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Stockton offers $50k in grants for art projects within the community
The Stockton Arts Commission will be accepting applications for $50,000 in grants to support art, artists, and art projects within the Stockton community.Read More
Martinez makes selections for art utility box pilot program
Following the lead of other Bay Area cities including Walnut Creek, Concord, San Jose, Pleasanton and Dublin, the Martinez City Council on Wednesday approved a pilot program to make...Read More
Muni 2020 Art Project shows off city’s ‘Hidden Gems’
San Francisco transit officials and San Francisco Beautiful on Thursday kicked off the 2020 Muni Art Project, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, which operates the San...Read More
Officials look to creative funding to save City College of SF classes
San Francisco City Hall officials announced Monday that they are stepping in to save 17 of 50 City College of San Francisco Older Adults Program classes from being cut next...Read More
Transit agency approves pilot contracts to test electric buses
Electric buses will soon be put to the test on San Francisco city streets as part of an effort to implement an all-electric fleet by 2035. The San Francisco...Read More
School board president says vote to cover mural is end of issue
It was decided Tuesday that a controversial mural that has gained national attention for the graphic images it presents at a public high school will not be painted over...Read More
School board reconsiders fate of ‘Life of Washington’ mural
The San Francisco Board of Education is considering reversing course on plans to paint over a controversial mural at George Washington High School. Stevon Cook, San Francisco Board of...Read More
Petaluma festival celebrates 10 years of ‘reverential riverside revelry’
The city of Petaluma is holding its 10th annual Rivertown Revival festival Saturday to celebrate the city and the Petaluma River. The 11 a.m.-8 p.m. celebration includes live music,...Read More
Anime, electronic music collide in Oakland’s ‘Second Sky’
Electro-house DJ and producer Porter Robinson held his first personally curated music festival Saturday.Read More
Split SFMTA board punts on naming Chinatown subway station after Rose Pak
The controversy around naming San Francisco’s Chinatown Muni station over Rose Pak has hit a wall, at least for now.Read More
‘The Upside’ falls flat, even when Cranston and Hart give their all
I’ll forget about The Upside by next week, when Glass comes out.Read More
Top movies of 2018: Kindness shimmers most
Another year of film, 2018, was packed with duds and absolute marvels.Read More
‘Frida Kahlo Way’ scrubs stain of racist San Francisco past
City officials celebrated a street renaming that will represent hope for the future instead of an ugly racist past.Read More
November ‘Oakland First Fridays’ cancelled over shooting
Oakland First Fridays reported their next scheduled event on Nov. 2 has been canceled.Read More
Galeria De La Raza forced out by soaring rents
An art gallery with deep roots in San Francisco's historic Mission District announced Friday it will vacate its main space after 46 years of tenancy.Read More
At 85, Coit Tower still a signature on San Francisco cityscape
The iconic Coit Tower, recently named a "nationally significant" historic place on the National Register of Historic Places, turns 85 on Monday.Read More
Buck naked activists march for psychedelics, body freedom
Nude women and men staged in front of San Francisco's City Hall Saturday for a rally and march.Read More
‘The Black Woman is God’ exhibition celebrates homecoming
Men, hand in hand, formed a circle in the center of a yellow painted room in the Sargent Johnson Gallery.Read More
Women’s Building seeks grant funding for window upgrades
The historic Women's Building in San Francisco's Mission District is seeking grant funding for much-needed retrofits.Read More