City Lights Archives - Page 5 of 5

Arts + Culture

BEST OF THE BAY 2016: ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT WINNERS

Marke B. - October 20, 2016

48 Hills is proud to host the SF Bay Guardian Best of the Bay 2016. For more Best of the Bay 2016 categories, including...

Arts + Culture

Earth Day cometh

Marke B. - April 20, 2016

Hey, guess what? We're all gonna broil and/or melt! But some of us are going down in flames clinging to a last shred of hope...

Uncategorized

The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2016

On Dec. 12, 1975, an arsonist set fire to the Gartland Apartments, a low-income residential complex at 16th and Valencia, killing at least 14 people...

Arts + Culture

Michelle Tea leaves RADAR Productions, oral historian to succeed her

Caitlin Donohue - May 8, 2015

By Caitlin Donohue Michelle Tea is a lot of things in this town; a chronicler of queer culture (as in 2000’s Valencia), role model...

Arts + Culture

Need a lyrical lift? Better ‘Call Allen’

Marke B. - April 9, 2015

Guerilla Ginsberg campaign celebrates National Poetry Month, locally. By Marke B. STREET LIT If you've seen the above stenciled on various sidewalks around the Bay, and you...

Uncategorized

We love you, get up: 37 poets celebrate 50 years of Frank O’Hara’s ‘Lunch Poems’

Marke B. - February 3, 2015

All-star reading of seminal City Lights pocket volume at McRoskey Mattress Factory, Fri/6. By Marke B. FEBRUARY 3, 2015 -- More than a half century ago,...

Uncategorized

BOOKS: The next move — City Lights’ Sister Spit imprint releases Nochita

Tim Redmond - March 12, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue March 123, 2014 -- After the mother of the eponymous protagonist in Dia Felix’s Nochita becomes a beloved New Age guru she...

Tagged with: City Lights

BEST OF THE BAY 2016: ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT WINNERS

Earth Day cometh

The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

Michelle Tea leaves RADAR Productions, oral historian to succeed her

Need a lyrical lift? Better ‘Call Allen’

We love you, get up: 37 poets celebrate 50 years of Frank O’Hara’s ‘Lunch Poems’

BOOKS: The next move — City Lights’ Sister Spit imprint releases Nochita

News

Politics

Arts

Culture