San Francisco Playhouse has announced that it will stage “in-person performances” as early as June 8, 2021 while the company is expanding its health and … Read more
The Chance of Alcatraz podcast survived the worst of the Pandemic, and remains a popular attraction for ferry riders. The widely celebrated actor, Louis Parnell, … Read more
While ferry riders anxiously await the opening of the War Memorial Opera House this fall, San Francisco Opera’s weekly, free opera streams continue in July with … Read more
The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) will present four solo exhibitions of contemporary art inspired by the legacy of Leonard Cohen (1934–2016), the influential musician, man of … Read more
Art hounds and cuisine cultists visiting The City may wish to make this their next destination. San Francisco’s STUDIO Gallery (located between Polk and Van … Read more
We get many questions about our our distinctive website, which was designed by Susanne Friedrich of Red Princess Productions. What some readers don’t realize, though, … Read more
As we noted late last month, many ferry riders embarking in the A.M. are plugged into KCSM for the lyrical musings of one of the Bay … Read more
“Dinner… without a friend is like the life of a lion or a wolf.” – Seneca the Younger, Roman philosopher (4 BC–AD 65) As the … Read more
On the outbound ferry ride from San Francisco to Oakland, we like to listen to “Morning Cup of Jazz” at KCSM-FM with Alisa Clancy at … Read more
SF Ballet School Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson and Director Patrick Armand are pleased to present the virtual SF Ballet School Virtual Festival on Thursday, June 17, 2021, beginning … Read more
The San Francisco Symphony has announced a return to live concerts at Davies Symphony Hall starting May 6, 2021, with performances each Thursday and Friday … Read more
San Francisco Opera stages its first live opera performances with a new, specially adapted production of Gioachino Rossini’s The Barber of Seville offered in a drive-in … Read more
