Louis Parnell Narrates “Chance of Alcatraz”
The Chance of Alcatraz podcast survived the worst of the Covid-19 Pandemic, and remains a popular attraction for ferry riders. The widely celebrated actor, Louis … Read more
San Francisco Bay Ferry’s App is Gaining Traction with Commuters
As we reported earlier, The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) has a new integrated ticketing system and smartphone app for San … Read more
SF Bay Ferry Welcomes Pets…With Conditions
SF Bay Ferry welcomes pets when traveling on vessels. When bringing animals onboard, please follow the below guidelines for a safe and secure trip. San … Read more
SF Playhouse to Stage “M. Butterfly” in February
San Francisco Playhouse will present the Tony Award-winning M. Butterfly, written by David Henry Hwang (Chinglish, Yellow Face, Soft Power, and operas The Monkey King, … Read more
“Love in the Days of Rage” Review
When the streets of Paris erupted with student demonstrations fifty-eight years ago, San Francisco poet / publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti began jotting down notes in his … Read more
The San Francisco Symphony celebrates the Year of the Horse
The San Francisco Symphony celebrates the Year of the Horse with the Lunar New Year concert and banquet on Saturday, February 28 at Davies Symphony … Read more
Cabaret and its Charitable Mission
For over 30 years, REAF has partnered with national touring productions to present its signature “One Night Only” benefit cabaret series — an ongoing collaboration … Read more
SFMOMA Stages Sarah Sze Exhibition in the Fall
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will feature the celebrated artist Sarah Sze’s most ambitious commission to date, opening on November 21, 2026. … Read more
SF Ballet Season Now Underway With World Premiere of “Eugene Onegin”
San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) has embarked on its 2025–2026 Season. Curated by Artistic Director Tamara Rojo, the season features original SF Ballet commissions, uplifts … Read more
Air Travel Observations: It Ain’t The Ferry
It’s been six years since my last confession: And it’s been that long since I last boarded an airplane. But a family emergency required travel, … Read more
Stocking Stuffer Suggestion: Now on Sale at Bay Crossings
Should readers be seeking a “stocking stuffer,” for The Holiday Season, kindly consider the novella “Flags of Convenience” now on sale at Bay Crossings in … Read more
Chinatown as “Cultural Home” to CCC
For over 60 years, CCC’s and community leadership advocated for a permanent cultural home in the heart of Chinatown—a space where community could gather, art … Read more