Dark Arts Continue at the Castro
The 14th annual Noir City film festival concludes at the Castro Theatre this week with excellent, rarely seen movies set in several worlds, including nightclubs, which provide classic noir venues.
Bodies of Work
The show, which inaugurates the opening of the San Francisco Arts Commission's expanded, newly renovated main gallery in the War Memorial Veterans Building, is focused on the body, fractured and transmuted into art.
Out There:: Rebel, Rebel
This week we offer two arts events to look out for, with advance word courtesy of some articulate and hard-working press agents.
BARchive :: When Hayes Meant Gays
When I heard about the impending closure of Flipper's (482 Hayes) last month, it got me thinking about the history of the LGBT community in Hayes Valley, where I live.
Plans for Sex Offender Rehab Site Cause Stir
Plans to move a rehabilitation center for sex offenders into San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood has prompted complaints from neighbors and a city supervisor that there hasn't been sufficient outreach.
Time to Vote for the Best
Building on the success of last year's Bay Area Reporter readers' poll, the 2016 version is again full of nominees ranging from drag kings to LGBTQ youth activists.
Castro Merchants Seek Super Bowl Business
With a special advertising campaign and a series of bar events and other promotions, Castro merchants are hoping to score some Super Bowl business next week.
SF LGBT Center Readies for Remodel
Officials with San Francisco's LGBT Community Center are revealing more details about the facility's planned renovation as construction is expected to commence in March.
SF Dyke March Needs New Organizers
More than 40 women gathered recently to discuss the future of the Dyke March after a year of controversy and attrition of organizers.
Scott Wells' Variety Show
A charming and intellectually refreshing evening of dances with ideas in them played in a Mission loft space.
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