By Kate Brown, Ph.D— Sometimes the best way to build momentum for the future is to gather, laugh, and celebrate the community that brought us to where we are today.…
This Women’s History Month, the GLBT Historical Society is thrilled to present Directory of Dreams: Bay Area Lesbian Economies and Radical Care, 1970–1995—a new exhibition tracing the everyday efforts of…
Independent commissions, such as the Commission on the Status of Women, are under threat now in San Francisco. The Commission Streamlining Task Force has been making recommendations about ways to modify,…
By Andrea Chase— (Editor’s Note: San Francisco Bay Times former columnists Jennifer Kroot and Robert Holgate gave us a sneak peek at their new collaboration, the documentary Hunky Jesus. The film…
In basketball—and theatre—the stakes are high. Climactic action, movement, and emotion escalate to a fever pitch, causing your heart to pound until the final moments. Center court will meet center…
By Gary M. Kramer— Director Cate Shortland’s spectacular drama, Somersault, remains as potent today as it was on initial release twenty years ago. This incredibly compelling drama, available for streaming…
Photos courtesy of Jan Wahl and Marc Huestis By Jan Wahl— I worked in TV and radio for 22 years and I had many opportunities to meet stars. The reason…
By Jewelle Gomez— Scientists and mothers have proven that males mature more slowly than females, so I guess I’ll assume that the male U.S. Olympic ice hockey team (average age…
By Sister Dana Van Iquity, Words of Wisdumb from a Fun Nun— Sister Dana sez, “HAPPY MARDI GRAS to one and all! Yes, I know we already had that on…
Oakland Restaurant Week, from today, March 12, through March 22, 2026, invites food lovers from near and far to explore one of the most dynamic culinary scenes in the country.…
Recent Comments