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Jordan Glenn Dazzles Audiences with His Stunning Score for the Dance-Theater Premiere of ‘Iphigenia

Jordan Glenn Dazzles Audiences with His Stunning Score for the Dance-Theater Premiere of ‘Iphigenia

Improvisor-composer Jordan Glenn is thrilled to unveil his original score for the…

Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
October 24, 2026
‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: Oct. 23-25, 2026

‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: Oct. 23-25, 2026

The "Bay City Beat" radio show airs Oct. 23-25, 2026, featuring in-depth…

Isabella Rossi
Isabella Rossi
October 24, 2026
Best Bets: ‘Manon,’ SF Music Day, Tunnel of Terror, Mariachi Herencia de Mexico, SFJAZZ

Best Bets: ‘Manon,’ SF Music Day, Tunnel of Terror, Mariachi Herencia de Mexico, SFJAZZ

Miles Cooper
Miles Cooper
October 22, 2026
Honoring a Legend: A Spectacular Celebration of Steve Reich’s 90th Birthday and His Minimalist Mastery

Honoring a Legend: A Spectacular Celebration of Steve Reich’s 90th Birthday and His Minimalist Mastery

Charlotte Adams
Charlotte Adams
October 22, 2026
J.P. Lacrampe’s debut Bay Area-set novel ‘Valet’ takes a satirical look at AI 

J.P. Lacrampe’s debut Bay Area-set novel ‘Valet’ takes a satirical look at AI 

Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
October 21, 2026
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Brewing Connections: How a Petaluma Cafe Fosters Community and Combats Loneliness
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Brewing Connections: How a Petaluma Cafe Fosters Community and Combats Loneliness

In the heart of Petaluma, a charming café…

Charlotte Adams
October 21, 2026
Review: Word for Word’s ‘Assimilation’ vividly tells two notable immigrants’ stories  
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Review: Word for Word’s ‘Assimilation’ vividly tells two notable immigrants’ stories  

Review: Word for Word's 'Assimilation' vividly recounts the…

Atticus Reed
October 20, 2026
Best Bets: Potrero Hill R&B Fest, Julian Lage, Judy Collins, Telegraph Quartet, Kent Nagano
Arts

Best Bets: Potrero Hill R&B Fest, Julian Lage, Judy Collins, Telegraph Quartet, Kent Nagano

This week's best bets spotlight Potrero Hill R&B…

Victoria Jones
October 15, 2026
Kent Nagano returns for Berkeley Symphony’s ‘Inheritance,’ Alex Nante premiere
Arts

Kent Nagano returns for Berkeley Symphony’s ‘Inheritance,’ Alex Nante premiere

Renowned conductor Kent Nagano returns to lead the…

Miles Cooper
October 14, 2026
SF poet Truong Tran on necessary anger and forging connections 
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SF poet Truong Tran on necessary anger and forging connections 

San Francisco poet Truong Tran explores the power…

Ethan Riley
October 14, 2026
College of Marin opens permanent exhibition of former Black Panther’s artwork
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College of Marin opens permanent exhibition of former Black Panther’s artwork

College of Marin has opened a permanent exhibition…

Mia Garcia
October 9, 2026
Review: Ross Valley Players’ ‘Death of a Salesman’ is tension-filled tragedy with spectacular lead actor
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Review: Ross Valley Players’ ‘Death of a Salesman’ is tension-filled tragedy with spectacular lead actor

Ross Valley Players' production of Death of a…

Noah Rodriguez
October 7, 2026
Empower the Arts: Berkeley’s Parcel Tax to Boost Local Cultural Treasures!
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Empower the Arts: Berkeley’s Parcel Tax to Boost Local Cultural Treasures!

This November, Berkeley voters will have an exciting…

Ethan Riley
October 7, 2026
Chilling Cinematic Experiences: Uncover the Thrills of Horror at Balboa, Mill Valley, and Beyond!
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Chilling Cinematic Experiences: Uncover the Thrills of Horror at Balboa, Mill Valley, and Beyond!

The Balboa, Mill Valley, and China Basin Park…

Caleb Wilson
October 6, 2026
Review: San Francisco Playhouse’s ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ Goes Wildy Right
Arts

Review: San Francisco Playhouse’s ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ Goes Wildy Right

San Francisco Playhouse's latest production, "Peter Pan Goes…

Noah Rodriguez
October 3, 2026
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Mill Valley Suspends License Plate Camera Program Over Privacy Worries
Mill Valley Suspends License Plate Camera Program Over Privacy Worries
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October 24, 2026
Jury Rules San Francisco Killer Remains a Danger to Society Due to Mental Unfitness
Jury Rules San Francisco Killer Remains a Danger to Society Due to Mental Unfitness
News
October 24, 2026
Brave Firefighters Stage Daring Rescue of Two Dogs from Cliffside Danger!
Brave Firefighters Stage Daring Rescue of Two Dogs from Cliffside Danger!
News
October 24, 2026
Honoring Día de los Muertos: South Bay Events Celebrate Tradition in the Face of Challenges
Honoring Día de los Muertos: South Bay Events Celebrate Tradition in the Face of Challenges
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October 24, 2026
Voters Urged to Mail Ballots a Week Early or Use Election Drop Boxes to Ensure They’re Counted
Voters Urged to Mail Ballots a Week Early or Use Election Drop Boxes to Ensure They’re Counted
Politics
October 23, 2026

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