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Here comes the sun! Or is that just a landscape painting? The San Francisco art scene has endured something of a long winter for the last 18 months.But this fall, we're in for a cultural springtime, as art returns to the Bay Area in full force.Below is a sampling of the most exciting in-person exhib...
San Francisco being a popular tourist destination, we've always had our share of charming and luxurious hotels. But recent years have been a boon to the city's boutique hotel scene, with several slick newcomers rolling out the red carpet lately. From the legendary pool parties of the now-almost-retr
... On Saturday, shop locally made goods at West Coast Craft's outdoor market on the waterfront at Fort Mason. (Courtesy of West Coast Craft) 28 Fun Things to Do This Week (4.19.21) By Apr 13, 2021 If you're in need of some retail therapy, this week is toting multiple chances to shop goods from local makers: Look out for Fog City Flea in Berkeley and West Coast Craft Market on the San Francisco waterfront. Plus, celebrate Earth Day with hiking and wine tasting at Healdsburg's enchanting Jordan Winery; get high and crack up on 4/20 during a drive-in showing of Half Bake...
Housing guide: Where to live in San Francisco (east) From North Beach to the Mission District, this is the city's exhilirating urban heart San Francisco (East) Credit: Justin Sullivan via Getty Images, Hal Bergman via Getty Images By Leilani Marie Labong | April 14, 2021 10:00 AM Why do people move to San Francisco? Is it for the singular landscape, all dramatic hills and breathtaking coastline, the perfect topography for fog to cling to or completely engulf? Is it for the chance to live in proximity to that world-famous bridge, a monumental feat of engineering in International Orange, a ...
Exhibition January 14 - March 26, 2021; Panel discussion March 8th It's no secret that women of color are historically underrepresented in the world of contemporary art, but what about disabled women of color? Ana Maria Vidalon: Hidden Figures at Creativity Explored is a solo exhibition that highlights the intersectionality between race, sex, and ability in a time when many institutions are reckoning with inequity in the arts. The debut solo exhibition by artist Ana Maria Vidalon (b. 1957, Peru) invites viewers to explore the enigmatic characters that appear in the artist's complex multimed...