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Party Radar

Marke B.’s Ultimate Pride Guide 2021

Marke B. -
Who needs the tourists when our scene is shining so bright? A hot pink beam of parties, art, music, more.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: No big parade, but Pride season’s already busting out the wigs and rainbows

Marke B. -
Giant pink triangle, Oaklash, gay ballet, drag dance, Queer Women of Color Film Fest, more add abundant sparkle
Party Radar

ULTIMATE PRIDE GUIDE 2020: The protests, the parties (online), the poignant posters

Marke B. -
I've stayed in all Pride Week so far—and I'm already exhausted! Well, I was, until putting together this list of recommendations. Most of them...
Party Radar

Party Radar: ULTIMATE PRIDE GUIDE 2019

Marke B. -
PRIDE Heeeeeeey, Happy GIANT PRODE, everybody! Party Radar's been on a wee hiatus while I finish this crazy book, sorry. I miss getting nuts...

Pride time: 6 quick picks at the National Queer Arts Festival

Matt Sussman -
Despite the tea on Twitter, Pride month isn’t just about the continued corporate cashing-in on on-normative identity disguised as celebratory hedonism. Case in point:...
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2018: Arts & Entertainment Winners

Staff -
48 Hills is proud to host the 43rd SF Bay Guardian Best of the Bay Readers' Poll. For other categories including Food & Drink, Shopping,...
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Fresh Meat, North Beach Festival, Corgi Con…

Marke B. -
ARTS FORECAST Pride is looming in the distance like a monstrous, rainbow-bedecked Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man—look for my guide to drop soon—but alongside the parades and...
Music

Resistance Party! Ultimate Pride Guide 2017

Marke B. -
ULTIMATE PRIDE GUIDE 2017 Pride started as a celebration of a protest, how cool is that? And watching SF Pride (Sun/25) progress from its raucous roots,...
Arts + Culture

2016: Some very bright spots

Caitlin Donohue -
Good lord, 2016 -- the year the music died, the year the Internet got too real, the year America got majorly oranged. When the...
Arts + Culture

‘Type/Caste’ is a curtain call for theater stereotypes

Caitlin Donohue -
ONSTAGE I’ve been close to Bay Area actor Rotimi Agbabiaka for years, during which we have spent many moments laughing. There was the time...
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