Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
Litquake comes rumbling back after a year online
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The famed celebration of books and writing craft runs through Oct. 23Featured in Category
In the News | PHS alum draws on date rape culture of her youth in new graphic novel
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Maggie Tokuda-Hall says "Squad" was inspired by her experience with Piedmont's teen party culture in the early aughts.Featured in Category
‘Tis the season (already)?
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We spotted holiday lights going up in Berkeley this week; problems in Santa's supply chain mean it's probably not too soon to start shopping.Arts & Entertainment
Local Lit | October’s top literary happenings
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Litquake; Amy Tan with Michael Krasny; BLM's Alicia Garza; and transition at Mrs. Dalloway's all on tap for this month.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Exuberant opening night at the SF Symphony
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The nontraditional program, received enthusiastically, signaled what future programming will look like.California
Youthful advisers shape mental health program for their peers
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A college student who grew up in the pressure cooker environment of Palo Alto is one of dozens of young people advising the new program.Food & Drink
Coffee bean prices have doubled in the past year and may double again – what’s going on?
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International Coffee Day is celebrated on Oct. 1, but this year has been a mixed bag for farmers and producers.Bay Area
Fourth graders and their families can attend 19 state parks with free pass
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Research shows that kids ages 9-11 are developmentally more receptive to engaging with nature and the environment.Arts & Entertainment
