‘Golden Girls Live’ bets on a bigger stage — and it pays off
The long-running drag parody brings its campy magic to San Francisco’s historic Curran Theatre, blending warmth, humor, and holiday charm....
The secret lives of San Francisco’s miniature parks
San Francisco is a treasure chest of undiscovered gems. These mini parks are the city’s quiet rebellion against the chaos of urban life....
From Gozu to The Wild: A Michelin-worthy evolution in San Francisco dining
While Gozu was tasting-menu exclusive, The Wild offers a mix of a la carte and prix fixe options. Chef Marc Zimmerman and his team bring innovation to every dish....
‘A Man On The Inside’ doesn’t give SF enough screen time
But the Netflix show is still an enjoyable Ted Danson dramedy....
Q Bar returns along with ‘Booty Call Wednesdays’ — and Castro becomes a little more whole
It’s a homecoming for a party that once defined the midweek in Castro. Juanita More brings queer community and fun back inside the cramped space....
The legacy of SF Oasis will live on, following its successful gala
More than $200,000 flooded in support of the SoMa drag club and its quest to pay artists fair wages....
The Boomers and Gen X love Cyndi Lauper — I thought she was fine
A legend at Chase Center delivers sincerity, silliness, and a show that’s hard to define. Did she stick the landing? Well…...
How to gaslight your family into thinking you cooked Thanksgiving dinner
Nothing says “chef at work” like a little flour on your shirt. Turn that grocery store dessert into a heartfelt heirloom....
Bingo! Your Thanksgiving drama is universally relatable
When the turkey’s burned and the wine flows freely, this game rewards you for enduring the holiday’s most predictable disasters....
From bar crawls to bare bums — these are San Francisco’s not-so-traditional holiday activities
Whether you’re running through the Castro in your undies or bar hopping with thousands of rowdy Santas, SF knows how to keep the holidays weird....
Dancing with death and marigolds at Davies Symphony Hall
SF Symphony’s Día de los Muertos event was an explosion of marigolds, skulls, costumes, and dancing. And the music was excellent....
How Weird ends its 25-year run
Born in 2000 as a small, quirky gathering, How Weird Street Faire now faces soaring expenses that make its future uncertain....