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Amy Bouchard Takes the Stage Solo at The Marsh — SF's Home for One-Person Shows
PublishedThe Marsh, San Francisco's beloved breeding ground for solo performance, is hosting Amy Bouchard for a solo show — and…
The Permanent Grand Opening: Irving Street's Grocery Stores Have Cracked the Code
PublishedWalk down Irving Street in the Sunset and you'll notice something peculiar: grand opening banners that have been…
Kesha Is Moving to San Francisco. Welcome to the Jungle, Girl.
PublishedPop icon Kesha — yes, that Kesha — is apparently packing her bags and heading to San Francisco.
The Market Nobody Talks About: Cleaning Your Way Out of a Rough Patch
PublishedHere's something that doesn't make the usual SF news cycle but probably should: there's a quiet, growing demand in this…
Craigslist Is Still the Most Honest Place on the Internet
PublishedIn an age of algorithmic feeds, curated LinkedIn posts, and AI-generated slop, one San Franciscan did something…
The Presidio's Forgotten Hospital: When San Francisco Actually Built Things That Lasted
PublishedBefore the Presidio became a national park dotted with luxury housing and a George Lucas campus, it was a working…
The Bridge Disappears Again — And We're Still Not Over It
PublishedThere's a reason photographers camp out at Battery Spencer at 5 a.m.
San Francisco Mornings Are Still Undefeated
PublishedSay what you will about San Francisco — the budget deficits, the bureaucratic bloat, the $1.7 million public toilets —…
CatchLight Live 2026: A Visual Storytelling Summit Comes to KQED
PublishedCatchLight Live 2026 is bringing its Visual Storytelling Summit to KQED's San Francisco headquarters, and whether…
A Breakup, a Sidewalk, and the Disappearing Art of the Inner Richmond
PublishedThere are bad breakups, and then there's dumping your ex's art collection on a street corner in the Inner Richmond like…
No Dialogue, No AI, No Problem: SF's Silent Film Festival Is the Counter-Programming We Need
PublishedIn a city where every other startup is racing to generate synthetic content with large language models, San Francisco…
The Bay Area Weekend Escape Guide for People Who Actually Value Their Time
PublishedHere's a truth about living in the Bay Area: between the cost of living, the grind, and the general heaviness of…
The Great SF Tailor Hunt: Why Finding Someone Who Won't Destroy Your Clothes Is Harder Than Finding a Rent-Controlled Apartment
PublishedIn a city where you can drop $6 on a single piece of toast and $3,500 on a studio apartment, you'd think finding a…
When Your Favorite Fitness Influencer Has Questionable Taste in Home Décor
PublishedSan Francisco fitness influencer Kris Hui, known online as "Sanfrankrisco," is drawing backlash after images circulated…
Ren Faire Season Meets Bay Area Culture: The Hunt for Traditional Palestinian Garb on a Budget
PublishedRenaissance faire season is approaching, and one of the more charming quests we've come across isn't for a Holy Grail —…
Your Weekend Agenda: SF's Best Kept Secrets Are Hiding in Plain Sight
PublishedIt's the weekend, San Francisco. Time to close the laptop, ignore your Slack notifications, and remember why you pay…
The Last Two Nordstrom Cafes in NorCal Are Both in the Bay Area — And That's Kind of Beautiful
PublishedIn a region that can't stop chasing the next açaí-infused, AI-optimized dining concept, there's something quietly…
Half Moon Bay: The Coastal Escape That's Closer Than You Think
PublishedLook, we get it. San Francisco is great. But sometimes you need to escape the fog, the construction cones, and the $7…
Skip the Algorithms, Buy Some Actual Art: SF Women Artists Gallery Is Worth Your Time
PublishedIn a city where "art" often means a $50 million public installation that looks like a rusty paperclip or a tech bro's…
The Best Things in SF Are Still Free — Like Last Night's Sunset
PublishedIn a city where a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a mortgage in most of America, where a cup of coffee can run…
Kickball Is Gay, and That's the Most Normal Thing in San Francisco
PublishedLast Saturday, while city bureaucrats were presumably busy figuring out new ways to spend your money, something…
Chonkers the Sea Lion Is the Only SF Public Figure We Actually Trust
PublishedWhile City Hall burns through your tax dollars debating how many bureaucrats it takes to fill a pothole, the real star…
Silicon Valley Parents Built Their Dream School, Then Did What They Do Best: Ruin It
PublishedThere's a special kind of irony when the same people who disrupted taxis, bookstores, and your entire attention span…
Thrift Town Is Back: The Mission's Favorite Treasure Hunt Reopens
PublishedIn a city where beloved small businesses seem to vanish weekly — replaced by either vacancy or another boba shop —…