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Thursday, November 13, 2025

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Is Chris Elmendorf a ‘folk economist?’

The Yimby champion is now attacking planners who supposedly don't know economics—but it appears that this law professor doesn't either.
Housing Zelda Bronstein -
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Under the Stars: Mr. Washington blows into town

Plus: Alice Coltrane live, Fake Your Own Death, Park Shadow, Sessa, and it's 3am in SF—do you know where Lolo Zouaï is?
Music John-Paul Shiver -
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‘More slay, more girly, more community’: Cherry Bomb ignites the vintage scene

Sisters Sophia and Lulu Panzarella grew their pop-up market from a DIY garage event to a whole vibe, DJs and tattoos included.
Culture Claudia Perez -
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Drama Masks: ‘Hills of California’ sings, ‘Woman in Black’ thrills

As our leaders take the wrong lesson from 'The Crucible,' two shows transport us far away with music and mystery.
Stage Review Charles Lewis III -
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Art

Contrarian art giant Jim Melchert found hope in the cracks

Emily Wilson -
He broke the mold of ceramic art and headed the NEA. A major retrospective at di Rosa SF brings his pieces together.
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Music

A Ghost Ship symphony sets sail

Marke B. -
Alexandrea Archuleta's 'Symphony No. 1,' set to mark next year's tenth anniversary of the tragedy, will preview this weekend.
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City Hall

Can we ‘reform’ the City Charter without addressing economic inequality?

Tim Redmond -
San Francisco could have lots of nice things. Maybe SPUR could help.
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Music

With ‘Dreams on Toast,’ The Darkness still winks and blazes in all directions

Joshua Rotter -
Glam strut and cheeky twang on new LP, as bombastic UK quartet reaches for the playful and profound.
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Screen Grabs: Transgender Film Fest comes at a powerful moment

Movies Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Reanimated Underground Short Film Fest packs 36 flicks into seven hours, and Colombia on Film celebrates 'resistia en transita.'
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Beetlejuice on oboe: Danny Elfman’s shivery Tim Burton scores come to SF Symphony

Music Joshua Rotter -
Composer returns with beloved film music—and waxes about '70s group 'The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo.'
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Score a FREE PAIR of Cirque du Soleil tickets (and help save local indie media, too)

Exclusive Marke B. -
New big top show ECHO comes to Oracle Park starting Nov. 20—here's how to get a ticket and support 48 Hills.
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With a ‘heavy heart,’ tenant protections move forward at Planning Commission

The Agenda Tim Redmond -
Plus: The Chron's vicious attack on two sitting progressive supes ... that's The Agenda for Nov. 9-16
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s real legacy

Elections Tim Redmond -
She was always a neoliberal Democrat who dismissed the left and put the party and its power ahead of her constituents at home
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Screen Grabs: Silent Film Fest proffers Gold Rush of gems in new location

Movies Dennis Harvey -
Relocating for now to Orinda Theatre, the essential event still dives into outstanding material with live accompaniment.
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Refuse Fascism launches sustained peaceful resistance movement in DC

Protest Dorothy O'Donnell -
Catching up with the young activists as they press for the removal of the Trump regime through multiple protest actions.
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Live Shots: A glamorous trip back to the 1930s with Alex Mendham and his Orchestra

Music Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
The Peacock Ballroom filled with tip-top dancers and nostalgic standards, in a tribute to NBC broadcaster Anson Weeks.
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Win a pair of tickets to see Infinity Song, Cut Copy, Thundercat, Jesse McCartney

Contest Marke B. -
Go see a banging live show at one of SF's top venues, on us.
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A communal nexus where young dancers could connect—and possibilities ignite

Dance Lucia Verzola -
With 'Ignite' and 'Flux and Form,' artists are creating supportive spaces and showcases in the face of devastating cuts.
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‘Data Trust’ envisions a technology of equity

Art Genevieve Quick -
At San José Institute of Contemporary Art, Stephanie Dinkins asks how (and whose) stories can be passed on digitally.
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The death of a Lucky, and the rise (again) of a food desert in Bayview Hunters Point

News + Politics Tom Molanphy -
With little notice, a grocery store once promoted as a 'game changer' shuts down—just as people are losing their SNAP benefits
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