The Mission's Roxie hosts a four-day hunt for lost cinema, from a 1985 Hong Kong indie to a Nazi-era Danish noir.

Susana Millman's archive of Grateful Dead photographs is coming to San Francisco.

Ellen Bernstein is selling handwritten Dylan lyrics she kept for decades to help fund her granddaughter's college education.

The Lisjan fire creation story comes to Fairyland's 70-year-old puppet theater, with a Native Community Day planned for November.

The first San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival opens next week at the historic Vogue Theatre with 16 films, tickets running $20 per program.

The West Oakland blues landmark says a lost back patio wiped out 60 percent of its business overnight.

Mario Van Peebles appeared with his son at Oakland's 24th Film Festival, where Contagious was featured.

Festival Opera's first resident artists take the stage Sept. 27, with a fall series capped by a premiere about a deported asylum seeker.

The Rotary Club needs one final push to complete the David Best sculpture rising at Petaluma's southern gateway.

Studio 880 in Jingletown hosted Beyoncé and Iggy Pop before Stick Figure and Ineffable Records purchased it in 2016 — now it's back on the market for the same price.

Founder Nidhi Patel's new gallery spans nearly 5,000 years of South Asian art, with weekend-only hours and evening salons on the way.

The worker-owned co-op is filming Tiny Desk-style sets among the kale after closing, and musicians are welcome to submit to play.

History Park hosts free festivities Sept. 19 marking San Jose's 2021 apology for burning its Chinatown in 1887.