San Francisco

Darren Zook, UC Berkeley political science lecturer, always arms himself with his iconic brown fedora and an open mind. On Tuesday, Zook spoke on the intersection of comedy, free speech and democracy at an event hosted by BridgeUSA at UC Berkeley titled “Who’s Laughing Now?”

On tour for his latest album ​​AudioLust & HigherLove, SG Lewis whisked his eager San Francisco audience away April 7 to a paradise of scintillating electronica

Music is a divine art — and no one understands this better than Natalie Mering, better known as Weyes Blood.

On a darkened stage, a solo dancer dons a naval jacket and hat as she moves to the rhythm of a fast-paced drum. But the solo is hardly just a performance; it is a telling of a hidden story for dancer Valencia James.

English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon continued this tradition of crafting a classic ballet to be timeless with “Cinderella” at the War Memorial Opera House on April 4

On an especially chilly San Francisco night, Sun Room brought a slice of their native San Diego spirit to the Regency Ballroom. Harking back to ’60s rock and surf culture, the band’s onstage presence shook up the venue for a raucous night. 

The singer slipped onto the San Francisco stage with ease and belonging, like a good friend who’s been away for far too long.

The sweet, tangy and devoted energy of San Francisco seemed a deserving stage to Emotional Oranges’ penultimate stop of the “Pulp Fiction” tour.

Recently, North California has been extremely rainy and even stormy. However, regardless of rain, I still want to explore the thirteenth largest city of the United States. Here is a traveling guide to San Francisco—rainy days version.

Awash in a deep golden-orange glow, violinists Vita Yee and Jory Fankuchen, violist Ivo Bokulic and cellist Samsun van Loon settled in a circle beneath the church’s intricately embellished dome, prepared to usher audiences into their wildest dreams.