Bay Area Archives - Page 2 of 218

Transportation

How do we save BART and regional transit?

Tim Redmond - October 29, 2024

There's a fair, functional alternative for raising the revenue the region needs. But nobody is talking about it.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Paris on the Embarcadero

Tamara Palmer - October 29, 2024

New Parisian bistro and bar Bon Délire offers bubbly escapism—and some filling steak frites.

Stage Review

Sharp & Fine’s ‘A Detective Story’ danced seductively around its central mystery

Charles Lewis III - October 28, 2024

World premiere at Z Space offered queer love, monstrous transformations supernatural moves... and a lingering question.

Campaign Trail

The politics of no future

Ian Firstenberg - October 28, 2024

The country's youngest voters are demanding real change to the corporate culture of our political system.

Puff

Puff: Trick or weed! Halloween and Día de los Muertos cannabis treats

Dan Karkoska - October 26, 2024

Cute boo bongs, blood orange sours, moonrock pre-rolls, blood red Watermelon Z blunts, and passionfruit freeze pops!

Stage Review

In ‘Breed or Bust,’ Joyful Raven puts a face on vital reproduction issues—hers

Charles Lewis III - October 25, 2024

Moving and hilarious solo show at the Marsh SF tackles relationships, abortion, birth control with poignant urgency.

Party Radar

Arts Forecast vs. Party Radar: Halloween debauchery begins!

Marke B. - October 25, 2024

Japanese ghost stories, house music legends, Swedish sex goddesses, and Green Gorillas in the monster mashup column event of the year

Nightlife

SF rave doc ‘Between the Beats’ finally hits the streets

Tamara Palmer - October 24, 2024

Martin O’Brien’s long-awaited treasury of early '90s memories is a Venn diagram of Bay Area party culture.

Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Anora’ sparks greatness from garish fireworks

Dennis Harvey - October 24, 2024

Plus: 'Conclave' drops us into papal intrigue with Ralph Fiennes, young actors drive fraternity thriller 'The Line'

Onstage

Quiet, please: Mummenschanz is still miming magic 50 years on

Nicole Gluckstern - October 22, 2024

'It’s poetic, it’s playful, it’s interactive' says founder Floriana Frassetto of troupe's iconic human slinkys and toilet paper faces.

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