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Lit

In ‘Leaning Toward Light,’ tending to life through a garden of poems

Marke B. - August 22, 2023

Tess Taylor's anthology gathers verse giants and local greenhorns, recipes and short essays into an almanac of living

Stage Review

‘Sylvester, the Mighty Real’ chases SF’s soul through city streets

Charles Lewis III - August 21, 2023

Marvin K. White and Eye Zen's dramatic walking tour beatifies the queer singer, but dances around a central conflict

Art

Fabric portraitist Alice Beasley stitches together politics and community

Mary Corbin - August 17, 2023

Piedmont resident sews poignant scenes from the both the Civil Rights movement and the neighborhood cafe.

News + Politics

Legendary Oakland martial arts club—and its founder—face eviction

Tiny - August 13, 2023

Casco's Martial Arts may be forced to close, and Sensei Owens and his wife forced into homelessness.

Onstage

At Fringe Fest, a tale of bullied young immigrants ‘Dancing Home’

Emily Wilson - August 10, 2023

Dyana Díaz's play was inspired by a children's book—and her own experience at the San Francisco Youth Theatre

Art Review

Mouthpieces, mistletoe, cuttlefish bones summon sonic interplay in ‘auxil’

Ava Morton - August 9, 2023

K.R.M. Mooney's potent forms at Altman Siegel connect sculpture-making to music-making

Music

Brasileiro blast: Brazilian legends electrify the Bay

Adrian Spinelli - August 9, 2023

Ride the wave with concerts from Arthur Verocai, Seu Jorge, Bebel Gilberto, Daniel Jobim, and Rogê

News + Politics

Score a beer with Tim Redmond!

48 Hills - August 8, 2023

Help us meet $30K in matching funds, and even score a 1-on-1 with our founder and editor extraordinaire

Movies

Screen Grabs: Shark Week? More like Shark Century

Dennis Harvey - August 8, 2023

Plus: Dracula on a boat! Influencers butchered by Wendigo! Baffling Sasquatch! Devilish day trader! More genre delights

Art

Feeling out ‘What’s that about’ with curator Saif Azzuz

Emily Wilson - August 7, 2023

From Coyote tales to AstroTurf, show at Anthony Meier aims to build community rather than impose meaning

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