Bay Area Archives - Page 77 of 197

Art

Oakland artist finds her cadence in the weather of emotions

Mary Corbin - January 24, 2022

“I’ve been in a different octave my whole life," Ruth Boerefyn says. Her installations are proof.

Housing

Are ADUs affordable housing?

Zelda Bronstein - January 24, 2022

The NYT says yes—but even the Chron agrees that the data shows these units are not a very effective way to address the housing crisis.

Puff

Puff: Beating those Sober January blues

Dan Karkoska - January 18, 2022

Sparkling Rosier, Hi-Fi Hops, "high seltzers," Mystery Drops, and cannabis mocktails galore to help ease you back into the world

Nightlife

Fire up for fierce competition: The High Princx Pageant is coming

Joshua Rotter - January 14, 2022

Eight glamorous creatures aim to ace Creative Presentation, Q&A, Lipsynch Battles, and Talent categories at Oasis.

News + Politics

Community leaders reflect on three key Bay Area MLK speeches—and envision his dreams for 2022

Tom Molanphy - January 13, 2022

Voting rights, economic opportunity, education, social justice—so much remains to be done.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Staying at home? Stock your freezer with these tasty treats

Tamara Palmer - January 12, 2022

Spicy dumplings, creamy biscuits, lobster mac, more: Support local restaurants and cafes by snapping up their frozen goods.

Art

Painter Cannon Dill: ‘I almost have to beat the canvas like a drum’

Mary Corbin - January 10, 2022

The artist goes deep on his 'crunchy,' textural process: Check out his solo show at Oakland's pt. 2 Gallery.

News + Politics

On normalizing relations with Cuba, where is Nancy Pelosi?

Mark Ginsburg and Vicki Legion - January 7, 2022

SF's rep hasn't joined her Bay Area Democratic colleagues in urging Biden to end the economic blockade.

Onstage

Review: ‘Woman in Black’ gives all the right scares

Charles Lewis III - January 6, 2022

'London's longest-running ghost story' comes to the Strand—delivering a good kind of terror for our times.

Lit

Excellent reads that grabbed hold and shook us in 2021

Lou Fancher - January 4, 2022

Black food history, wildlife encounters, basketball heroes, and more transformed our thought patterns last year.

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