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Tuesday, April 8, 2025

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Culture

‘It’s DEFCON One’: People’s March and Rally to signal SF’s ferocious defense of queer, trans rights

Organizers Alex U. Inn and Juanita MORE! ponder what makes this year's protest different (fascism).

With culture under attack, California Humanities feted 50 years of guiding light

AI concerns took center stage (and Trump's cuts loomed) at venerable nonprofit's bracing celebration.

Live Shots: Poison the Well delivers melodic metalcore inspiration

Alongside openers Glassjaw, the South Floridian group took it back to 1999's benchmark 'The Opposite of December.'

Sean Dorsey Dance’s divine work turns 20

Retrospective program celebrates trans choreography at a time when its "beautiful and juicy" healing is more needed than ever.

Andrea Bergen collages a post-apocalyptic world whose creatures feast on scraps

Will these electric raccoons and possums inherit our beleaguered Earth?

Demora’s debut album ‘torpor’ evokes shoegaze’s decay (it’s a good thing)

SF band's textured grunge feels like a reconfiguration of '90s rock underpinnings.

Good Taste: Feeling Hyphy Burger

Gas, brake, dip into this uplifting Oakland spot before the drive-thru opens.

BIG WEEK: Night of Ideas, Spring Restaurant Week, Surf Bored, Tap Fest, Sungay Brunch…

Edward Gorey, horsegiirl, Jagalchi, 'The Encampments,' more: Our experts guide you through the weekend.

Screen Grabs: Is ‘hella wild’ retro caper ‘Freaky Tales’ worthy of The Town?

Plus: Literary Naomi Watts is perfectly cast in 'The Friend,' 'A Nice Indian Boy' pulls formulaic gay heartstrings.

Under the Stars: Peruvian cumbieros Los Mirlos may just be your fave band’s fave band

Plus: Free Southern surf rock, SFJAZZ takes over Hayes Valley, and a fond farewell to too many music legends.

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