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Music

Under the Stars: With ‘Thriller 40,’ memories of Mission moonwalking

John-Paul Shiver - December 19, 2023

New doc focuses on pop, not pain. Plus: Umbrellas bring 'Echoes,' DJ Sep dubs on, a half-century of Herbie Hancock's 'Sextant,' more

Stage Review

Billy Crudup lands the grift in Berkeley Rep’s ‘Harry Clarke’

Charles Lewis III - December 4, 2023

Solo show is funny, well-produced, stars an award-winning actor—does that explain its wild popularity?

Best of the Bay

BAM House: Best of the Bay 2023 Editors’ Pick

Charles Lewis III - October 18, 2023

Oakland Poet Laureate and cultural architect Ayodele Nzinga opens a rare space for Black arts in the Town

Opinion

Opinion: Not much to celebrate in mayor’s Latino Heritage Month celebration

Kevin Ortiz - September 28, 2023

In one of the most powerful cities in the country, San Francisco Latinos are treated as an afterthought.

Music

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

Adrian Spinelli - September 25, 2023

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

The joy (and tech) of Old St. Mary’s free Noontime Concerts

Marke B. - September 18, 2023

35 years of Tuesday lunchtime tranquillity, expanding the definition of "classical" and juiced with state-of-the-art streaming

Arts + Culture

A revitalized Mission mural—and some lessons from the history of BART

Tim Redmond - September 10, 2023

Michael Rios art event reminds us of the displacement and gentrification that the train system caused in the neighborhood.

Housing

What the Yimbys keep getting wrong

Tim Redmond - August 27, 2023

Some of us support more density and more housing—just not the private market.

Elections

Preston campaign kickoff draws large and diverse crowd

Tim Redmond - August 17, 2023

District 5 is one of the critical seats progressives will try to win in 2024

Business + Tech

The real problem with the CPUC’s robotaxi decision

Tim Redmond - August 11, 2023

Like AI, this is going to displace human employees. And nobody in government is demanding that the profits be shared with the people whose lives are damaged.

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Under the Stars: With ‘Thriller 40,’ memories of Mission moonwalking

Billy Crudup lands the grift in Berkeley Rep’s ‘Harry Clarke’

BAM House: Best of the Bay 2023 Editors’ Pick

Opinion: Not much to celebrate in mayor’s Latino Heritage Month celebration

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

The joy (and tech) of Old St. Mary’s free Noontime Concerts

A revitalized Mission mural—and some lessons from the history of BART

What the Yimbys keep getting wrong

Preston campaign kickoff draws large and diverse crowd

The real problem with the CPUC’s robotaxi decision

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