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Music

Under the Stars: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass breezes in with the fall

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Pharoah Sanders, La Doña, TRICKY FM, Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids, local punk posse Spiral Dub, more music
Movies

Screen Grabs: Hop aboard ‘the world’s only sailing movie theater’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Merylthon, Scumdance, Bay swimming, MFK Fischer eating, 'Farewell, My Concubine' restored, more movies
Music

Portola Fest founder: ‘We learned a lot from year one, we’re moving in the right direction’

Adrian Spinelli -
Danny Bell on what to expect at this year's huge electronic music affair—like fewer cell phone problems and a beloved '90s pop star
Music

James ‘Sticknasty’ Small brings beats, and heart, to fore on ‘A Universal Love Language’

Joshua Rotter -
Berkeley drummer, a force behind major acts, levels up with album forged out of personal change and positivity
Stage Review

‘Il Trovatore’ offers vengeful bloodlust, mystic kidnappers, and a sprint to the finish

Charles Lewis III -
SF Opera's new production of Verdi's overstuffed, time-jumping, ethnically problematic opera goes for the entertainment factor
Dance

‘Invoking the River’ calls upon spirit of the Ganges with grace and athleticism

Mary Carbonara -
Feminine, masculine energies weave through Chitresh Das Dance's new production—not to mention the taranas on steroids
Culture

Live Shots: The agony and the ecstasy of Folsom Street Fair 2023

Jon Bauer -
A more relaxed vibe this year, but freak flags still flew high. View our unbridled pics
Music

Behind the beats: DJ Nina Sol shines out over Bay dance floors

John-Paul Shiver -
"Turning non-believers into house heads became my ministry."
Movies

SF’s film fest season heats up with bountiful Latino and African gems

Dennis Harvey -
Cine+Mas and BAMPFA host two annual favorites. Plus: Yugoslav 'Black Wave' director Zelimir Zilnik retrospective
Art

Saturating the mundane with the sensual in JP Morrison Lans’ ‘The Love Eater’

Halim Madi -
The Tulsa artist's show at Heron Arts summons the ungraspable beneath the everyday, with bold colors and body parts.

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