The Show Must Go On… Eventually
San Francisco has given the green light to indoor performances, but it will likely be months before you see any shows.
By Benjamin Schneider
Who Rides Bikeshare in San Francisco?
During the pandemic, Bay Wheels bikes served a diverse cohort and helped people make essential trips, according to a new report.
By Benjamin Schneider
The Commodification of Psychedelics
As mainstream medicine opens up to the healing power of tripping and plant-derived hallucinogens are decriminalized, will Big Pharma cash in on shrooms?
By Peter-Astrid Kane
MedMen Eyes S.F., Plans Canna-Comeback
The controversial weed franchise was America’s largest dispensary chain before a high-profile burnout. Now they’re coming to San Francisco.
By Joe Kukura
Everyone 16 and Older is Now Vaccine Eligible in SF
Vaccine open season has officially begun. Sign up now!
By Benjamin Schneider
Celebrate Spring at Bayside Saturdays
This smaller version of Sunday Streets festivals is tailored for the pandemic.
By Veronica Irwin
Marin County’s Weed History Deserves a Present
Three years into adult-use, Marin refuses to enter the game. That needs to change.
By Zack Ruskin
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Do you want to know whether therapy is good? Or you may want to go for medications? If these are some concerns or doubts…
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‘Chinese in the Richmond’ Community Open House
The new exhibit aims to tell the stories of Chinese Americans living on the West Side through oral histories, documents, and photos.
By Veronica Irwin
Swimming in the Bay is the Opposite of Late-Stage Pandemic Life
The icy water of Aquatic Park Cove is an antidote to the tepidness of WFH.
By Clara Liang
As Nice as Niche Gets
Finding a delicious brunch that is both vegan and gluten free can be challenging, but it’s not as hard as it once was.
By Paolo Bicchieri
H Mart Brings K-Town Food Hall to San Francisco
Come to the popular Korean supermarket for groceries, and stay for its yummy food court — or vice versa.
By SF Weekly Staff
Gay Blood Donors Still Face Extra Hurdles
A new study revisits restrictions on homosexual men. Proponents say it will help put an end to outdated restrictions.
By Veronica Irwin
BLM Demonstrations Planned This Weekend
In the wake of several highly publicized police shootings, demonstrators are planning rallies around the Bay Area.
By Veronica Irwin
A Captivating Voice: Silverware’s Ainsley Wagoner
‘No Plans’ is a tour de force and a remarkable demonstration of the S.F. singer’s powerful range.
By Will Reisman
White Dave Isn’t Who You Think He Is
The Richmond-bred rapper is dropping a 4/20 album for the fourth year in a row.
By Joshua Rotter
