The memorial for the crusading sex worker and San Francisco icon was exactly as raucous as you’d imagine.
As mainstream medicine opens up to the healing power of tripping and plant-derived hallucinogens are decriminalized, will Big Pharma cash in on shrooms?
For Easter, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and fnnch team up on a 15-foot honeybear nun mural in SoMa.
Always a hustler, bartender Christian Suzuki-Orellana maintains a rigorous schedule a year after a competition helped kickstart his passion project.
For those on the ‘California Sober’ wagon, tippling is out — but tripping is A-OK.
Don Chava, the ur-burrito chain’s founder, died last week at age 70, but his cultural legacy is practically synonymous with S.F. itself.
SF’s watering holes face an existential threat.
Erik Otto and Liz Tran’s new exhibition at Heron Arts, ‘Chromatherapy,’ is the restorative vision that the end of a horrible year demands.
Revive the Night is a Treasure Island-style music festival aimed at saving San Francisco’s independent nightlife.
The Bernal Heights native’s meditations on the city reach their peak in the Afro-Mexican genre known as son jarocho.