Pop-Up Brings a Rare and Beloved Trinibagonian Snack to S.F.
The Trini double humbles you, then leaves you wishing for more.
Pop-Up Brings a Rare and Beloved Trinibagonian Snack to S.F.
The Trini double humbles you, then leaves you wishing for more.
Still Gay After All These Pours: The Queer Baristas Keeping the Bay's Coffee Culture Alive
As AI bros, private equity, and Decent espresso machines dominate the narrative, the gays hold the line.
Berkeley Second Graders say: "Trees R Important"
Meet Poppy, Johnny Jo Bob the 13th, Clover, Sunny, Little Timmy Neon Cloudy, and NJjamba.
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Culture
What to Catch at the Bay Area Book Festival This Weekend
Learn how to narrate an audiobook or make a zine, or dive into discussions around the politics of sideshow noise and the power of hauntings.
Boots Riley Is Here to Recruit You
First, he’d like you to go see ‘I Love Boosters’ in theaters May 22. Then please consider joining the revolution.
Traversing the Mahjong Multiverse
As mahjong grows in popularity, can the diverging fanbases come together?
Merlin Coleman’s ‘DISPATCHES’ Makes Breathtaking Art from a Wildfire’s Rubble
Using found audio and interviews from the 2017 Tubbs Fire, the sound artist processes a tragedy through song.
Power
Roll for Governor: A D&D Class Guide to California's Clown Car Election
Rolling those dice to determine how screwed we are.
Grief Is Political — Even When It’s About Your Pets
The author of the forthcoming book "All My Dead Cats" talks about disenfranchised grief, the politics of mourning, and why a dead cat is the perfect gateway into one of our most avoided conversations.
Life
COYOTE Calendar: June 11-June 17
This week we've also got chili, quilting, archives, carnivorous plants, and, again, so much pride.
COYOTE Calendar: June 4-June 10
This week we've got book bedazzling, sharks, night hikes, and pride, pride, pride.
COYOTE Calendar: May 28-June 3
This week we have several queer proms, air quality, space balloons, miso, water fights, and more.
The Chili Crisps and Handmade Bao Spicing Up Sonoma County's Food Scene
Asian American chefs, farmers, and food makers are reshaping what it means to eat well in Wine Country. It's about time.