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Gardens & Villa on Vegetable Farming, the Bansuri Flute, and Playing the Phono Del Sol Festival

Gardens & Villa singer Chris Lynch, 27, keyboardist Adam Rasmussen, 29, and drummer Levi Hayden, 28, met at Westmont College in Santa Barbara. After four years together in a post-punk "noise collage" band, the the three went their separate ways. Lynch hitchhiked to Vancouver in 2007, and after a sta ... More >>

Operation Midnight Climax: How the CIA Dosed S.F. Citizens with LSD

Derail the Train: On the Biggest S.F. Band of the Decade

Groupon Google Ads Pulls a Bait And Switch, Lawsuit Says

Bait and switch​Groupon is being accused of defrauding consumers by purchasing advertisements on Google for services the company did not offer, according to a federal lawsuit filed in San Francisco. A Google search for "San Francisco Tours" on Feb. 24, for example, purportedly returned the followi ... More >>

Bait Car Pays SFPD to Entice Drivers to Steal Cars

Beat It at Vesuvio Cafe

Clash of the Quackers

The Bay Quackers tours were a big duck in a small pond until a bigger flock showed up.

SF Gov InAction: Superheroes, Stereotypes, and all of San Francisco to become One Giant Tourism District!

Psychos and sour grapes at the Casanova

Bones of Discontent - Andrew Galvan carves a unique, controversial role in relocating Native American skeletons

Gimme Indie Rock!

Local promoters take a big risk to give S.F. a music fest that will restore the city's cool cred

Joan Rivers in SF: (Some) Gays LUUUVV IT!

Repertory Film Listings

The Little Tribe That Could

As descendants of San Francisco’s aboriginal people, the Muwekma Ohlone Indian tribe seldom gets much respect. But that could be about to change.

Blue Angels, Broken Eardrums

Another Fleet Week has come and gone in San Francisco. Was it an intrusive distraction or a welcome reminder of our country's military might?

Grabbing for the Ring

City officials are trying to lure the Summer Olympic Games to San Francisco for 2016. Do you think it's a good idea? Find out where you stand!

Toxic Acres

The fill below Treasure Island is filled with dangerous toxins left by the Navy

Repertory Film Listings

Repertory Film Listings

Repertory Film Listings

Repertory Film Listings

Room With a View

Food? What food? We're distracted by the beauty of San Francisco from on high.

And a Teen Shall Lead Them

How 15-year-old Ben Casnocha brought e-government to Cupertino, Menlo Park, Burbank, and other cities across California

Water on the Brain

One energy executive claims a tidal system that meets the city's electric needs could be built in over 20 years, at a cost of $1.5 billion

Hidden Treasure

Half a century ago, ex-heroin dealer Alfredo Santos created an epic work of art inside San Quentin. Now, he's coming back to be honored for it.

Summer Events a Go Go!

What to do, all summer long

Dog Bites

An Anniversary for the Rest of Us

Valentine's Day

Find Out What's Happening this Valentine's Day!

Reps Etc.

Hail the Conquering Hero

Why is a Bay Area filmmaker who cherishes his independence about to direct a $40 million studio film?

Art of the Scare

How two Bay Area animators hope to revolutionize Saturday-morning TV

Balkans by the Bay

Aquatic Park, long mismanaged by a jumble of self-interested entities, needs public-spirited refurbishment

Flight of Fantasy

Learning to fly a helicopter is a lesson in exhilaration

Less vs. Moor

Three strong performances can't save an Othello stripped of context

Sinking Sun

Ozumo

Mister Sandman

The Bay Area's most prolific beach artist steps forward after years of anonymity

The Man Who Came to Dinner

Dr. Frank from the Mr. T Experience

Stage

Slap Shots

Slap Shots

SFO3 1996

Hinkle, Hinkle, Little Star (Part II)

There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

Slap Shots

Great Moments in the Bay Area Feel Good/Feel Better History

Slap Shots