Arts & Entertainment Bay Area LGBTQ film pioneer Jenni Olson is honored for her meditative, historical work By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | November 6, 2020 Lauded filmmaker aims “to slow you down and to remind you that time is passing” with her shorts and features.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Animated fable from Netflix; Oakland’s Cheryl Dunye; Sophia Loren; and Sean Connery By Randy Myers, Bay City News Foundation | Local News Matters | November 5, 2020 Check out these gems and other films with Bay Area ties.
Lifestyle SheFlexx e-newsletter aims to galvanize older women By Eleanor Vincent, Bay City News Foundation | November 5, 2020 Bay Area writer and advocate seeks to catalyze creativity and transformation in older women.
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Levi Strauss jeans, outdoor ballet, and bold musical performances By The Artful Observer | Local News Matters | November 5, 2020 Don't miss piano wunderkind Matthew Whitaker via Cal Performances, virtual performances of Prokofiev and Beethoven, and more
Arts & Entertainment Split Selves: Body Double frontwoman Candace Lazarou explains the Oakland band’s debut album, ‘Milk Fed’ By Lydia Sviatoslavsky, Bay City News Foundation | Local News Matters | November 5, 2020 Post-punk lyricism that explores the idea of selfhood and the illusion of fixed identity.
Books Bay City Books: New books from Bay Area authors – November 2020 By Meg Waite Clayton, Bay City News Foundation | Local News Matters | November 3, 2020 From poetry and novels to a photographic history of social justice movements and more, here's what local writers have to offer.
Books Local Lit | November’s top literary happenings By Lou Fancher | November 3, 2020 Take a virtual walk through the coastal redwoods, get holiday gift ideas; be moved by pandemic-inspired poetry, and more.
Around Town Piedmonter’s Petit Cafe reopens in Oakland By Lou Fancher | October 30, 2020 Sheila Hollander's cafe in the Pill Hill area of Oakland features a seasonal, plant-based menu.
Featured in Category (Almost) last call for Oktoberfest By Lou Fancher | October 29, 2020 Sausages and beers keep coming for takeout or al fresco dining at Oakland biergartens, Brotzeit Lokal and Hofküche.
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: A new face for Frankenstein and a feminist take on ancient Greek theatre By The Artful Observer | Local News Matters | October 29, 2020 From the Fauré Quartett, classical piano, Lysistrata, Lucinda Williams' tribute concerts, and more, don't miss what's streaming.