Arts & Culture
This Week
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Oakland Roots Draw Big Crowds, Show Town Pride
The Town’s new soccer franchise has drawn sell-out crowds to entertaining matches, crafting a new template for building a successful local franchise by embracing all things Oakland.
by Chris De Benedetti | Sep 13, 2019
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Open Wide
I'm tired of my roomie getting fisted by strange men every day. I'm uncomfortable using a strap-on to please my husband.
by Dan Savage | Sep 11, 2019
Arts & Culture Blogs
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Popoca, a New Salvadoran Pop-Up, Combines Traditional and Modern Cooking Techniques
It's the newest venture from chef Anthony Salguero, formerly of Bardo Lounge and Supper Club and Michel.
by Katherine Hamilton | Sep 10, 2019
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Wrecking Ball Coffee Expands to the East Bay 1
It's the second location of what co-owner Nick Cho hopes will be many more.
by Katherine Hamilton | Sep 3, 2019
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Town Popup Moves Into the Former Temple Club
The new space will provide both short and long-term opportunities for local restaurateurs to showcase their creativity and culinary know-how.
by Katherine Hamilton | Aug 27, 2019
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Chop Bar Moves Into New Digs
Donut Farm takes the old spot for vegan doughnuts and more.
by Jade Yamazaki Stewart | Aug 20, 2019
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Crave BBQ Opens in Richmond
The barbecue brick-and-mortar restaurant from chef and recent 'Chopped' winner Rashad Armstead opened Thursday in the Shops at Hilltop.
by Katherine Hamilton | Aug 13, 2019
Recently in Arts & Culture
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Physical Ideals
What if I’m not his ideal? What if she laughs at my kink? What’s wrong with dating a younger guy?
by Dan Savage | Sep 4, 2019
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Haunting Imagery and Searing Honesty 1
The San Quentin Project offers a glimpse of life behind bars.
by Lou Fancher | Sep 4, 2019
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Brave New Film, Revisited
Pro Arts Gallery goes all in on Situationism, hosting a series of films and an exhibition of related ephemera
by DeWitt Cheng | Aug 28, 2019
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Come the Revolution
You're only going to be sexually fulfilled once you start asking for what you want and stop settling for unfulfilling "get it over with" sex.
by Dan Savage | Aug 28, 2019
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When Fake News Was Real 1
Adolf Hitler had his own fake news. The Ventriloquists tells the tale.
by Michael Berry | Aug 21, 2019
Featured Events
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Actually
Tuesdays, 7-8:30 p.m., Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. and Thursdays, 8-9:30 p.m.
Aurora Theatre Company - Berkeley-Downtown
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Frank Koci
Through Sept. 30
GTU Hewlett Library - Berkeley-UC
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Classic Cars Bazaar
Third Friday of every month, 6-10 p.m. Continues through Sept. 20
Classic Cars West - Oakland-Downtown
