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Food & Drink

Try this fudgy, grassy, mouth-numbing cheese—before it’s gone forever

Cydney Hayes -
The Bay Area is already unmatched in indie grocery store quality (Bi-Rite, Berkeley Bowl, Rainbow Grocery, Good Life, Other Avenues...), but Gus’s Community Market...
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: The Stud is finally reopening—come get a sneak peek!

Marke B. -
Plus: RIP Rumi Missabu, The Blessed Madonna, Dalit Dreamlands, KPFA's 75th anniversary, Drunk Drag, Chocolate Festival, more
Art

Life burbles with inside jokes in Rebecca Ness’s jumbo paintings

Emily Wilson -
Bookstores, bedrooms, U-Hauls, lesbian bars are loci of human comedy (and tragedy) in 'Portraits of Place.'
Contest

Win free tickets to April concerts at Lost Church in North Beach!

48 Hills -
Folk, rock, soul, and a Fleetwood Mac tribute are all on the menu at the intimate new concert venue.
Music

Under the Stars: Whip out that local support for Bandcamp Friday

John-Paul Shiver -
Remi Wolf, Umbrellas, R.E Seraphin, Torrey, more deserve your lavish attention. Plus: We need that Talking Heads reunion, stat.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Toxic masculinity meets queer desire in arresting ‘Femme’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Strikingly original 'La Chimera,' Woody Allen's all-French 'Coup de Chance,' Michael Snow tribute, more.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Dining with SF’s ‘Top Chef’ hopeful

Tamara Palmer -
As a James Beard semi-finalist and TV competitor, Dalida chef-owner Laura Ozyilmaz is climbing the food world pinnacle.
Music

Sleepytime Gorilla Museum returns, just in time for the rise of the machines

Daniel Bromfield -
Oakland avant-prog outfit's 'of the Last Human Being' employs sledgehammer dulcimers, cartoon xylophones, and 'The Wiggler.'
Art

Sticking to it: The packing tape art of Pablo Manga

Mary Corbin -
A chance encounter with the medium outside a Mexico City metro station changed the Oakland artist's trajectory.
Stage Review

Shotgun’s ‘Midsummer’ misfires with broad caricatures, ‘Family Guy’ gags

Charles Lewis III -
The chemistry is good, but director William Hodgson buries Shakespeare's classic in "go big" gestures.

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