Fillmore Archives

Live Shots

Live Shots: Aldous Harding gently rocks the Fillmore

Jon Bauer - July 1, 2022

New Zealand singer-songwriter played addictive, idiosyncratic in an intimate set

Art

David Johnson’s exhilarating photographs capture transformative decades in SF

Emily Wilson - June 22, 2022

'That was my goal to do that, and it happened. God was reading my mind,' says the 95-year-old, with a 1945-1965 show at City Hall

Movies

‘We’re still here’: Kevin Epps celebrates 20 years of ‘Straight Outta Hunters Point’

Tom Molanphy - June 21, 2022

At a joyous Juneteenth gathering in the Bayview, the filmmaker reflected on Black art and resiliency in San Francisco.

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

Puff

Puff: Searching high and low—in SF and NYC—for that perfect score

Dan Karkoska - May 17, 2022

A tale of two cannabis scavenger hunts, on two very different coasts.

Music

Under the Stars: Anteloper woozes, Thao gets down, Blue Note comes to Napa…

John-Paul Shiver - April 25, 2022

A rediscovered '70s superstar jam, Sweetwater Music Hall concert for Ukraine, more music news. Happy Birthday, Mingus!

Music

Listen: The 20 best hyphy songs

Tamara Palmer - March 31, 2022

Our hour-long DJ mix celebrates an unforgettable culture born right here—and a new documentary

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.

Art

Photo show provides a flaneur’s eye view of 1940s San Francisco

Emily Wilson - November 30, 2021

Minor White captured changing demographics, architecture—and the side street shoeshines that gave the city life.

Art

With ‘Ticket to Ride,’ Optimist Williams channeled MUNI memories and Frisco legends

Alan Chazaro - October 22, 2021

The graffiti artist used transfers as a metaphor for a city gone sideways: "Ed Lee was like the pinnacle of destruction here."

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