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San Francisco Art Museum to Move Into Building Co-Owned by Trump
The ICA San Francisco will move into a new, rent-free space at 345 Montgomery St. in the Financial District.
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The Bay Area’s Largest Vegan Food Festival Is Also Its Most Diverse
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The Movie 'It Ends With Us' Faces Criticism for Glamorizing Domestic Abuse
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It’s the Summer of Cucumber Salad. Try These 4 Recipes at Home
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The Best Classical Music Concerts in the Bay Area This Fall
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San Francisco’s Favorite Spaghetti Shack Has a New Late-Night Menu
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Building a Native Arts and Culture Space From the Ground Up
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‘All The Nights We Got to Dance’ is a Tribute to Queer Nightlife in SF
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Modernist building with brown stone and large glass facade

San Francisco Art Museum to Move Into Building Co-Owned by Trump

The ICA San Francisco will move into a new, rent-free space at 345 Montgomery St. in the Financial District.
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A takeout container with fried vegan shrimp, rice and salad.

The Bay Area’s Largest Vegan Food Festival Is Also Its Most Diverse

Bizerkeley Food Fest returns to Berkeley on Sept. 1.
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Two white women stand on a red carpet wearing gowns, next to lettering that reads ‘It Ends With Us.’

The Movie 'It Ends With Us' Faces Criticism for Glamorizing Domestic Abuse

Critics say the film, an adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel, paints a love story — not a picture of domestic abuse.
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A prawn salad with a wide variety of ingredients.

It’s the Summer of Cucumber Salad. Try These 4 Recipes at Home

Cucumbers are almost out of season. Make a refreshing cucumber salad.
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A conductor waves his baton as orchestra musicians look on,

The Best Classical Music Concerts in the Bay Area This Fall

From an opera of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ to a computer-controlled floating piano, this fall’s classical concerts expand and enrich the canon.
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Illustration: red and purple front facade of a restaurant at nighttime. The sign reads, "Emmy's" in cursive.

San Francisco’s Favorite Spaghetti Shack Has a New Late-Night Menu

Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack now serves meatball heroes and red sauce spaghetti until midnight on weekends.
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Wine & Bowties Returns With a One-Day Bazaar in Oakland

The Oakland arts platform convenes more than 40 exhibitors, along with live music and food.
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