SF Cinematheque's annual avant-garde bonanza is haunted by graveyard perversions, pole dance ruminations, spooky homes.

With a musical blast, the Grateful Dead scion opens part two of a sprawling exhibit dedicated to the band's memory.

Planted among the gorgeous blooms of the Botanical Gardens, a dozen pianos tune players and listeners into instant community.

Plus: Bad Brains bassist goes jazz, Space Ghost coasts the cosmos, Doohickey Cubicle get downtown, more you must hear ...

Plus: A feast of cinematic demonics, from 'Creature from the Black Lagoon" (in 3D!) to endlessly crying babies and fuzzy ...

From Best Burrito to Best Drag Show: Tell us what you love, in our 52nd annual celebration of the Best Place on Earth.

Hall’s music got a boost when Shane Lavers of the buzzy New York cloud-rock outfit Chanel Beads pushed a copy of his Cool ...

Remember: The vast majority of people in the SF county jails have not been convicted of anything. They are locked up awaiting ...

At Davies Symphony Hall, one of the 20th Century's last living jazz masters grooved full-tilt with an all-star band.

The San Francisco Democratic Party has become a statewide embarrassment. Since the billionaires funded a takeover, the local ...

Now a year old, the arts space hosts underground bands, esoteric films, synth workshops, and 'a bunch of bullshit thrown together.' ...

Refreshingly old-fashioned but mixed-bag 'The Deb,' hard-hitting 'American Doctor,' hilarious 'Idiots,' Nippon sex cinema ...