's Performing Space
1630 Powell (between Union & Green Streets in historic North Beach)
For reservations call 415-646-0018
After 24 years of performing internationally, Sukay opened the Peņa Pachamama (Mother Earth) to bring our performances as well as other world musicians together in the magic of a South American Peņa, complete with food from Bolivia and a gallery of art from the Andes. The Peņa takes a more intimate audience into the ambience and spirit of world music, to awaken curiosity in all ages to great traditions, inviting people to dance or taste the Bolivian rock soup or a saltena. We hope this project gives us the freedom to create a more interactive show, an ongoing creation and perhaps a completely new way of performing.
The restaurant has incredible food, organic fruits, vegetables, grains, free-range hormone-free chicken, and naturally raised beef. The bread is organic and hearth-baked. The Bolivian dishes are cooked with only the finest olive and Canola oils. We are adding Pacha Pollo, an Andean marinated chicken and Bolivian pizza to our menu, which includes Salteņas, a savory national turnover, Silpancho, Falso Conejo,Vegetarian Plate, Pique Macho, and Papas or Yucca a la Huancaina.
Come join us Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights for concerts that will get you clapping and dancing in the aisles.
CONCERT SCHEDULE
Thursday 8:30 PM
Friday 7 PM & 9:30 PM
Saturday 7 PM & 9:30 PM
Concerts from Nov. 1 through Jan. 2000: $5
Now accepting reservations for three incredible banquet rooms with fireplaces and a view of Coit Tower (one very romantic room which was a favorite of Clark Gable and Carol Lombard, Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe) for private meetings and events, including Christmas and New Year. Sukay performances are available for your event.
Teachers & Schools
Sukay has presented more than 1,000 educational performances as part of Young Audiences, SF Symphony's Adventures in Music, Cal Arts Summer Music programs and concerts in schools. We wish to bring as many young people as possible to the Pņna Pachamama to experience the cultural ambience of South America. Curriculum and information available upon request.
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