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Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Blandina Farley

Dorothy Odonnell -
A most colorful tour guide acquaints all comers with the neighborhood she's made home since the '70s.
Dance

Margaret Fisher at Other Minds: How do you choreograph for autonomous cellos?

Marke B. -
Legendary dance-maker guides us through her work for Trimpin's 'Cello Quartet' at upcoming experimental music gathering.
Music

Don Was revs up Motor City sounds with Pan-Detroit Ensemble

Joshua Rotter -
Legendary producer, Blue Note jazz label head, and musical mind behind Was (Not Was) brings 'positive' new band to SF.
Nightlife

Dabke by the T-Rex: Palestinian culture event at Cal Academy draws large, excited crowd

Griffin Jones -
'NightLife: Falastin' edition of the museum's weekly party featured dancing, poetry, and celebration of a marginalized community.
Best of the Bay

Welcome to Best of the Bay 2024: The New Classics!

Marke B. -
Our 50th annual Readers' Poll celebrates everything that's Best about the Bay Area—from the people who live here.
Dance

20 years in, Sean Dorsey Dance Company embodies ‘joyous, righteous resistance’

Mary Carbonara -
'Our existence is under attack,' says trailblazing trans choreographer, whose troupe celebrates two decades of essential art.
Movies

Screen Grabs: You might just fall in love with ‘My Old Ass’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: A wealth of (very different) films about women, cruising movies for Leather Week, 'Psychosis,' more
Music

Under the Stars: Los Bitchos bring the party with ‘Talkie Talkie’

John-Paul Shiver -
Thundercat hits Golden Gate Park, Honey Dijon kicks, Andy Smith reaches up, Amelia Ray delights, more new music news
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: SF Electronic Music Festival, Open Studios, Greek Food Fest…

Marke B. -
Sepultura, 'American Idiot' in drag, Cheese Fest, Fontaines DC, MANISACRIFESTRIXX, His Name is Alive, more to do
Music

Roar Shack, baby: Enter Mid-Market’s new experimental music hub

Marke B. -
Local duo The Living Earth Show launches a revitalizing series of live collaborations in the old Mr. Smith nightclub.
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