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Art

El Metate and Humphry Slocombe Finalists in Small Biz Contest

Twick in Clarion Alley

A local photographer runs into a local artist.

Porto Franco Records Changes Direction spanish icon

Father and son talk about the downside of trying to start a recording company.

Skylight

Crime, Sex and Fire Equals a New Mission Movie

Murgia’s characters channel his emotions while staying true to the noir genre. He’s got them all: Private eye? Check. Gangsters? Double check. Femme fatale? Triple...

Public Servants Bike to Work, Too

District 6 Supervisor Jane Kim (white helment) rides to work with her entourage on Bike to Work day.

What’s That Art Piece on the Wall? ArtAround Will Tell You

It all started with the Mission’s public art. Well, sort of. Anna Bloom, who works as a content strategist at HotStudio, loves the Mission’s art,...

Opening Tonight at Back to the Picture

Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery is hosting Gracias Madre: Mercado Sin Fronteras April 28 through May 13. The opening reception is tonight from...

The Art of Oaxaca Made in San Francisco spanish icon

“The Art of Calixto Robles engages viewers with a universal spirituality. He creates a unique fusion of sacred imagery: ancient, indigenous, eastern, and western.” — Krista...

Longtime Garibaldis Chef Opens Mission Sandwich Shop V-105

Good Morning Mission!

It is 7 a.m., 49°, and headed toward the mid-60s. May Day came and went, but it’s probably not the last you’ll hear of it,...

San Francisco’s Urban Ag-spansion

Mission Loc@l’s Film Festival Filmed

Lots of local talent.

Weekend Crime Recap: Arson on York, Serious Car Crash on Market

Friday A woman’s car was set on fire in front of her home on York Street, between 24th and 25th streets, on Friday night, police...

First Film Festival Draws a Crowd

Mission Loc@l hosted its first film festival last night at the Women’s Building. For much of the first part of the show we had to...