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‘Recycle’ artist Romanowski looks back ‘Every Now & Then’

Marke B. - March 22, 2019

ART LOOKS "My house is a museum," Romanowski tells me over the phone. "My whole life is art." I haven't been to his house, but anyone...

The sun hasn’t set yet on Sonny Smith’s SF

Daniel Bromfield - March 21, 2019

ALL EARS As the decade began, all eyes were on San Francisco’s rock scene. Sic Alps, Thee Oh Sees, White Fence, and the Fresh...

Onstage

Review: Tuskegee Airmen take flight again in ‘Black Eagles’

Elaine Elinson - March 20, 2019

ONSTAGE Black Eagles (through March 31 at Marines' Memorial Theatre), now being staged by the African-American Shakespeare Company and directed by L. Peter Callender, illuminates...

San Pablo’s Los Cenzontles ramps up its Mexican rhythms

Caitlin Donohue - March 19, 2019

ALL EARS There are certain well-worn channels through which culture tends to move. Socioeconomically dominant countries export cultural products, regional art forms are picked...

News + Politics

The view from a homeless shelter

michelle - March 18, 2019

Will someone please adopt me? Take me in? I’m going to be 45 at the end of this month and I’m trying to wade through...

Culture

Don’t cry for Golden Gate Fortune Cookie, owner says, despite huge rent jump

Tamara Palmer - March 18, 2019

Nancy Tom Chan doesn’t take days off. Instead, the founder of the 57-year-old Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory in Chinatown can be found hand-folding...

News + Politics

SF to pay $13.1 million to man who was framed by cops

Tim Redmond - March 17, 2019

The Board of Supes is set to approve Tuesday/19 a $13.1 million settlement of a lawsuit filed by a young man who, a jury found,...

News + Politics

Two oversight hearings sidetracked when mayoral staffers don’t show

Tim Redmond - March 17, 2019

Two hearings called by Sup. Aaron Peskin were sidetracked last week when two officials from the Breed Administration didn’t show up. Peskin wanted to know...

Lit

Race, labor, and activism on the waterfront

Alex Catsoulis - March 15, 2019

For those unfamiliar with the radical history of dockworkers leading the fight against economic and racial inequality for workers across color lines, Peter Cole’s...

From Mali to Memphis: Dee Dee Bridgewater fires up the soul of her youth

Reese Erlich - March 15, 2019

ALL EARS Two of the great divas of blues and jazz will be performing in the Bay Area this coming week. It's a wonderful opportunity...

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‘Recycle’ artist Romanowski looks back ‘Every Now & Then’

The sun hasn’t set yet on Sonny Smith’s SF

Review: Tuskegee Airmen take flight again in ‘Black Eagles’

San Pablo’s Los Cenzontles ramps up its Mexican rhythms

The view from a homeless shelter

Don’t cry for Golden Gate Fortune Cookie, owner says, despite huge rent jump

SF to pay $13.1 million to man who was framed by cops

Two oversight hearings sidetracked when mayoral staffers don’t show

Race, labor, and activism on the waterfront

From Mali to Memphis: Dee Dee Bridgewater fires up the soul of her youth

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