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Tuesday, January 7, 2025

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Arts + Culture

Arts + Culture

Live Shots: Circus Something dove into the solstice with ‘The Longest Night’

Tantalizing sword dancing, angelic striptease, aerial artwork filled a monochromatic tribute to the season with color.

An incredibly last-minute gift guide

If your sleigh is running hella late, pop over to these local suggestions to pick up something for almost everyone.

A funky little holiday playlist for you

10 sweet cuts to help destress, pump up the soul, pour on the milk of human kindness, and blast out weird rock scenarios

Screen Grabs: Our favorite movies of 2024

Civil wars, papal intrigue, Irish rappers, disco boys, wandering saints, and hundreds of beavers topped our list.

Good Taste: The best new food experiences of 2024

Top tier takeout sushi, funky BBQ, rice rolls on demand, and more SF eating adventures that caught our palate

Our top stories of 2024, from Gaza protests to Secret Breakfast weed

We published 1100+ articles in the past 12 months—here are a few news and arts highlights that sparked conversation.

Four decades in, hip-hop heroes Arrested Development still speak out—and touch nerves

'We’re running into too many inspiring scenarios to not feel creative,' says founder Speech of the groundbreaking group.

Drama Masks: Two different ‘Carols’ while the world gets Scrooged

SF Mime Troupe's populist 'A Red Carol' and ACT's new 'A Whynot Christmas Carol' create a curious holiday dichotomy.

Under the Stars: Oakland’s Combo Tezeta deserves all the love

Lateef the Truthspeaker & Nick Andre slap us awake, Con Brio rings in NYE, TOKiMONSTA flicks her musical Swiss Army Knife

Wanxin Zhang’s imposing sculptures bridge the soulful and the unbreakable

The artist draws on Chinese history and contemporary political change for a 'prayer for peace in a fractured world.'

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