Bob Dylan’s songbook is reimagined through the lens of Conor McPherson’s haunted vision of America unraveling in this sobering musical. Aidan Wharton and the cast of “Girl From the North Country,” a ...

The film, directed by Michael Jacobs, is among the opening features at the San Francisco Documentary Festival.

More than 200 former Great Dickens Christmas Fair participants are organizing a boycott, saying it has not done enough to address concerns from people of color.

Dede Wilsey poses for a portrait with her dog Dazzle at her home in San Francisco. Photo: Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle 2015 After 21 years as president of the board of the Fine Arts Museums of San ...

A scene from San Francisco’s Tenderloin shows the severity of street life in the new 2021 documentary “Lead Me Home,” depicting homelessness in the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Seattle. Photo: Netflix ...

A new art installation that baffled and delighted visitors to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park for a few days has been removed by city officials. The sculpture, which depicted the extinct Xerces blue ...

His appointment comes at a time when the organization must restore confidence in the continuity of its leadership — the entrance to the director’s office has been a virtual revolving door for the past ...

Haley Bennett stars as Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin Clicquot, the woman who invented Champagne as we know it, in “Widow Clicquot.” Photo: Vertical More movies should be like “Widow Clicquot” — smart, ...

Water pours out of the Vaillancourt Fountain at Embarcadero Plaza in San Francisco. Photo: Paul Chinn / The Chronicle On a recent early-morning walk in Embarcadero Plaza, the sky was radiant. The bay ...

When San Francisco’s only In-N-Out Burger restaurant at Fisherman’s Wharf was temporarily closed by the Health Department for violating the city’s indoor vaccine mandate on Oct. 14, many were ...

'The Golden Girls' didn't just talk us through social issues, it reminded us that we don't have to lose ourselves as we age.

Mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung (left), Esa-Pekka Salonen and Golda Schultz during the San Francisco Symphony’s performance of Mahler’s Second Symphony. Photo: Stefan Cohen For a quarter century and ...