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Teens in California worry about COVID-19, grades, climate change, racial injustice
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Academic performance was the top concern, but was closely followed by worry about catching COVID-19, and wildfires and drought.Arts & Entertainment
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass fest will again be online
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Organizers of the popular music festival said "the safest and most magical musical environment" can't be guaranteed amid a surge in COVID cases.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Six dazzling characters to meet on film
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Quirky, otherworldly, unorthodox, atmospheric -- this week's picks include characters and films you won't easily forget.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: S.F. Opera’s return, Yo-Yo Ma’s latest ‘Rodeo’ and more
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The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.Arts & Entertainment
In the Artist’s Studio | Hadley Williams
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Early inspiration from weaving is evident in Williams' latest body of work.Arts & Entertainment
Rep. Barbara Lee on new film and why she doesn’t have ‘enemies’
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In addition to her decade-spanning political career, the film explores Lee’s personal story of resiliency.Arts & Entertainment
Opera Parallèle performs ‘Everest — A Graphic Novel Opera’
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The unusual and innovative format allows for visualizations that a book, a film, or a stage production couldn't render.Arts & Entertainment
A rude frog is a guide to freedom in Oakland author’s latest novel
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“The President and the Frog” is equal parts fable, political manifesto, and utterly engaging testament to the resilience of the human spirit.Arts & Entertainment
