After 2-year closure, Bar Agricole reopens; SF Ballet at Frost Amphitheater; a big crawfish boil; an extra dose of Tokimonsta; and the 48th annual Nihonmachi Street Fair.
Take the road less traveled to meet local artists, get to know neighborhood nonprofits, catch delightfully delicious collaborations and enter to win free tickets to future festivals.
Plus, challenge GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan to a game of chess, take a road trip to the inaugural Blue Note Festival in Napa and watch a film disintegrate before your very eyes.
A new exhibit at the Letterform Archive shows how powerful words and graphics can translate into potent political action.
Plus, explore the mysteries of Lands End history at ‘Naiad Cove’ and chow down in honor of Karl the Fog.
The Western Neighborhoods Project’s exhibit at the Cliff House brings artifacts from the famous restaurant, Sutro Baths and Playland into conversation with contemporary photography of SF’s Pacific edge.
The new national park space three decades in the making celebrated its grand opening with food trucks, hip-hop and and plenty of space to play on top of Presidio Parkway’s tunnels.
Months after the University of San Francisco signaled interest in taking over the 151-year-old school, USF and SFAI announced separately Friday the merger would not go through.
Visual artist Yashua Klos’ ‘Gardener,’ honoring lives lost to police violence, comes to SF’s Museum of the African Diaspora for the first time.
Plus, dance like a Wes Anderson character at Bardot A Go-Go, and immerse yourself in beautiful pages at the SF Art Book Fair.