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The biased coverage and real story around Lowell High and school renaming

Tim Redmond - October 25, 2020

Attention Chronicle: A lottery for the 'elite' school is neither new nor a radical idea -- and neither is discussing changing the names of schools celebrating racists and colonialists.

Culture

Missed our 48 Hills Variety Gala? Watch here!

48 Hills - October 24, 2020

Honey Mahogany and a cavalcade of local entertainers put it all out there to help save local media.

Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2020: Arts & Nightlife winners

48 Hills - October 23, 2020

Best Art Gallery, Best DJ, Best Drag Queen, Best Arts Festival, Best Nightclub, and more in our 2020 Readers' Poll

Onstage

[UPDATED] Arts festival sues city in push for safe live performances—before rain comes

Marke B. - October 20, 2020

City revokes SF International Arts Festival permit for weekend program as arts languish amid reopenings

Screen Grabs

Whirling through Turf, tap, and ballroom: SF Dance Film Festival streams needed motion

Rita Felciano - October 15, 2020

Dance and film, two mediums existing in time, have had a relationship over the decades. Though dance for the camera has existed since the...

Movies

Wayne Wang weaves food and family through ‘Coming Home Again’

Pam Grady - October 13, 2020

At CAAMfest Forward, the 'Joy Luck Club' director returns to his indie roots

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Museums reopen, Litquake rolls out… and music in parklets?

Marke B. - October 8, 2020

Plus: SOMArts Día de los Muertos show, DJ Mark Farina, California Symphony, 'Heads of Hip Hop, more.

Art

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

Emily Wilson - October 6, 2020

Artist Victoria Wagner, a former pastry chef and wedding cake-maker , says she’s always been a sculptural thinker. But she didn’t work with wood...

Performance

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ returns, right before election

Emily Wilson - October 5, 2020

A collaborative radio drama from Berkeley Rep revives the Sinclair Lewis classic, which won raves four years ago

Culture

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

Emily Wilson - October 2, 2020

Dine for Democracy brings activists, food-lovers together to make voting easier and benefit BIPOC and youth orgs.

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The biased coverage and real story around Lowell High and school renaming

Missed our 48 Hills Variety Gala? Watch here!

Best of the Bay 2020: Arts & Nightlife winners

[UPDATED] Arts festival sues city in push for safe live performances—before rain comes

Whirling through Turf, tap, and ballroom: SF Dance Film Festival streams needed motion

Wayne Wang weaves food and family through ‘Coming Home Again’

Arts Forecast: Museums reopen, Litquake rolls out… and music in parklets?

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ returns, right before election

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

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