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Massage Therapists Say Stigma, Onerous Permitting Are Nearly Pushing Them Out of San Francisco
After holding on through a pandemic that all but decimated her business, Wendy Leigh—a 60-year-old massage therapist with more than two decades of experience—finally...
New, Old, Quirky, Costly: Get Familiar With SF’s Civic Art Collection
San Francisco has one of the “largest and broadest” public art collections in America. That’s according to Allison Cummings, senior registrar...
Listen: Curtis Family C-Notes Celebrate New Album, ‘Awaken,’ at The Standard Salon
In early 2022, The Paloalto Digest met and interviewed the Curtis family, known professionally as The Curtis Family C-Notes. The C-Notes,...
San Francisco Celebrates Juneteenth With Food Fests, Drag Parties, Live Music and More
Whether you call it Freedom Day, Jubilee, Black Independence Day—or by its original namesake, Juneteenth—June 19 commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in...
Pride Month in SF: Music, Marching, Memorials & Merriment
Pride month officially kicked off in San Francisco with the lighting of Twin Peaks’ iconic Pink Triangle on June 1. Between now and the...