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On our morning commute, we ferry riders enjoy the dense fog clinging to the shores of Fort Mason. It lifts soon enough, but for a … Read more
On our morning commute, we ferry riders enjoy the dense fog clinging to the shores of Fort Mason. It lifts soon enough, but for a … Read more
While the San Francisco Ballet is busy staging its annual Nutcracker, preparations are well underway for the 2018 Repertory Season. This will includes familiar favorites, classic … Read more
When we went to see one of our favorite Golden Gate Fields apprentice jockeys compete in The Foxfield Races, we happened upon a charming bar … Read more
The San Francisco Symphony’s (SFS) popular Film Series continues in the 2017–18 season with the Orchestra performing the live accompaniment to five iconic films projected on a … Read more
William Stout Architectural Books carries over 20,000 titles in the fields of architecture, art, urban planning, graphic and industrial design, furniture and interior design, and … Read more
While the Roy De Forest exhibit has recently closed, the Oakland Museum continues to sell the show’s catalogue. With great anticipation, we await the arrival … Read more
The Origins of Cool By Joel Dinerstein The University of Chicago Press Some readers might be put off by the fact that The Origins of … Read more
The San Francisco Film Society has announced the date and venue for SFFILM Awards Night (formerly Film Society Awards Night), its annual fundraising celebration honoring achievement in filmmaking … Read more
In San Francisco: A Map of Perceptions, the architect Andrea Ponsi unravels the multifaceted beauty of our city, introducing even those who have lived there for years … Read more
As we noted earlier, Pink Martini’s Gavin Bondy has great chops and may well be on his way to a legendary career. The San Francisco Symphony and the San Francisco … Read more