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Tickets are now on sale for eight Sunday-night concerts inside a 1914 Tudor mansion that doubles as a Burlingame high school.
Tiny Dances brings a one-hour, narrator-guided Swan Lake to the Palace of Fine Arts this November, with a sensory-friendly show built in.
The Great American Music Hall hosts a five-act lineup spanning blues, jazz and hip-hop for the School of the Getdown's fifth annual festival.
Artists say the Market Street gallerist owes thousands in unpaid sales, and one collector got nothing for a $70,500 purchase.
The Sacramento-raised goth-folk artist plays the Curran on September 16, touring behind her ninth album, The Dark.
The two-day summit paired 11 rising Bay Area filmmakers with mentors like W. Kamau Bell and Roman Coppola. It wrapped with dinner at Cafe Zoetrope in North Beach.
Mark Twain and Emperor Norton roam a rebuilt 1849 mining town at Pier 35, complete with a docked tall ship and hangtown fry.
SCRAP's grand reopening this weekend caps a forced move after SFUSD reclaimed its longtime Newcomb Avenue warehouse for a new central kitchen.
The robot love story that swept six Tonys lands at the Orpheum next summer, closing out ATG San Francisco's Broadway season.
Tickets start at $45.50 as the Grammy-winning producer plays the historic Geary Boulevard hall next Wednesday.
The gospel sextet, born from a bathroom rehearsal at an Alabama college, plays San Francisco's Hayes Valley venue Aug. 13-16.
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.
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