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CAAM Fest Mixes Film, Music and Theater for its 36th Edition
The Center for Asian American Media broadens its film fest to include theater and music . → Read More
David Wiegand, Longtime Co-Host of KQED's The Do List, Dies at 70
Cy Musiker remembers his Do List co-host, David Wiegand of the San Francisco Chronicle, who died Monday at his home. → Read More
The Pride Prom Returns to 924 Gilman
A safe space for LGBTQ teens at the second annual Pride Prom at 924 Gilman. → Read More
Keeping Musical Traditions Alive From Generation to Generation
The Alliance for California Traditional Arts is hosting a demonstration of a wide variety of musical traditions at the Bayview Opera House. → Read More
A Whole World of Books at Berkeley's Bay Area Book Fest
Find an intellectual feast and fun at the Bay Area Book Festival this weekend in Berkeley. → Read More
Meshell Ndegeocello Finds Healing in Her Favorite Songs
Meshell Ndegeocello shares songs that helped her heal after the death of her parents. → Read More
African Diaspora Showcase Features Music from Mali, Ethiopia and Cuba
Meklit, Fatoumata Diawara, and David Sanchez make music of the African Diaspora at SFJAZZ. → Read More
Skating Polly's Family-Friendly Grunge
Skating Polly's ugly pop sounds quite beautiful to us. → Read More
A Black Opera Singer Broadens the Repertory for Art Songs
Tenor Lawrence Brownlee sings a new song cycle he commissioned about Black Lives Matter → Read More
The Cool Electro-Folk of Emily Afton
Emily Afton makes cool electro-pop and deserves to a wider audience → Read More
Luscious Tropical Pop from Hollie Cook
Hollie Cook, the descendant of English punk royalty, makes alluring tropical pop → Read More
Mind Bending Art and Performance at Counterpulse's First Festival
CounterPulse's first festival promises to flex reality and blow your mind → Read More
The Anarchic and Incredibly Prolific Hip Hop of BROCKHAMPTON
Hip hop collective BROCKHAMPTON simultaneously embraces and mocks the conventions of boy bands. → Read More
Garage Rock Band the Coathangers Have Plenty to Be Pissed Off About
The Coathangers are three women garage rock band with songs about stuff that pisses them off → Read More
All Welcome at a Parade of Black Joy in Oakland
A parade celebrating black joy comes to Oakland Feb. 25 as Black History draws to a close → Read More
On the Air: Cy and Matias’ Do List Picks for Feb. 2, 2018
The Do List's Cy Musiker and Cal Performances Director Matias Tarnopolsky talk Bernstein, Glass and more → Read More
An Opera About Bullying Draws Advice from Harriet Tubman’s Spirit
A new opera conjures Harriet Tubman's spirit as a guide for a bullied middle schooler. → Read More
Oakland Museum Gives Hip-Hop the Respect it’s Earned
An Oakland museum exhibit takes a serious look at hip-hop through a Bay Area lens. → Read More
A Black-Girl-Positive ‘Cinderella’
In the African American Shakespeare Company's production, a ball gown is nice, but a modern Cinderella needs to find her inner strength, prince or no prince. → Read More
Songs of Praise and Generosity from a Beloved Bay Area Institution
A triumphant homecoming for the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, just back from an LGBTQ tour of the south. → Read More