From their website: The theatre consists of a foyer, sound labyrinth and main performance space. It is a building within a building, conceived directly for this art form, and built in part with a grant from the National Endowment For [more...]

Once upon a time, it was possible to see Shakespeare performed at Stinson Beach. A few years ago, sadly, the company had to move to Novato, but you can still see the Bard in all his silly, hapless glory over a picnic dinner and under a [more...]

People say California has no seasons, but that just goes to show you how wrong people can be. Why, we've got football season, outdoor theater season, the Christmas shopping season, and, of course, opera season. This year, kick off the [more...]

With California's recent ruling to admit the legality of gay marriage, LGBT people all over town are celebrating this validation of their civil rights. However, there's still a lot of progress to make, especially in the arena of [more...]

Independent of the Dyke March, Dykes on Bikes is another riotous rally for queer women around this city -- but this time, it happens on motorcycles. This is [more...]

The Gay Pride Parade happens in cities all over the country, but nowhere as vibrantly, loudly and proudly as in San Francisco. Featuring dozens of spangled floats, [more...]

Once every year, the sound of thousands of loud, proud female feet fills the city for the annual Dyke March. Part of the official Gay Pride celebrations, the [more...]

The SF Library is being gradually overhauled, branch by branch. Most recently, the Noe Valley branch re-opened after a two year [more...]

In a green-thinking city, it makes sense that one of its largest street fairs is going green as well. The Union Street Festival is taking on a green tint as of [more...]

If you can't make it to New Orleans this year, don't despair: San Francisco has its own version of Mardi Gras, the SF Carnaval. This huge annual festival highlights [more...]

The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival offers almost 100 free events, beginning in May and running through October. Come check out classical and jazz concerts, opera, [more...]

The Black & White Ball is San Francisco's most notorious black tie event. Nominally a formal-wear benefit for the SF Symphony, the Black & White has become an [more...]

Take heart, bookworms: no longer must we be alone, keeping our wordy, nerdy enthusiasms to ourselves whenever we read an exciting passage. I present you with SF Station's list of San Francisco book groups. Here you will find groups made [more...]

Looking to add a little elegance to your life? How about some sly wit? Few of us ever get enough of that.

Join up with the Jane Austen Society of Northern California for [more...]

Nothing is sexier than someone who can fix stuff around the house. This is true for men and women, by the way. There is no human on earth who can resist someone who fixes their car for free, or makes to door actually fit in the [more...]

Glide Memorial Church is more than just a spiritual center. The work Glide does for the community is concrete and vital. They offer more than fifty programs, everything [more...]

Sick of all those routine black tie events you keep attending? This year, forget the champagne fund raisers and charity luncheons and save your money for a ticket for the San Francisco SPCA's annual Bark and Whine Ball. Th [more...]

They say chivalry is dead...so why not return to a time when it was everywhere? Take a quick trip to the Renaissance when you attend the Northern Californian Renaissance Faire. Co [more...]

The annual Edwardian Ball is a celebration of all things Edwardian -- which, of course, includes the peerless author and illustrator, Edward Gorey, whose [more...]

If you want to go dancing for real -- not just the hyper shimmy that passes for dancing in clubs -- pay a visit to Harry Denton's Starlight Room. Located on the [more...]