Here's Why You Should See 'Mere Mortals' at SF Ballet
Buying your ticket and sitting in that seat is you saying: I'm choosing to be in a room full of people who believe art still matters....
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Upcoming parties you shouldn't miss, and dispatches from the best parties on this side of the Bay Area.
Hunky Jesus Saved Me Again. Just Like Renewable Energy.
Hunky Jesus is queer church without the guilt. It is what Pride would be if corporations hadn't found it. And it is San Francisco’s most sacred act of nonsense....
The SF Secret Cave Rave That Almost Wasn't
By 11 p.m., throngs of Gen Z swayed to vibrating bass, clutching large cans of NÜTRL and Bud Light, while the stench of weed wafted overhead....
I Ate Some $5,000 Cake and Met a Mars Scientist at the de Young. The Flowers Were Also Nice.
Great parties for me need conversation that goes somewhere unexpected, and they need to feel like you're both the audience and the show. Bouquets to Art was a great party....
The Community Music Center Gala Raised a Record $425,000, and I Met Katya's Mom
Now at the Ritz Carlton, the party intimidated me enough to park my Subaru down the street instead of using the valet....
My weekend with ODC/Dance Downtown
The truth is that I go to these things for the people. The art is what sneaks up on me while I'm busy having a good time....
SF Ballet's Don Quixote Opens Tonight and I Already Know I'll Love It
There's bullfighters, knights, driads, and longing under the Spanish sun. What's not to love?...
The Bay Bridge Lights Are Back and We Need to Talk About Our Feelings
It is a meaningful moment for San Francisco's waterfront, which is a sentence I apparently mean without irony....
Hunky Jesus Is Back, and Now He Has a Documentary
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence's Easter spectacle returns to Dolores Park on April 5. This year, it comes with a feature film....
The Superfair Is Back at Fort Mason with Frameline Films and a Harp-Playing Mermaid
Join us for a four-day art fair at Fort Mason Pier 2 where you buy directly from the artists, no galleries in between....
Brides of March Is the SantaCon You Actually Wanted
The Brides of March is what happens when you take the same anarchic DNA of SantaCon, but you let joy be the point....
The Year of the Fire Horse Came to Davies Symphony Hall
SF Symphony's Lunar New Year gala was the most San Francisco thing you could do on the last Saturday of February....