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An Alcohol Free and Intentional NYE Party in Oakland

It promises to be a transformative celebration for all ages that offers immersive global beats, ritual, and connection without alcohol

🎉Your NYE Plans, RuPaul, & Star Wars

Best Bay Area Events 12/23-1/5

Imperialists Giants, the Power of Community and after the Fairytale ends: Into the Woods at SF Playhouse

Into the Woods proves again why it is such a beloved and enduring musical since its debut in 1987 with SF Playhouse’s festive production. Unapologetically witty, with a driving narrative and songs that vie for top dog, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s musical lives up to its reputation. Heather Kenyon’s enchanting forest set creates the mood from the very first moment.

Uplifting & Joyful, Moulin Rouge! At the Orpheum

Both a homage to the film and to Bohemian ideals, and wrapped in Justin Townsend’s lighting design, Moulin Rouge! delivers on fun. Your spirits will be uplifted. You will likely leave the theater with a tune in your head as confetti floats around you. An absolute joy from beginning to end, Moulin Rouge! will be at the Orpheum until December 28.

5 Easy Ways to Spend a Rainy Day in San Francisco

You don't have to be stuck at home!

Waymo Shutdown Reveals Potentially Fatal Flaw

How will essential services navigate these obstacles in the wake of a true emergency?

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How The F*ck Do We Protect Pedestrians in SF?

Cops aren’t enforcing traffic safety laws in SF. Here’s how folks have taken matters into their own hands, both here and abroad, using guerilla street activism to help make things safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Trump Turns White House into a Yelp Review Written on Cocaine

Trump makes presidential walk of fame into a personal Yelp-style review, rewriting history with insane, blathering, commentary full of lies.

Artist You Should Know: Renee Castro and Good Fire at OMCA

For many people living in California, the idea of a wildfire ripping through the town you live in is not such an outlandish thought. We’ve almost come to accept this fact, grumbling to one another about climate change and worrying about home insurance being dropped.