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Friday, February 14, 2025

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Trump announces first season of plays at his new performing arts center

All the classics you know and love—but huger, greater, bigger, more beautiful, and much better.

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Under the Stars: Black History Month brings musical excellence to small screens

Plus: Three terrific Mission spots to post up at during Noise Pop (and beyond) for vinyl dance nights and local vibes.

Chelsea Ryoko Wong cultivates gratitude by capturing Bay Area life

Intergenerational bustle of Grant Street, easeful river days flood the Mission artist's luminous canvases.

What we saw at Sundance 2025: 12 narrative trips, animatronic buddies included

Teenagers on the range, misguided missionaries, a cerulean-faced orphan puppet? The Park City fest took many turns.

Drama Masks: When public transit woes make you miss the show

BART and Muni cuts—not to mention the threat the new regime poses to local arts—will most certainly sever theatre lifelines.

Screen Grabs: ’40 Years of Queer’ is a kaleidoscope of love, sex, and liberation

Plus: Paddington in Peru, Timestalker, No Other Land, Dead Thing, more new movies to check out

Arts Forecast: Nothing but love for ya, baby

Yuja Wang, Love & Basketball, Polyglamorous, Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt, 'Skateboarding SF,' tons more to do this weekend

Hugh Bonneville’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ clocks the timeless flailing of family dysfunction

'No one is a villain, everyone is flawed,' says Downton Abbey star of Chekhov's classic tragicomedy at Berkeley Rep.

Good Taste: Eat like an All-Star (but try not to dribble)

From Hall of Fame cupcakes to Mexipino delights, a guide to grazing your way down to this weekend's NBA festivities

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