The future of 16 books scheduled for spring 2027 across Catapult’s four imprints remains unclear following the company’s sale, according to Publishers Weekly. Jury Clears SF DA's Office in N-Word Lawsuit After Decade-Long Legal Fight Acclaimed S.F. Coffee Chain Outset Evicted…
Elizabeth Holmes sits at her laptop while being filmed in the new A24 documentary “You Can See Everything.” But that’s certainly not always the case at 2986 Sandy Lane in northern San Diego County. Go ahead and see for yourself. Del Mar…
A free concert is scheduled Wednesday at the Music Concourse in Golden Gate Park as part of the Bandshell Concert Series at the Spreckels Temple of Music, also known as the Golden Gate Bandshell. The Oct. 21 program is scheduled from…
Noise Pop's 2027 festival runs Feb. 18-28 across San Francisco, with Deerhoof, Lambchop, Here We Go Magic and a Castro Theatre debut. Tickets go on sale Friday. San Francisco's Noise Pop festival is coming back for its 34th year, and organizers just dropped…
Oracle Park is trading foul balls for flying broomsticks on Oct. 29, when the Giants turn their home field into an open-air movie theater for a screening of Practical Magic 2. Tickets run $28, gates open at 6 p.m., and the film starts at 7:30 p.m., with…
Dom Dolla, the Australian tech house DJ and producer born Dominic Louis Matheson, is set to headline a one-night-only show at the Cow Palace in Daly City this Friday, Oct. 16, with the show starting at 8 p.m. The 18-and-over event lands on…
by the El Reportero staff The San Francisco Latino Film Festival returns October 22 through November 1 for its 18th edition, presenting 40 films selected from more than 400 submissions and continuing its mission of giving Latino filmmakers a platform beyond mainstream Hollywood. Organized by…
Art lovers across San Francisco have a few more weekends to wander into working studios, chat with painters and printmakers, and maybe walk out with something for the wall. San Francisco Open Studios, now in its 52nd year, is running neighborhood…
Prior to creating OperaWire, DAVID SALAZAR, (Editor-in-Chief) worked as a reporter for Latin Post where he interviewed major opera stars, Oscar nominees, Golden Globe winners and film industry giants. David holds a Masters in Media Management from Fordham University. During…
Guy Fieri is set to return to the kitchen stadium, and this time North Bay fans can watch the carnage in person for free. Food Network is set to tape the eighth season, pitting 32 top chefs against each other in…
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