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Fernando Vélez Brings Queer Superheroes Home to San Francisco

Oct 29, 2026

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Fernando Vélez Brings Queer Superheroes Home to San Francisco

When it comes to world-building, few artists go as deep as visionary artist Fernando Vélez. A queer Puerto Rican artist from Yauco, he spent his formative years in San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ community.

Vita Hewitt

The Deeply Human & Cutting 'Betrayal' at Marin Theatre

Oct 29, 2026

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The Deeply Human & Cutting 'Betrayal' at Marin Theatre

A set reminiscent of one of Louise Bourgeois’ Cells, sets the tone in Pinter’s deeply lonely love triangle. Walls of wooden window frames provide a place of illumination while also suggesting imprisonment.

Vita Hewitt

Dolores Huerta, pioneering farmworkers’ rights activist, dies aged 96

Oct 28, 2026

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Dolores Huerta, pioneering farmworkers’ rights activist, dies aged 96

The farmworker movement’s tireless organizer, who gave the country “Sí, se puede,” spent seven decades fighting for workers, women, and immigrants.

Vita Hewitt

Remember the Yellow Pages? Two Bay Area Artists Built One for Local Creatives

Oct 28, 2026

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Remember the Yellow Pages? Two Bay Area Artists Built One for Local Creatives

Artist Yellow Pages is a free, searchable directory where Bay Area artists can find framers, photographers, fabricators, and each other, filtered by specialty, location, and medium.

Katy Atchison

Tuberculosis Cases Tied to San Francisco Strip Club

Oct 28, 2026

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Tuberculosis Cases Tied to San Francisco Strip Club

A recent TB diagnosis have been linked to Crazy Horse on Market Street.

James Conrad

Here's What The Billionaire Tax Really Does

Oct 28, 2026

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Here's What The Billionaire Tax Really Does

And what threatened billionaires want you to fall for.

Jake Warren

Oct 27, 2026

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Best Bay Area Events 10/27-11/9

🧟Top 10 Bay Area Halloween Events!

Vanessa Gil

The Crucible, Oakland’s Beloved Makerspace and Art School, Has Shut Down Suddenly

Oct 27, 2026

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The Crucible, Oakland’s Beloved Makerspace and Art School, Has Shut Down Suddenly

After 27 years, The Crucible closed its West Oakland doors on October 25, citing “serious financial circumstances.” Its newly unionized staff say the board ignored their plan to keep it afloat.

Katy Atchison