Tenderloin Archives - Page 7 of 34

Music

30 years of wild Noise Pop nights and ‘talent beyond genre’

Joshua Rotter - February 21, 2023

Festival co-owner Jordan Kurland on filling the city with independent music and his favorite live moments

Housing

Breed blocks affordable housing project in District 5 for ‘petty politics’

Tim Redmond - January 18, 2023

Shuttered car wash could have been more than 100 affordable units, until the mayor went back on a deal with the supes.

News + Politics

Why is Breed resisting a life-saving program that faces no real legal or financial obstacles?

Tim Redmond - January 11, 2023

Safe consumption sites work in New York, stunning testimony at a hearing shows. Yet SF is putting on the brakes.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Ashkenaz hits 50, celebrate MLK, Soundbox returns, more

Marke B. - January 11, 2023

Lollygaggers last show, Black Techno Matters, Sholeh Asgary, Polyglamorous, so much more to do this weekend

Movies

Screen Grabs: Celebrating eternally anti-conformist filmmaker Dale Hoyt

Dennis Harvey - January 9, 2023

Three tributes to the late iconoclast. Plus: 'Elegy to Seijun Suzuki' and Eastern European absurdist classics at BAMPFA

Onstage

2022’s highlights on stage, in a year of navigating theater’s return

Charles Lewis III - January 4, 2023

The best (and worst) of welcome Bay Area productions—but let's remember that COVID is still with us, please.

The Agenda

What does Breed plan to do about the overdose crisis?

Tim Redmond - December 11, 2022

Plus: The future of Laguna Honda, racist police traffic stops, and the farce that is the city's Housing Element. That's The Agenda for Dec. 11-18

Music

Open, divine portal: Dark Entries label launches record store in Tenderloin

Marke B. - December 4, 2022

Josh Cheon's acclaimed outfit specializes in dark and synth-y sounds; now it's got an IRL outpost in the TL

Performance

Live Shots: Lewis Black brought spunk—and plenty of F bombs—to Regency Ballroom

Jon Bauer - October 23, 2022

The comedian took aim at Fleet Week, California's high-speed rail debacle, Herschel Walker, and COVID loneliness.

Art

SF’s Carlos Villa becomes first Filipino American honored by a major museum retrospective

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - August 31, 2022

But sadly—for San Francisco—his multi-site show is missing an important component.

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