Paul Duclos 
Pet ownership is at an all time high, thanks the pandemic, say animal rights groups. Dogs, being man’s best friend, are especially comforting these days. … Read more
Modernism is staging its third one-person exhibition of new paintings by Shawn Huckins. Titled “All You Had To Do Was Call,” this series of paintings … Read more
They are not “fairy lights,” much less Ferry Lights, but here’s a bright development for ferry riders to ponder. An art installation coming to Golden Gate … Read more
The Book Club of California wishes to congratulate the recipients of its 2020 Oscar Lewis Awards: John Briscoe for his contributions to Western History, and … Read more
Artistic Director and Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson today announced plans to present a streamed, all-digital 2021 Season. With the continuing health pandemic placing restrictions on … Read more
The Ruins Lesson: Meaning and Material in Western Culture By Susan Stewart San Franciscans have long had a fascination with ruins, given our history of … Read more
While you can’t rely on a car ferry to get you there, Fort Mason is still the destination for a unique “drive-in” experience. San Francisco … Read more
Ferry riders have long appreciated the unique perspective one can enjoy by traveling at water level. But for those who prefer a bird’s eye view, … Read more
Artist Rigo 23’s controversial 12-foot-high statue of Leonard Peltier has landed on the San Francisco Art Institute’s rooftop terrace where it is gazing across the … Read more
Whether you’re on the dock waiting for a boat, or on your way to your ferry’s destination, you can still access San Francisco Opera productions, … Read more