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Gripping history about a slave couple’s escape among Bay Area book fest’s plentiful offerings
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Ilyon Woo speaks about “Master Slave Husband Wife” at 2 p.m., May 7 at the Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley.Arts & Entertainment
Oakland artist Marvin McMillian to showcase paintings at PCA
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McMillian will show works related to Sidney Dearing, redlining, and more; exhibit is on view weekends throughout May.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Doclands fest offers vivid stories of overcoming adversity
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True tales of people who learn to live alongside grief, illness, and devastation are in this year’s DocLands festival in San Rafael.Arts & Entertainment
Ansel Adams’ retrospective shares space with new artists in dialog
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The DeYoung exhibition offers a visual dialogue with photographers who preceded Adams and contemporary artists who followed him.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Another look at ‘Doom Generation,’ Buddhism films, eclectic oldies
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Gregg Araki's restored and remastered provocative classic is back on the big screen this weekend.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Spring dance, Arod Quartet, Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemoration
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Spring Dance Fest returns to venues around the region as part of Bay Area Dance Week.Arts & Entertainment
PHS Dance and A Cappella Choir classes to perform in a joint spring concert
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Performances will be held the weekend of May 14-15 in Alan Harvey Theater; tickets go on sale in early May.Arts & Entertainment
Golden Gate Audubon Society to drop ‘Audubon’ from name
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Several independent Audubon chapters have dropped the "Audubon" name, citing its namesake's racist past, despite National Audubon's decision to retain it.Books
