From Frameline to drag to golf, this milestone year has taken over the entire end of June.
Quintessential synthpop sensation Book of Love headlines Hard French’s Pride party.
With beef from The Butcher Shop next door, Chef Dustin Falcon and Guy the Butcher want to introduce you to beef from every Japanese prefecture. You should go meet them.
AIDS aides: Paul Haggis and Dan Krauss’ documentary tells the story of the plague years from the perspective of San Francisco General Hospital’s enlightened ward.
The dynamic Ah-Mer-Ah-Su is but one of the draws at 2019’s Fresh Meat Festival, a gathering of trans and queer performance.
Artists like this Venezuela native are still drawn to San Francisco. And yes, some can still live here.
Eric Rachmany of the Central Coast’s famous reggae rockers talks about 15 years together.
That’s two closures in the Mission in one day, plus the end of Jordan Keao’s extraordinary Hawaiian adventure in Dogpatch.
Director Harry Fehr on the decision to update Handel’s opera, and why Baroque pieces don’t get performed as often as they should.
The actor channels Grace Jones, James Baldwin, and others in his one-man follow-up to the well-received Type/Caste, as part of the National Queer Arts Festival.
