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Arts & Entertainment
Shotgun Players explore heartbreak in ‘Triumph of Love’
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The celebrated 18th-century play opens a season of productions centered around the theme of love in all its complexities.Arts & Entertainment
SFBATCO’s pithy ‘Private’ is about spying, and much more
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Initially a dramatic tale about (literal) surveillance, the story evolves to explore the ways partners hide from each other.Business & Finance
Life with Money | What Do the Young People in Your Life Need to Know About Money?
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[SPONSORED] Many adults prefer to avoid money conversations, but the next generation is surprisingly interested – even eager – to talk about it.Family & Kids
Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp near Yosemite offers summer fun
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[SPONSORED] Create lifelong memories with a turnkey family vacation near Yosemite Valley.Arts & Entertainment
Kehinde Wiley’s beautiful, political works fill the de Young
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Wiley may be best known for his presidential portrait of Barack Obama.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Berlin & Beyond, Sonoma fest, and more
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It's festival season, and two big ones start the ball rolling.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Free outdoor films, Rhonda Benin, Irish theater, and Mahler
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Jordan Peele's "Nope" opens the Proxy Spring Series of outdoor film in San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
Uptown Fine Art exhibit features work by local artists
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"Introductions" is on view at Uptown Fine Art through April 15.Arts & Entertainment
