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This week we've got live mural painting, mushroom architecture, slow walking, and more.
Bay Area community members remember âfierce and generousâ Beatrice Dong, the co-founder of Berkeleyâs Eastwind Books and lifelong activist for racial solidarity.
The new novel from San Francisco sci-fi writer Annalee Newitz is a thought-provoking meditation on human nature, told from the perspective of an adventurous alien amoeba.
For Valkyries fans, the inclusiveness of Ballhalla is sacred â even moreso as the culture war comes for the WNBA.
While the mayor boasts about Vogue World as a win for the local âcreative community,â one thingâs never been more clear: A healthy art scene canât depend on politicians or wealthy donors.
Cara Esten Hurtleâs drone-based art project shows the difference between being seen and being spotted.
Listen up and wind down at Gray Area on Sept. 26.
Zen Master ThĂch Nháș„t HáșĄnh had a âdramatic influenceâ on Benioff. On Tuesday, the monk's students delivered an open letter to Salesforce Plaza, petitioning the CEO to end contracts with ICE and voice support for democratic elections.
This year, the PokĂ©mon World Championships are in San Francisco â so here are the many reasons why PokĂ©mon is gay as hell.
One frustrated parentâs journey into the heart of darkness that is municipal web design.
At SF's Audium, 176 speakers tell the history of Black sound in the Americas through modular synthesis.
The beloved owner of Rooky Ricardoâs Records died in July at 78. But the Haight St. shopâs new owners â and Vivianâs countless musical disciples â say his legacy lives on.
A San Francisco poet is answering your prompts badly, slowly, and earnestly.
In the â60s, the Bay Area almost got a high-speed train from Marin to San Jose. What could happen if we dreamed big again?