Choice defines the man. Rich Medina has made a life based on one choice that has transformed the listening experience of millions. DJ Rich Medina lives, breathes, and revels in sharing the type of music that make a listener remember his soul. It is this awareness of soul that brings listeners back time and again to hear Rich spin: heads nod, bodies sway, emotions expand and coalesce. DJ Rich Medina uses the decks to guide his people away from the ordinary and into the realm of their imaginations. His intelligent blends bridge unexpected song selections that build a collective consciousness of intoxication. Without even realizing it, DJ Rich Medina lures you in and makes you forget who you were before the music began When he’s writing music, whether in collaboration with other musicians or a personal project, Medina always aims to inject a universal notion of the need for change. Rich Medina holds DJ residencies at prominent venues throughout the country. Most notably he is a defining DJ at his Little Ricky’s Rib Shack parties at APT, Jump N Funk at the Martinez Gallery, and on the Philly nightlife scene. Always evolving as an artist, DJ Rich Medina transitions into the role of pre-eminent spoken word artist at clubs the world over. DJ Rich Medina, renaissance man, articulate performer and a down and dirty DJ who can go head to head with the best, is an artist who will transform the average experience of any club or venue and give his audience a night of music and words to remember.

Kid Cudi's unique approach earned him a dedicated grassroots MySpace following, and caught the attention of Plain Pat, who became his manager and mentor. Pat used his experience working on all three of Kanye West's albums to help Cudi start his career. Soon after, the red-hot Fool's Gold label signed him to their family of rap iconoclasts (including Kid Sister and DJ A-Trak) and included him as a special guest on their sold-out North American tour. Since then, Kid Cudi has rocked crowds at NYC nightclubs like SOBs and Hiro Ballroom, and been featured in ad campaigns for cutting edge streetwear labels 10 Deep and Lemar and Dauley. With some of the industry's most respected tastemakers already on board, Kid Cudi's debut single "Day ‘N' Nite" is the perfect showcase to launch his style and sound to the rest of the world. Over a hypnotic, banging instrumental from producer Dot Da Genius, Cudi spits a lament for the "lonely stoner" and invites everyone to empathize with his heartfelt delivery. "If you like my music, it's not gonna be because of some witty line I said or me being political," explains Cudi. "It's gonna be because you connect with me as a person, and you relate to my story—putting yourself in my SB Dunks, you feel me?"

The first in a series of workshops designed to help San Francisco's bars, restaurants and nightclubs save money while helping the environment.

Learn easy steps to reduce energy, waste and water use and get free money. (Actually, rebates - but it's just like free money).

Hear testimonials from leading restaurants and nightclubs... about how they saved big money by going green. Talk to utility representatives and see if you can save money on the spot. Come ask the hard questions and get the green answers! Free prizes and raffle for participating businesses!

To RSVP, please contact Patricia Aleman at paleman@sfchamber.com

RSVP and get in free before 11PM!

A new weekly including rotating Temple residents plus special guests.

From Birkenstock to Bloomingdale's, environmentally conscious companies have been raising their profile in the fashion industry. This past decade has witnessed the birth of eco-fashion - stylized clothing that uses environmentally sustainable materials and responsible production techniques. But is eco-fashion really as sensitive as it claims to be, or is this just another superficial fashion hype? What are the forces driving eco-fashion forward? Will consumers always have to balance fashion against sustainability and cost? And if so, what factors affect these decisions? A panel of industry experts - including fashion designers and boutique owners - discusses the eco-fashion movement, its attributes and its future.

$15 members, $25 non-members

Remedy: a cure for the daily grind. Remedy provides house music on the main floor and hip-hop and soul atmosphere in the upstairs lounge, plenty of comfortable lounge space throughout, quality sound, strong drinks and an amazing team of DJs that'll keep you jumpin' until the wee hours of morning. Now on year 8, Remedy has become an institution in SF nightlife, bringing the best and most talented artists together under one "house". Come join us and become part of our Remedy family -- lose yourself in the music, in the vibe and dance away life's stresses. It's our monthly Remedy, let it be yours too!

RSVP and get in free before 11PM!

A new weekly including rotating Temple residents plus special guests.

Big room electro on the main floor, soulful funky vocal house in the destiny lounge, and hip-hop mash ups in the catacombs.

Don’t miss the green scene! On Tuesday, September 23, we invite you to attend an exclusive eco fashion show while you enjoy organic cocktails in the nation's first sustainable club! Join the party at Temple as we celebrate being Green and Gorgeous. Invite your friends!! An Oracle OpenWorld After Dark event

Green Happy Hour 6:00 p.m.–8 p.m. Network with sustainability and IT professionals during the Green Happy Hour at the Temple Night Club, just a short walk from Moscone Center. Enjoy appetizers and organic cocktails, sponsored by New Belgium Brewing Company.

Green Event 8 p.m.–2 a.m. Join us at the Green Event After Dark party featuring an eco-chic fashion show, live music, Pecha Kucha, performance artists, and very green drink specials, sponsored by Lotus Vodka.

Special Events

8 p.m. Pecha Kucha Young inventors and designers will present their perspective on verte verde—green truth.

10 p.m. Eco-Chic Fashion Show A fashion performance of unique, sustainable design showcasing the convergence of fashion and technology. Sponsored by 7x7 magazine, Lotus Vodka, and New Belgium Brewing Company.

Made in Brazil has captured the essence of Brazil's famed electronica parties, bringing the sounds, styles and sexiness of the country's dance music to the US. Made in Brazil's debut in San Francisco will present free of Brazil's most exciting DJs, spinning late into the night. Please join Brazil's finest, Adnan Sharif, Rodrigo Ayala, Fabiano Veppo and San Francisco's local hero, Justin Martin as Made In Brazil sends off the summer in style. Made In Brazil gives San Francisco club-goers a true taste of Brazil's party scene. Foret soccer shirts and conga lines - this is the real Brazil - beautiful people, beautiful house music and a beautiful atmosphere.

Temple welcomes "Lights Down Low" in The Catacombs.

Life" returns to Temple Saturday, September 27th with Temple resident Paul Hemming rockin' those funky house grooves guaranteed to keep you on the dance floor all night long!

Costumes encouraged
$5 at the door with costume
$10 without
September babies free with ID