Alex Mak - Managing Editor
Bay Area Woman Escapes Abduction by Lyft Driver
Oakland resident and artist Brittney Sundquist (27 yrs) escaped an attempted abduction by a Lyft Driver on August 23rd, 2018. She filled a police report the next morning and posted a screenshot of the driver and aher storyn on her facebook the next day. Britneys explained that the Lyft Driver
Adventurous, Floating, Art Experience for Immigrants in SF
A fascinating new art project and Bay Area adventure is in the works, being lead by Richie Rhombus & WildKind Productions, known for creating “socially conscious art experiences for the curious, delicate, dangerous, and wild kind.” This time they’re creating a floating, sailing experience that focuses on immigrants, immigration, food, compassion, connection
SF’s Hidden Tikki Bar, with an incredible view
If you don’t already know about this place, you’ll never guess where it is. Go ahead, guess. Nope, that’s not it. It’s not what you’re thinking, my hoa (‘hoa’ is ‘friend’ Hawaiian…I googled it). This isn’t some new ‘secret’ tiki bar that just opened or an old classic way out in
Art Parties & Zine Fests in the Bay
NATURE, ART, & EVERYDAY LIFE OMCA’s current exhibition on J.B. Blunk, a quintessential 1960s Northern California artist, is worth crossing the bridge for. Blunk’s connection to nature continues to influence current design and craft styles in the Bay Area. Since the show closes on September 8th, a guided tour is
Furries Robbed of Fursuits Before Burning Man! Suspected Weasels Still at Large
A Uhaul truck full of fursuits and Burning Man supplies was stolen this Sunday and has the furry community asking, “what kind of an animal would do such a thing?” On August 24th Zarafa Giraffe was packing a Uhaul with fellow furries and getting ready to drive to Camp Fur in Black Rock
With the Owner in Jail, The Westin St. Francis is for Sale!
The Westin St. Francis is up for sale, and its current owner is none other than the Chinese government. Why? Because its previous owner was Chinese insurance magnate We Xiaohui, and he was recently sentenced to 18 years in Chinese prison for fraud and embezzlement. His Westin purchase was part
The New SF Transit Center Murals & the Artists Behind Them
The new Transit Center and public park downtown are officially open in San Francisco, and as far as transportation terminals go, we got a pretty nice one. Not every bus station has its own rooftop garden, massive light installations, and it’s own little gondola. Not to mention a live music