Review: Spreckels’ ‘Equivocation’ in Rohnert Park cleverly blends whimsy, philosophy, Shakespeare
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The play provides intellectual fodder for those desiring it and more than sufficient silliness for those hoping to laugh.
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Movies: Diop, Scorsese retrospectives, Gen Z horror, and more
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Filmmaker retrospectives and horror classics highlight the week’s screen scene.Books
Letter to the Editor | Media literacy and research skills are critical for our students
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PUSD elementary teacher librarians ask for the community's help in contacting lawmakers to restore critical teaching tools.Arts & Entertainment
Bay City Books: New books by NorCal authors September 2026
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New fiction, memoir, poetry, and history from authors around the region.Arts & Entertainment
San Francisco, I choose you! 54,000 fans to descend for Pokémon World Championships
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Gotta thrill them all: SF Mayor Daniel Lurie said the city is expecting more than 54,000 fans over the weekend.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Point Reyes Sand Sculpture Contest, ‘Jurassic Park,’ ‘Hairspray,’ Brad Mehldau, Lyle Lovett
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Freebies, nostalgic favorites, and more on tap this weekend.Arts & Entertainment
Exedra reads: ‘Whistler’ by Ann Patchett
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New Exedra contributor (and former law school librarian) Edna Lewis shares her thoughts on Patchett's latest.Arts & Entertainment
Movies: Creativity Explored short films, ‘Late Fame,’ ‘American Doctor,’ ‘Magic Faraway Tree,’ ‘Last Blossom’
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Willem Dafoe, doctors in Gaza, a magic tree, and a talking flower star in new releases.Arts & Entertainment
Berkeley art exhibition reimagines creative yet defensible space for wildfire safety
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"Zone 0" is fundamentally changing how homeowners — especially in the hills — think about outside landscaping.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Palo Alto arts fest, SF Mime Troupe, ‘Girl of the Golden West,’ Chang-rae Lee
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Outdoor performances, a Gold Rush-era opera, and author conversations.Arts & Entertainment
