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Paul Duclos is a pen name. He is a contributing editor to The American Magazine (Rome), and author of Flags of Convenience, a novella. He may be reached at: Ducloscurrents@gmail.com

Official Flower of San Francisco

June 20, 2025

“The Dahlia is the official flower of San Francisco” is the proud by-line of the Dahlia Society of California Bulletin in 1926.  Rightly so, because … Read more

Categories San Francisco, The City Tags Dahlias

Arion Press Introduces Fine Press Edition of Gilgamesh

June 18, 2025

Ferry riders within easy reach of Fort Mason may wish to check out Arion Press for a tour. The publisher has also just announced that its … Read more

Categories Books & Film, Galleries, San Francisco, The City Tags Arion Press, Fort Mason

A New Chapter in Our Basketball Diaries

June 17, 2025

Local ferry commuters and tourist riders who anticipated The Golden State Valkyries debut here this season were first intrigued by the jersey design unveiled by the women’s … Read more

Categories Classical Music, Fashion & Sports, San Francisco, The City Tags Valkyries

Rena Bransten Gallery Celebrates is 50th Anniversary

June 11, 2025

In honor of our 50th anniversary, Rena Bransten Gallery will present the second in a series of exhibitions celebrating the Gallery’s history and early roots, … Read more

Categories Galleries, San Francisco, The City Tags Rena Bransten Gallery

Fort Mason Talk Examines Local Ocean Cargo Shipping Culture

June 9, 2025

Local journalist Alexis Madrigal and Davia Nelson of NPR’s The Kitchen Sisters, examine the “vast, powerful, opaque cultural structure” of “The Pacific Circuit,” the web of ports and trade … Read more

Categories San Francisco, The City Tags Fort Mason, Kitchen Sisters

SF Ballet Announces New Season

June 3, 2025

San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) recently revealed the full slate of programming in its 2025–2026 Season. Curated by Artistic Director Tamara Rojo, the season features … Read more

Categories Classical Music, Music, San Francisco, The City Tags San Francisco Ballet

Collage Artists Pay Tribute to Mary Shelley

June 2, 2025

Ferry riders have been flocking to the San Francisco Public Library to experience Mary Shelley’s timeless masterpiece through the lens of contemporary collage artists. Frankenstein; … Read more

Categories Galleries, San Francisco, The City, Visual Arts Tags San Francisco Public Library

Drone Show at Port of Redwood City

May 30, 2025

The Port of Redwood City recently lit up the ferry waterscape with its celebration of National Maritime Day. They also staged  a drone show  fort … Read more

Categories Events, Ferry News Tags Port of Redwood City

Book Club of California Stages Wild New Exhibit

May 29, 2025

We first met Reid Byers, Curator at the Aniquarian Book Fair in San Francisco last February. He subsequently made an appearance at the Book Club … Read more

Categories Books & Film, San Francisco, The City Tags Book Club of California

SF Playhouse Has a Hit: Through June 21

May 24, 2025

San Francisco Playhouse continues to stage The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, written by Simon Stephens based on the novel of the … Read more

Categories San Francisco, The City, Theatre Tags San Francisco Playhouse
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