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Monday, October 26, 2026

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Arts + Culture

‘Tis the season for big screams-on-screens action

Indonesian prison horror, animated 'Weird Kidz,' poodle breeding runs amok—but the biggest terror maybe the early Xmas movies.

This school for clairvoyants knows just how to affirm your powers

'It's like Hogwarts, only better because it's real' says director Rani August of the Berkeley Psychic institute

At Fox, Geese were much more than the Cameron Winter show

Its lead singer may be an unwilling tabloid darling, but the band's dense indie foundation still shines through as a unit.

BIG WEEK: Sandcastle Classic, LitCrawl, Annie Sprinkle, 125 Years of Lawn Bowling….

'Roll Fog,' Chinatown After Dark, SF Dance Film Fest, SOMArts' Día de los Muertos, 'Wicker,' a Britney Spears musical, more to do!

Good Taste: Warriors score early wins with tasty new fare

Delightful Dungeness sandwich, fire pozole, perfect vegan pancit are some of this season’s culinary highlights at Chase Center.

Under the Stars: Noise Pop’s phase one lineup drops—with a load of local love

Plus: Funkadelic's 'Maggot Brain' reissue (again), Late Aster's constellations, hometown high-fives from Treasure, more

Juvenal knew: Seeing our current ‘orgy of greed’ through ancient eyes

A 'No Kings' encounter put us in mind of a Roman poet's satirical—and unfortunately immortal—take on the kakistocracy.

Dani Satin’s journey from deep grief to Outside Lands

Always Hallways' velvet-voiced Berkeley singer found new strength onstage through processing her father's loss.

‘Steve Reich at 90’ honors a minimalist master who still brings ‘continuous joy’

Conductor Brad Lubman leads an all-star tribute to the composer of 'some of the most transcendent music ever written'

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Kids dive into the wondrous world of dance at ODC’s ‘Family Matters’

The series weaves performance, discussion, and demonstration into a joyful access point for tomorrow's arts patrons.

Drama Masks: ‘Every Saturday Night’ buzzes with complexities of Black gentrification

SFBATCO's latest punches upwards at sell-out politicos and smug bougie folk, while celebrating Fillmore's jazz legacy.

Shamann Walton, Nato Green team up for comedy at our big party!

Our Oct. 27 Triple Gala continues to bring on the heat, with two of the city's favorites bringing laughs and high spirits.

Best of the Bay 2026 Editors’ Pick: Combo Tezeta

Get drenched—or just slightly micro-dosed—in powerful psychedelic cumbia from this incredible Oakland outfit.

Mary W.D. Graham explores the prism of Black beauty—and the burden of colorism

'Once I see her, the painting is finished,' says North Beach portraitist, who digs into fraught subjects like 'the paper bag test.'

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Posthumous ‘staggering explosion’ from emcee P.E.A.C.E. is released at last

Freestyle Fellowship legend recorded with SF producer Romanowski over 13 years; proceeds will benefit his kids.

Best of the Bay 2026 Editors’ Pick: Bosco

New 140-seat Italian restaurant in SoMa feels astonishingly intimate, with innovative yet homey dishes straight from Mother Nature.

Bloodsuckers ran amok at International Vampire Film Festival

Garlic from Gilroy, plastic-fanged goths, spooky films from all over the world: Balboa Theater gave vamp fans plenty to sink their teeth into.

Screen Grabs: SF Latino Film Fest finds a happy place in heavy times

Plus: Horny fairy tale triumph 'Wicker,' powerful immigrant doc 'One in a Million,' Cannes-winner 'Fjord,' more new movies

Our gala heats up with Chile Lindo empanadas, Latin tunes from DJ Lizzy al Toque

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