Now in its 19th year, the local institution is staging more than 250 performances over 18 days.
Everyone in San Francisco asked me why I was going, and everyone in Palm Springs asked me why I hadn’t visited already.
The first few days of the Palm Springs International Film Festival included screenings of Bombshell, So Long, My Son, and Motherless Brooklyn.
Three decades after its founding, Bindlestiff leaders reflect on what it took to get here.
The mural, “Alto al Fuego en La Misón,” honors those who have been killed by the SFPD.
New photography exhibits, developments at the Writer’s Grotto, and a La Cocina food hall are in the works.
Little Women is an easy movie to idolize, but idolizing a movie is a dangerous thing.
Sarah Ruhl’s play proves that witch hunts still exist today, at Berkeley Rep.
A musical brouhaha bubbling over with ingredients missing from The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible — at Shotgun Players.
The Ghost Bride is set to become a Netflix drama, and The Night Tiger will soon be released as a paperback in 2020.
