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Onstage

‘Good Medicine’ brings on the Native American laughs

Emily Wilson - July 12, 2022

'It's so rare for this to happen': The Bay Area's only comedy show of its kind comes to the Cal Shakes Theater

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Your Bay Area summer food fest planner

Tamara Palmer - June 22, 2022

Night markets, food crawls, benefit bashes, and more fun dates to brighten your season

Onstage

At 21, Fresh Meat Fest still brings fabulous new queer/trans art to the (virtual) stage

Marke B. - June 15, 2022

Need a rainbow reboot? Tune into more than 40 artists covering a full spectrum of LGBTQ+ expression

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Juneteenth, Jazzteenth, Corgi Con, Bad Gays, Sara Shelton Mann, more

Marke B. - June 15, 2022

Plus: The Black and queer roots of dance music, Blackwater Holylight, 'Straight Outta Hunters Point,' more to do

Movies

‘Every Saturday night was a bar mitzvah’: How ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ made the screen

Pam Grady - June 14, 2022

Director-writer-actor Cooper Raiff talks about his charming new Sundance-winning, coming-of-age rom com

Movies

In a time of attacks, Frameline46 brings LGBTQ+ curiosity and joy

Dennis Harvey - June 13, 2022

10 picks, plus our in-depth guide to the huge queer film fest, from International Male flamboyance to butch Georgian drama

Movies

Screen Grabs: Septuagenarians run wild—Cronenberg and Davies are back

Dennis Harvey - June 6, 2022

Plus: Vivid teen-led 'A Chiara,' terrifically enjoyable 'Roundup,' three outrageous indies, more new movies

Music

Under the Stars: Fatsouls’ Afro-house is San Francisco’s heartbeat

John-Paul Shiver - June 1, 2022

Plus: Tribute to Alice Coltrane, Mark de Clive-Lowe & Friends, J.Rocc, FOXTROTT, more music to get you up

Music

Five can’t-miss Jazzfest picks: They’re pretty dang cool, mang

John-Paul Shiver - May 25, 2022

Red-hot harpists, Latin Big Band revivalists, Ethio-jazz devotees, Hammond organ specialists, more on tap for 39th extravaganza

Movies

For ‘Montana Story,’ conceiving dysfunction and beauty in Big Sky country

Pam Grady - May 24, 2022

Filmmakers David Siegel and Scott McGehee wrote an intimate Western sibling story—while locked down in New York City

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‘Good Medicine’ brings on the Native American laughs

Good Taste: Your Bay Area summer food fest planner

At 21, Fresh Meat Fest still brings fabulous new queer/trans art to the (virtual) stage

Arts Forecast: Juneteenth, Jazzteenth, Corgi Con, Bad Gays, Sara Shelton Mann, more

‘Every Saturday night was a bar mitzvah’: How ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ made the screen

In a time of attacks, Frameline46 brings LGBTQ+ curiosity and joy

Screen Grabs: Septuagenarians run wild—Cronenberg and Davies are back

Under the Stars: Fatsouls’ Afro-house is San Francisco’s heartbeat

Five can’t-miss Jazzfest picks: They’re pretty dang cool, mang

For ‘Montana Story,’ conceiving dysfunction and beauty in Big Sky country

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