By Jerucifer, Arts & Events Editor As we don our cozy scarves and attend harvest festivals, the sense of excitement amplifies, making the arrival of cold weather and fall holidays a truly enchanting time of the year. Only wish there was more daylight to enjoy it all! Here’s what I’m most excited about

  Enter Below to Win a Pair of Tix to Kugelplex’s Album Release Party! Kugelplex is the West Coast’s rockin’-est purveyor of klezmer and old-world music. Formed in 2001, the group plays wild, soulful dance music, has received awards from the Zellerbach Family Foundation and San Francisco Friends of Chamber

Back in 2000, during the first dot-com economic downturn, Korene Tom lost her administration job. From there, Korene saw this as a rare opportunity to leave that life behind and become – a balloon artist and clown! Today, she is making some of the most amazing balloon art I’ve ever

The highly anticipated Dark Kabaret is back on November 17th for a brief two-weekend run this month, and it’s an event you won’t want to miss. This variety show promises a circus-like experience with performances ranging from magic and comedy to erotic entertainment. The diverse lineup includes Pink Puma, Maxim

“I just made bad taste 1% more respectable and…Trump ruined it, this is not even bad taste.”

Things can get weird at Pier 23. It sometimes seems like all the forces in the universe collide there causing a perfect storm of what San Francisco should be like to those outside looking in. It’s a seafood joint, on the Embarcadero, with live music, a full bar, plenty of

Nonprofit Value Culture is Keeping the Spirit of SF Alive! Value Culture is an SF based non-profit that gets you and wants you to know them. They remove barriers to arts, culture, and philanthropy. This Sunday check out their free Golden Gate Park Food Drive Concert with Reggae Great Pato Banton, next

On October 26th The Plenary, co. opened its doors one last time at Foundry SF for its show Illuminations. Everyone and anyone was invited into this inclusive space for a night of conversations about art, science and social issues. This show was the first major showcase in the city for