Featured

Good Taste: The powerhouse SF chef amusing bouches in LA

Glamorous Monsieur Dior by Dominique Crenn offers pastry paradise starring uni, truffle, crab.

Food & Drink Tamara Palmer - February 5, 2026

Between worlds with Sky Hopkina’s visual poetry

Holy songs and surreal montage anchor Slash exhibition in pressing query.

Art Review Genevieve Quick - February 5, 2026

Supes approve affordable senior housing project—but discussion raises larger issue

Nonprofit housers are good neighbors. Speculators are not. But Wiener's law treats both the same way

Housing Tim Redmond - February 4, 2026

Party Radar: ‘Heated Rivalry’ rave rivalry heats up

Forget the Super Bowl: SF gets *seven* parties dedicated to HBO's hot gay hockey hunk hit in a month.

Nightlife Marke B. - February 4, 2026

Art

Meghna Sharma paints the loneliness and joy of immigrant experience

Mary Corbin - February 4, 2026

South Bay artist's work seeks to challenge your perception of mundanity.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, Bondage Ball, CODEX Book Fair, magnolia blooms galore

Caitlin Donohue - February 4, 2026

Plus: GZA and Phunky Nomads, Reparations' Afro-Latine celebration, 'Send Help', fun booze-free bevs

Stage Review

Drama Masks: Feel good this plot is not

Charles Lewis III - February 4, 2026

Plus: 'How Shakespeare Saved My Life' fumbles in tale of a young man's love for The Bard and hip-hop.

Opinion

United Nations, won’t you come on home?

Joel Schechter - February 3, 2026

The U.N. was founded in SF. Thanks to Trump, it's nearly bankrupt in New York. Why can't SF give it space and bring it back?

Music

Under the Stars: Pardon us while we gush over R.E. Seraphin’s baroque pop cool

John-Paul Shiver - February 3, 2026

Plus: 'Pretty in Pink' makes a great V-Day soundtrack and SF Bay Popfest is determined to rock, even as local venues bid adieu.

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Music

Alexi Kenney packs nocturnal energy, psychedelic fantasy into SoundBox

Marke B. - February 3, 2026

Daring violinist curates SF Symphony's immersive music series' 'Dream Awake' program.

Contest

See a show for free at Lost Church this February

Marke B. - February 3, 2026

Magic, music, laughs: Catch something unique at the independent North Beach venue. But act fast.

Housing

Finally, a media breakthrough of the pro-Yimby narrative that has dominated press and politics

Zelda Bronstein - February 2, 2026

The Washington Post, of all places, runs a story on a new study debunking the idea that more market-rate housing will bring down prices

The Agenda

Hardly anyone opposes low-income senior housing, but there’s an appeal anyway

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2026

Bernal Heights project will go before the supes—but why?

Movies

Screen Grabs: All eyes on IndieFest and Mostly British’s big cinematic ideas

Dennis Harvey - February 2, 2026

Bay-centric docs on The Residents and Dennis Peron, plus past and present blockbuster epics.

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Culture

Live Shots: Edwardian Ball’s 25th anniversary sang the body electric

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek - February 2, 2026

Burlesque, bustles, and resplendently bare live acts adorned the Regency Ballroom.

Healthcare

Rainbow Families Action fights for local trans kids with protests, board resolution

Marke B. - February 2, 2026

Facing federal ban on gender-affirming care, parents of trans kids join with labor and Sup. Chan to stand up to attacks.

The Agenda

Lurie wants to give away $40 million in public money for a private hotel—but it may not be legal

Tim Redmond - February 1, 2026

Plus: Is somebody really, seriously, organizing a "March for Billionaires?" If it's a hoax, it's a good one. That's The Agenda for Feb. 1-8

Movies

Swinging ’60s icon Twiggy: ‘It happened so fast, and I was so young’

Joshua Rotter - February 1, 2026

The model-actor became a cultural phenomenon; new doc at Mostly British fest fills in her complexity.

Opinion

HIV denialist Peter Duesberg is dead. Good.

Bruce Mirken - February 1, 2026

With his influential lies about the cause of AIDS, the quack left a trail of death and doubt that continues to this day.

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Featured

Good Taste: The powerhouse SF chef amusing bouches in LA

Between worlds with Sky Hopkina’s visual poetry

Supes approve affordable senior housing project—but discussion raises larger issue

Party Radar: ‘Heated Rivalry’ rave rivalry heats up

Meghna Sharma paints the loneliness and joy of immigrant experience

BIG WEEK: Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, Bondage Ball, CODEX Book Fair, magnolia blooms galore

Drama Masks: Feel good this plot is not

United Nations, won’t you come on home?

Under the Stars: Pardon us while we gush over R.E. Seraphin’s baroque pop cool

Alexi Kenney packs nocturnal energy, psychedelic fantasy into SoundBox

See a show for free at Lost Church this February

Finally, a media breakthrough of the pro-Yimby narrative that has dominated press and politics

Hardly anyone opposes low-income senior housing, but there’s an appeal anyway

Screen Grabs: All eyes on IndieFest and Mostly British’s big cinematic ideas

Live Shots: Edwardian Ball’s 25th anniversary sang the body electric

Rainbow Families Action fights for local trans kids with protests, board resolution

Lurie wants to give away $40 million in public money for a private hotel—but it may not be legal

Swinging ’60s icon Twiggy: ‘It happened so fast, and I was so young’

HIV denialist Peter Duesberg is dead. Good.

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