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Silicon Valley Shakespeare sets Much Ado About Nothing at a South Asian American wedding in Saratoga, complete with a baraat and roka party.
A carved limestone head turned up in a Russian Hill backyard, and the couple who found it is chasing a century-old art mystery.
The Fort Mason gallery blames rising costs and vanishing grants. Its final show closes next Sunday.
The drag tribute marks 21 years with fresh episodes at the Curran Theatre this December, and presale tickets drop Tuesday.
The two-day gathering at the San Mateo County Event Center blended Hawaiian, Tongan and Samoan traditions with a $5 entry fee that funds college scholarships.
Rio's Carnival meets Burning Man under one Santa Rosa roof, as a converted B-17 hangar blooms with festival-themed gardens through August 16.
Four short plays, one director, and a $15 door price at Napa's riverside Discovery Campus this Sunday.
The Morrison Planetarium hosts a phone-free listening party for Lost Weekend just months after Cal Academy cut 53 jobs.
The Broadway veteran, granddaughter of Northern California farmworkers, headlines a benefit for immigrant and farmworker causes on September 18.
Public tickets for the Tony-winning musical's Dec. 9–27 Orpheum run go on sale Friday, presale code PONYBOY already live.
The 1994 Broadway creative team reunited for this touring revival, which closes Sunday at San Francisco's Orpheum Theatre.
San Francisco restored larger advance payments for artists and eased paperwork after months of backlash over reimbursement rules.
Nine additional touring musicals are headed to San Francisco theaters, filling the 2026–27 calendar with classics, holiday favorites, and newer Broadway hits.
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