Nomadic Bookshop Opens in Oakland's Uptown District
Nomadic Bookshop launched in Oakland's Uptown district to nearly 400 attendees, blending independent publishing, poetry, and community-led events.
By Dan Lesin
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New Biography Traces Bruce Lee's Formative Year in Oakland During Turbulent 1960s
A new biography explores Bruce Lee's pivotal but brief time in Oakland, where the future martial arts icon developed his revolutionary fighting style while living in a city on the brink of major social movements.
By Dan Lesin
SFO Cancels 17 Flights, Delays 162 Others as Staffing Shortages Disrupt Bay Area Travel
San Francisco International Airport experienced widespread travel disruptions on March 9, with 162 flights delayed and 17 flights canceled, according to official reports. The disruptions left hundreds of passengers stranded in terminals throughout the day, facing uncertain departure times and mounting connection concerns.
By Kevin Chao
Metal Guitarist Zakk Wylde to Perform Twice in One Night at San Francisco's Warfield
Metal guitarist Zakk Wylde will take the stage twice during a single concert at The Warfield in San Francisco on March 14, performing with both his band Black Label Society and his Black Sabbath tribute act Zakk Sabbath.
By Marcus Reed
Barnes & Noble College Takes Over UC Berkeley Student Stores as Campus Retail Undergoes Major Changes
Barnes & Noble College has assumed operations of UC Berkeley's student stores following what university officials described as a "highly competitive process," according to a press release announcing the partnership.
By Kevin Chao
All-Star Musicians Honor Berkeley Blues Legend Taj Mahal at San Francisco Benefit Concert
Berkeley-based blues legend Taj Mahal received a star-studded tribute Saturday night at The Masonic in San Francisco, where Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Joan Baez and Van Morrison joined platinum-selling artist Hozier and other notable musicians for a 3½-hour celebration.
By Kevin Chao
San Francisco Band Carpool Tunnel Headlines Bittersweet Show at Closing Bottom of the Hill Venue
San Francisco indie rock band Carpool Tunnel will return to Bottom of the Hill on Thursday, February 26, for what marks both a career milestone and a farewell to the beloved Potrero Hill venue that he...
By Kevin Chao
Route 66 Turns 100 as Road Trip Interest Surges
The Mother Road marks its centennial with new art installations while California's coastal highways draw Bay Area travelers seeking post-pandemic adventures.
By Taya Romano
Mission Cultural Center closure hits arts scene hard
The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts suspended operations this week as San Francisco's smaller cultural venues struggle with funding cuts.
By Taya Romano