Stories about resist
Seeing Red: SF Mime Troupe is making it a socialist summer
57-year-old agit-prop institution's latest takes us back in time to when it seemed America was on the brink of something bigger
Can the police contract be a vehicle for reform?
Not if the cops and Mayor Farrell's consultant, who also worked for the POA, find a way to bypass the supervisors and sneak through a bad deal for the city.
Arts Forecast: Walking the Irish border, making epic poetry
CounterPulse Fest's 'aon mhac tíre.' Plus: Granny Cart Gangstas, Sister Spit, Caminos Flamencos, 'American Optimism,' 'Latin Standards,' more
Arts Forecast: Dia de los Muertos, Open Studios, Circus Veritas …
... Infinite Wrench, Multiverse, The Bad Plus, Born In Flames, and more fantastic upcoming arts events.
SOMArts show kicks off Dia de los Muertos season
Opening Fri/6 with a huge party, this artist-made offrenda extravaganza is an essential community event.
Party Radar: Let’s toast fall
Symphony Oktoberfest, Goldie, Hotline, Katya Smirnoff-Skyy, Afrolicious, Front 242, The Magician, and a goodbye party for Bubbles.
Lessons from Stop the Draft Week 50 years ago
In 1967, protesters filled the streets of Oakland to stop the draft. Seven faced serious charges -- and their message still resonates today
To be blunt, a blast
Smoked Out Soul party at Monarch is a risky, ebullient mix of live instruments and recorded soul-funk grooves.
The Agenda: Tasers, traffic, and cannabis
Sept. 11-17: The cops want stun guns, a developer wants more parking, and Sup. Cohen wants no more weed stores
Dolores Huerta, filling the screen
Speaking with the civil rights leader and organizer about surviving Trump -- and new bio-pic, 'Dolores.'