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Arts Forecast: New folk opera swoops in on tale of Fruitvale falcons

Marke B. -
Flight Lessons' scores a peregrine pair. Plus: Dilla Day, M Lamar, Marc-Andre Hamelin, Poolside, Bedouin, more to do
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Donuts without a rotten surprise in the middle

Tamara Palmer -
A trendy new sinker shop’s co-owner donated to the regime. Our tried and true favorites didn’t do that.
Nightlife

Live Shots: Dark whimsy and baroque frivolity at 2025 Edwardian Ball

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Edward Gorey's spirit haunted the artful affair, which took inspiration from his pop-up book—adding some SF energy.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Beyond the Dowager Countess at Mostly British Film Fest

Dennis Harvey -
From Peru to Palestine, familiar names and faces crop up in far-flung places for 17th installment at Vogue Theatre.
Music

Under the Stars: Mess with abortion rights? Face the wrath of 1001 Stevies

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: FKA twigs' 'Eusexia,' Salami Rose Joe Louis gets it, Broken Clover Records' Spanish gem, a Fixx of Cy Curnin, more.
Contest

Win tickets to celebrate Bob Marley’s 80th birthday with Prezident Brown

Marke B. -
Broadway Studios is hosting an all-night tribute to the reggae pioneer, with Jamaican star Prez and DJ Sep. Here's how to enter.
Art

She’s painted SF’s architectural icons. Now it’s her ancestral country’s turn

Dorothy Odonnell -
Patricia Araujo turns her eye from familiar SoMa to the colorful buildings of Bogotá, Colombia.
Movies

Screen Grabs: SF Indiefest kicks out of the gate, ready to rock

Dennis Harvey -
From indie heroes Pavement to 'The Vagabond Queen of Lagos,' 27th installment celebrates the offbeat, DIY, and authentic.
Gaming

Game devs revved up to beat the clock at 16th Global Game Jam

Leah Isobel -
The worldwide collaborative event creates community in a competitive industry, and bring more fun into the universe.
Music

55 years later, psychedelic songbird Jeannie Piersol returns to ‘The Nest’

Joshua Rotter -
She was part of the wild scene that produced Janis Joplin and Grace Slick. Now, she finally gets her due with a new compilation.

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