sfweekly.com
For the last 45,000 years, humans have gathered around art, from storytelling and music to cave paintings. And for the last 50 years, San Francisco’s art community has gathered in living rooms and garages across the City for San Francisco Open Studios, an annual, monthlong event in the fall in which hundreds of local artists invite the public behind the scenes.
About Us | Site | sfweekly.com
About Us. SF Weekly is San Francisco’s smartest publication. That’s because we take journalism seriously, but not so seriously that we let ourselves be guided by an agenda. In fact, we cherish our political independence: We’ve taken on the powerful unions that helped elect the leftist majority on the Board of Supervisors and the downtown ...
Music | sfweekly.com
SFPL launching streaming platform to capture Bay Area music scene. No library card will be required to listen to the artists that make up the Bay Area's local music scene this fall. Stern Grove drops lineup for 2023 festival. Here's who's coming. This season of San Francisco's oldest outdoor music festival features free performances by ...
Events | sfweekly.com
It will showcase an assortment of paintings, tapestries, sculpture, metalwork, and manuscripts that belonged to …. Stern Grove drops lineup for 2023 festival. Here's who's coming. This season of San Francisco's oldest outdoor music festival features free performances by …
Film | sfweekly.com
Oakland filmmaker's devastating doc tells story of covered-up atrocity. Oakland-raised Julian Brave NoiseCat co-directs a film highlighting the horrific mistreatment of Indigenous students at residential schools. Film.
News | sfweekly.com
Massing Gas. San Francisco asks the Navy to investigate potentially dangerous methane concentrations at Hunters Point Shipyard. News.
Stage | sfweekly.com
Stage. Move over 'Swan Lake.'. S.F. Ballet offers a festival of brand-new dances. next@90 features nine world premieres by established and emerging international choreographers.
Why San Francisco restaurants opening are really encouraging
Dec 2, 2022 · San Francisco restaurants are opening at rates not seen since the start of the pandemic, and an industry group says that's really good news.
What to see in San Francisco's galleries this month - SFWeekly
Mar 3, 2023 · Hunter Saxony III: “You Have My Heart … It’s OK to Rest Here” The first solo exhibition by the local artist who styles himself “San Francisco’s last Black calligrapher” brings new meaning to the term “illuminated manuscript.”
Outdoors | sfweekly.com
sfweekly.com 465 California Street San Francisco, CA 94104 Phone: 415-359-2600 Email: [email protected]