Top Stories

Christchurch Native in S.F. Mourns His Mosque Community

The New Zealand native praises his country for coming together, but calls on America to recognize its role in rising white nationalism.

 

Mental Health, Homelessness and Civil Rights: S.F.’s Crisis of Conscience

A state Senate bill on mental health conservatorship is dividing San Francisco.

 

See More Top Stories 

News

S.F. Needs ‘Behavioral Changes’ to Address Climate Change, Say Experts

The heads of the Department of Emergency Management and the Port juggle climate change prevention with disaster preparation.

 

Man Fatally Stabbed at Fisherman’s Wharf in Broad Daylight

Brook Pettyjohn, 44, was repeatedly stabbed near the same busy Fisherman's Wharf intersection as Madame Tussauds.

 

See More News 


Slideshows

Deafheaven, Baroness and Zeal & Ardor, March 16, 2019 at The UC Theatre Taube Family Music Hall

 

Peter Murphy Residency Opening Night at The Chapel Friday, March 8th

 

Noise Pop 2019: Princess Nokia at The UC Theater, March 2, 2019.

 

The Marias perform on March 3, 2019 at The Chapel

 


Music

Semi-Retired Paul Simon Will Headline Outside Lands

Surprise guest Art Garfunkel?

 

Hot Water Music Will Play Caution and No Division in Full

Some 25 years after their debut, the Gainesville hardcore punks play two shows at Slim’s, each dedicated to a full album.

 

See More Music 


Culture

Transitional Apocalypse

Todd Hido’s unpeopled photographs reveal a kind of post-collapse, as much political as it is ecological.

 

Know Your Street Art: A Celebration of Black and Tan Fantasy

762 Fulton St. (at Webster Street)

 

See More Culture 


Dining

Go Deep into Filipino Cuisine, at Kulinary Confidential

The two-week festival of Filipino cuisine (April 1-14) comes with pop-ups, food crawls — and secret items.

 

Go Eat This Now: Beef Jerky at Fatted Calf

Life is all about excess in moderation, starting with this beefy fabric.

 

See More Dining 


Film

SFFILM Festival Reveals its Full 2019 Schedule

Boots Riley, W. Kamau Bell, and the ‘Tales of the City’ reboot stand out as the SFFILM Festival screens 163 films from 56 different countries from April 10-23.

 

Lost & Found

The found poetry of lost souls in an Irish town.

 

See More Film 

Sponsored

Know exactly how B2B marketing contributes to your bottom line

 

Lactation in the workplace

 

See More Sponsored