Bernal Archives - Page 4 of 17

Music

Live Shots: Death Cab for Cutie drew on deep Bay connections at Fox Theatre

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek - October 28, 2022

Mixing songs from new 'Asphalt Meadows' with classics, the band shared tales of SF from Bernal Hill to Bottom of the Hill

Best of the Bay

BEST OF THE BAY 2022 READERS’ POLL WINNERS

Marke B. - October 27, 2022

Best Burrito, Best Bike Shop, Best DJ, Best Grocery Store... You voted, here are the results! Our 47th annual survey of the best places, people, and things in the Bay Area

Art

A weaving of worlds: Miguel Arzabe explores ch’ixi

Mary Corbin - September 22, 2022

Everyday Bolivian textiles and harvest moon ritual inspire the Oakland artist.

News + Politics

The June election was bad news for Mayor London Breed

Calvin Welch - June 22, 2022

That's just one of the many key messages that the news media have missed.

Housing

65-year-old cancer survivor is fighting Ellis Act eviction—for the second time

Sam Lew - May 17, 2022

Community rallies around 'flower lady' as Apple engineer seeks to throw her out of her home in Bernal Heights.

Opinion

Money talks and bullshit walks

Calvin Welch - April 24, 2022

The election outcome was first and foremost a victory of massive campaign spending.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: 5 restaurant openings that’ll rock in 2022

Tamara Palmer - December 28, 2021

Plus: One trailer that will make your future mornings in Oakland

Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2021: Shopping winners

Marke B. - October 14, 2021

READERS' POLL: Best Bookstore, Best Bike Shop, Best Store Staff, Best Cannabis Dispensary, Best Shoe Store, More

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: He was much more than Frankenstein’s monster

Dennis Harvey - September 30, 2021

An affecting Boris Karloff doc. Plus: Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema, Drunken Film Fest, 'Old Henry,' more new movies

Art

In Beryl Landau’s paintings, a bird’s-eye view of SF’s changing cityscape

Mary Corbin - September 28, 2021

“I am especially interested in the juxtaposition of technology against nature and the constant changes within an urban environment.”

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