Culture
“The World Stage: Israel" Wiley’s vibrant new show at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, explodes with...More»
The Emperor: Qin Shihuang, aka China’s First Emperor (259 BC to 210 BC), unified the country, standardized currency and writing, and built part of the Great Wall. But these days he's best...More»
San Francisco has been challenged. The place? The Asian Art Museum. The time? Thursday, Feb. 21, 7:00 PM. The challenge? Do we have what it takes to party with CHERYL? ...More»
Of all the films at SF Indiefest this weekend, none will leave a mark quite like Paul Bunnell's The...More»
San Francisco Indiefest, the city’s answer to Sundance, celebrates its 15th birthday with a lineup of films as challenging, unexpected—even...More»
Giggle Party Wednesday, 2/13 Originally formed in Dallas, TX, but now calling the Bay Area home, the Giggle Party has a sound akin to YACHT but with a group mentality closer to that of...More»
"Out of the hundreds of play submissions that we read, we realized that there are very few African-American or female playwrights being produced in the Bay Area," says Lauren English, a Playhouse staffer and actress....More»
Though A.C.T.’s production of 4000 Miles is closing this weekend, it’s not too late to bike there. In partnership with the...More»
Wicked dropped anchor in San Francisco again Jan. 23, almost ten years after its original, pre-Broadway run at the Curran Theatre. After a...More»
Annie Tittiger: How’d you get started in producing/writing the blog? Glenn Jackson: I started DJing in middle school, stole all my dads records, any records I could find really. Later I went...More»
The first time that painters Jasper Johns and Jay DeFeo exhibited in the same museum was in 1959, when New York’s MoMA presented “Sixteen Americans,” a show so avant garde that...More»
Peter Jaques, founder and musical director of the Bay Area’s original traveling Balkan brass band, Brass Menazeri (pronounced like “menagerie”), was still...More»
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