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Tagged with: Pride

Music

Stern Grove just announced its free summer concert lineup, and it’s a doozy

Marke B. -
The 87th installment of the beloved musical institution pulls out some gobsmacking classics and newer faves.
News + Politics

The alarming agenda of the big-money folks trying to take over SF

Tim Redmond -
New report tracks the anti-union, anti-tax, pro-police program that a small number of very rich people want to impose on SF in the name of "moderate" politics.
Art Review

How Irving Penn brought the world to his studio—and vice versa

DeWitt Chen -
de Young retrospective teases out sheer range of the photographer's lens.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Pho truffles and lobster white? The Craft Chocolate Experience stunned

Tamara Palmer -
Candymakers brought adventurous flavors to international show at the Palace of Fine Arts.
Onstage

After ‘painful’ preparation, ‘Blue Door’ opens onto Black men’s complex life in US

Lou Fancher -
Director Darryl V. Jones on creating the soundtrack of generational haunting at Aurora Theatre Company.
Stage Review

Revisiting the violent time when drag was illegal in ‘The Pride of Lions’

Charles Lewis III -
Risking it all in the 1920s to perform onstage and live authentically in Theatre Rhino's latest, by Roger Mason.
Music

Under the Stars: Forget Macy’s—look to our musical ecosystem for SF’s revival

John-Paul Shiver -
When I attended Sweater Funk, the iconic San Francisco night that celebrates boogie, two-step, and modern funk—strictly on vinyl, mind you—on March 2, it...
Music

Dry Cleaning: ‘It’s unusual how democratically we write our songs’

Joshua Rotter -
The lauded band on their singular post-punk sound, Duran Duran's buoying advice, and driverless cars in the TL.
Lit

Indie booksellers in trouble? BincTank to the rescue

Lou Fancher -
A program that grew out of Borders now helps BIPOC-owned bookstores stay open and thrive through its grants.
Stage Review

Eviction breeds guerrillas as the people fight back in ‘Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad’

Charles Lewis III -
Ashley Smiley's world premiere at Magic Theatre presses hot button issues through the lives of Black San Franciscans.
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