Katy Atchison

This New Podcast Brings You The Hidden History of Local Dishes
The California Migration Museum is launching a miniseries that explores the history of immigrant-owned food in San Francisco, featuring stories of immigrant chefs, restaurants, and unique local dishes.

The Future of Jo’s Modern Thai in Jeopardy After Staff Firings and Leadership Changes
Jo’s Modern Thai, a beloved Oakland restaurant, has been temporarily closed since October 22nd after the dismissal of the entire front-of-house team which led to Chef Intu-on’s sudden departure.

Eat, Game, & Sing in San Francisco This Spring!
It’s Springtime in San Francisco, which means it’s time to put your phone on silent for a while and step out into our fair city to sing, eat, and play with the wonderful people and programming on offer. Whether in the flesh or on a live stream, the journalists and

These Palestinian and Israeli Activists are Teaming Up for Collective Freedom
Osama Iliwat and Rotem Levin, Palestinian and Israeli peace activists, are touring the globe sharing their story about Palestinian and Israeli peace activism, and advocating for a shared future of security, equality, and justice for all people.

INDECLINE: A Rare Series of SF Events Highlighting Street Art and Activism
Where street art meets pranks and political commentary, you’ll find a group of anarchist artists called INDECLINE, responsible for some of the best guerrilla street art and political pranks you’ve ever seen. This October, you’ll have the opportunity to meet and connect with this anonymous art collective at a series

How Square Pie Guys Turned a Love for Pizza into a Bay Area Favorite
Square Pie Guys pizza is a Bay Area favorite for good reason. Their mouth-watering flavor combinations and cheesy crust sing a siren song with every deliciously crunchy bite. This summer, Square Pie Guys (SPG) is celebrating a major milestone- 5 years in business! Successfully navigating both the pandemic and the

A Love Letter to San Francisco’s Mission District in 2006
Of all the things I miss the most about living in SF, I miss The Mission in 2006 the most. Back in 2006, The Mission looked much different than it does today. I look back on the mid-2000s with fondness… favorite thrift stores, hole-in-the-wall spots to eat, and the best

The Art of Moving Massive Art: Inside Artifact Logistics
Giant sculptural art is a wonder to be seen. Depending on the piece, you can walk around it and interact with it. As viewers, we tend to pick apart the meaning behind the art we’re looking at or we think about how it was constructed. But… how did it get

The Artists Behind Naga & The Captainess: A Burning Man 2024 Highlight
There’s one part of Burning Man that is universally understood – the art installations featured are some of the most incredible in the world. This year, my favorite piece is Naga And The Captainess (Naga), a magnificent 150-foot interactive art installation that blends impeccable craftsmanship with captivating storytelling. Currently being