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For them, these picks provide inspiration, inspire awe, exemplify “high” or “low” art and, ideally, leave space for a few chuckles in between.
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From legendary jazz performers to excavated documentaries to bees, the festival highlighted previously told stories in innovative lights and projected wholly original storylines previously unseen by the public eye. Join The Daily Californian as we delve into these fresh tales.
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When people write about being saved by poetry, it may sound trite, or perhaps like yet another instance of hyperbole for dramatic effect.
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Berkeley, California is a city thriving with culture. Every street is simultaneously grounded in rich history and budding with new stories.
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Best building: Berkeley Way West UC Berkeley’s psychology, public health and education departments may have been disappointed to have to pack up their old offices when, in 2018, they were told they’d be moving to the new building on Berkeley Way. Little did these faculty and staff members know that
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Best movie theater: Landmark’s Shattuck Cinemas Congratulations! You’ve been accepted to attend the No. 1 public university in the world! You arrive on campus, self-assured by the outstanding credentials you’re boasting, only to realize the time spent building up your admissions profile meant sacrificing precious cultural capital. Impostor syndrome sets
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Best coffee: 1951 Coffee Company As part of the Bay Area, Berkeley is no stranger to coffee culture. Since Alfred Peet opened the first Peet’s Coffee in 1966, Berkeley has seen many local and single-source coffee roasters pop up. It can be difficult to stand out among the various caffeination
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The Daily Californian is shedding a light on three local Mexican visual artists: Dulce María López, Ana Teresa Fernández and Juana Alicia Araiza.
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A preeminent example of metatheatre, “Pippin” explores the tensions between the theatrical troupe members within the musical, as well as those between the theatricality of the musical and us, the actual audience.
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It sounds trite, but oftentimes getting outside and moving around a bit can do a world of good for your physical and mental well-being — it’s a wonderful and wholesome way to recharge without breaking the bank.
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