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Arts + Culture

Arts + Culture

Bay Area Derby skates into new season—and all are welcome to the jam

Transphobia is about as popular in this high-octane women's sport as rink rash.

Queer American Songbook to Ukrainian trans theater, SF International Arts Festival won’t play it straight

Venerable fest doubles down at unlikely, if urgent moment for convening global LGBTQ+ creatives.

Poem: ‘Trans Power and Unity’

For Trans Day of Visibility, a meditation on the electric manifestations of trans power.

Join us at Acterra’s ‘Promise to the Planet 2025’ celebration

The 55-year-old environmental action nonprofit's May 17 event will be truly special. Save $100 in early bird tickets!

Drama Masks: Dreamlike delivery of prim-and-proper trans history in ‘I Am My Own Wife’

Plus: SF Ballet's 'Frankenstein' was a Gothic, if not great, delight and Killing My Lobster's new 'fun run' rips and roars.

Under the Stars: 30 years of ‘Pulp Fiction’, or how a video store clerk changed the sound of cinema

Plus: Local legends come correct, from son of SF rave gawd Cahl Sel's ravetime to Reds, Pinks and Purples' sadcore savant.

BIG WEEK: Regency glow up, march for Heklina, Union Square pastry explosion…

Bioneers Conference, 'Wild With Happy,' Vinyl Sundays at Mars Bar, CubaCaribe Dance Fest, more to do this week

Lo-fi, free-form, and plant-based: Game Developers Conference’s indie offerings

Video game creators on the pleasures and pitfalls of pushing boundaries.

Good Taste: The marvelous matching power of food banks

Plus: See how far each dollar you donate goes to feeding people in Northern California.

‘A Bridge to Now’ evokes generational complexities of Peruvian Chinese communities

Choreography unfurls against tapestry of modern-day oral testimonies, visual projections—and 400 pounds of rice.

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