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City Hall

Opposition to new district lines just keeps growing

Tim Redmond - March 31, 2022

Nobody except the mayor seems to like what the Redistricting Task Force is doing. Will the community opposition even matter?

Art

Life’s a grand circus—art is, too—for painter Michael Brennan

Mary Corbin - March 31, 2022

The artist-designer magically transforms pandemic into pandemonium and art-world portraits into carnivalesque celebration

Onstage

Review: ‘Water by the Spoonful’ weaves a web of addiction and Internet

Charles Lewis III - March 30, 2022

Quiara Alegría Hudes' 2011 Pulitzer winner at SF Playhouse feels technologically dated—yet alarmingly still relevant

Food & Drink

Good Taste: An actual farm-to-table restaurant in Oakland

Tamara Palmer - March 29, 2022

Second-generation K&J Orchards farmer Aomboon Deasy debuts the delicious Pomet.

Puff

Puff: Buds and broccoli thrive at Sonoma Hills Farm

Dan Karkoska - March 29, 2022

Our cannabis columnist ventures into Aaron Keefer's vision for joint-paired meals and some succulent sun-grown.

News + Politics

New district lines would deeply hurt progressive politics in San Francisco

Tim Redmond - March 28, 2022

Astonishing gerrymandering blows District 5 into bits and divides up progressive voters across the city to give the conservatives a strong advantage.

Movies

‘Like a turducken’: Michelle Yeoh and Daniel Kwan on mind-bender ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’

Pam Grady - March 28, 2022

The star and co-director of the wild, multi-dimensional movie talk about getting it from script to screen.

Dance

ODC dances downtown—and right into its next 50+ years

Joshua Rotter - March 28, 2022

Finally returning in an 11-day dance fest, the company remains 'bold and adventurous as well as touching and subtle'

LGBTQ

Castro icon Cleve Jones vows to fight dubious eviction attempt

Garrett Leahy - March 27, 2022

In a dramatic appearance at a crowded rally in the Castro, longtime queer activist and leader Cleve Jones announced Sunday that he plans to...

Lit

John Killacky’s ‘Because Art’ is an evergreen call for creative survival

Lou Fancher - March 24, 2022

It may be an expert “autopsy” on the arts industry, but the multi-hyphenate's latest book also inspires hope for the next generation of hub-makers and risk-takers.

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