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San Francisco's Spring Arts Scene Proves the City Isn't Dead Yet
Every few months, someone publishes another doom-and-gloom think piece about San Francisco being over.
Free First Thursdays: The Best Deal in the Bay Area That Most People Sleep On
Here's a radical concept: you can experience world-class art and culture in the Bay Area without dropping $25-$35 on a…
Drink & Draw Comes to The Knockout on Valencia
The Knockout, that beloved Mission District dive bar on Valencia Street, is hosting a Drink & Draw event complete with…
A Free Felt Collage Workshop Is Coming to SF
A free felt collage art workshop is coming to the city, giving San Franciscans a chance to get creative without…
48 Years of Organized Stupidity: SF's Most Honest Holiday Returns
San Francisco's Longest-Running Exercise in Self-Awareness Mark your calendars, folks — April 1st brings the 48th…
YBCA's Free Admission Day: A Nice Gesture, But Let's Talk About the Bigger Picture
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is opening its doors for a free admission day, and hey — we're not going to complain…
Want Free Culture? The GLBT History Museum Opens Its Doors Every First Wednesday
Here's something San Francisco actually gets right: making culture accessible without picking your pocket.
SFMOMA Reimagines the Fisher Collection as the Asian Art Museum Goes Immersive
April in San Francisco means fog, tourists in shorts, and — if you're paying attention — a genuinely impressive museum…
Free AI Comedy Night Hits The Function — But Can an Algorithm Actually Be Funny?
The robots are coming for stand-up now San Francisco's obsession with artificial intelligence has officially reached…
Half‑Price Theater? 'Flex' Might Be SF's Best Cultural Deal Right Now
Look, we spend a lot of time around here talking about how San Francisco bleeds your wallet dry — $7 coffee, $3,500…
The Fine Arts Museums Are Alienating Their Best Asset: The Volunteers
Something is going sideways at the de Young and Legion of Honor — and it has nothing to do with the art on the walls.
Trans Visibility in SF: When Activism Meets Individual Liberty
San Francisco has long been a city where people come to live on their own terms.
SF History Night Heads to Pacific Heights — Where the Money and the Mansions Tell the Real Story
Pacific Heights is one of those neighborhoods that practically is San Francisco history — and now it's getting the…
Joshua Bell Brings a Violin Recital to San Francisco
Joshua Bell — arguably the most celebrated violinist alive today — is bringing a live recital to San Francisco, and…
Free at SFO: A Museum Tour That Won't Cost You a Dime (Unlike Everything Else at the Airport)
Here's something you don't hear often: a free thing at SFO that's actually worth your time.
SFMOMA Finally Gets the Memo: $25 Art Tickets Were Ridiculous
SFMOMA is dropping its general admission to $15 from March 2 through April 17, 2026 — a significant cut from its…
Cherry Blossoms Are Peaking at the Japanese Tea Garden — Here's Why You Should Actually Go
If you've been doom-scrolling through headlines about budget deficits and broken MUNI escalators, here's your reminder…
Hollywood Loves a Tribute — But Did It Love These Women When It Mattered?
San Francisco's film scene is rolling out the red carpet for three trailblazing women filmmakers this season, with…
The Flow Show Brought Hoops, Wands and Fans to SF
San Francisco's live performance scene just got a shot of pure, unfiltered creativity.
SF's Thrift Scene Is Thriving
In a city where a one-bedroom apartment can run you $3,200 a month and a mediocre burrito somehow costs $18, San…
Your Monday Night Excuse to Actually Leave the House: SF's Comedy Scene Is Thriving
Mondays are objectively the worst day of the week.
Motown On Mondays Is Still the Best Reason to Leave Your Apartment on a Monday
Let's be honest — most Mondays in San Francisco are a slog.
9 Books That Actually Get San Francisco Right
Look, we spend a lot of time around here talking about what's broken in this city — the budget gaps, the empty…
A Film Worth Your Friday Night: BrainStorm Hits SF
In a city that loves to talk about innovation, disruption, and the future of the human mind, it's refreshing when…