Two young sisters are igniting the vintage scene 🍒
Plus: The UC law professor and the 'folk economy,' Kamasi Washington and more great musicians blow in
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STUDIO 456: A FABULOUS QUEER HAPPY HOUR WITH BEATS TO DIE FOR
Legend Markie from Wicked spins all vinyl for a glamorous crowd at Q Bar this Saturday. Throw on something sparkly, grab a refreshingly affordable cocktail and dance all evening.
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Today's headlines:
‘More slay, more girly, more community’: Cherry Bomb ignites the vintage scene
By Claudia Perez
Sisters Sophia and Lulu Panzarella grew their pop-up market from a DIY garage event to a whole vibe, DJs and tattoos included.
Is Chris Elmendorf a ‘folk economist?’
By Zelda Bronstein
The Yimby champion is now attacking planners who supposedly don't know economics—but it appears that this law professor doesn't either.
Under the Stars: Mr. Washington blows into town
By John-Paul Shiver
Plus: Alice Coltrane live, Fake Your Own Death, Park Shadow, Sessa, and it's 3am in SF—do you know where Lolo Zouaï is?
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We are stoked to be partnering with Cirque du Soleil for their wondrous new show ECHO (November 20-January 18 at Oracle Park, SF)! The next 20 readers who sign up as sustaining members at the $20/month level will receive two free Cirque du Soleil ECHO ticket for the date of their choice. Sign up now here. This is a $200+ value for one of the greatest, animal-cruelty-free shows on Earth! And you get to help keep local independent media (and thus democracy) alive and thriving.
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🎥 28th Annual SF Transgender Film Festival 🎥
🏳️⚧️ Nov 13–15 Roxie Theater | Nov 16–23 Online 🏳️⚧️
Trans-made films, community stories, sliding-scale tickets
A DRAMATIC OBSESSION COME TO GORGEOUS LIFE AT DANCE MISSION
A painting by Paul Klee of “an angel being blown backwards into the future” that influenced the film Wings of Desire as well as Angels in America is at the heart of choreographer Amy Lewis’ “My Obsession with Hamletmachine” centered around the human impulse to make ill-conceived decisions in crucial moments that set the table for all kinds of generational upheaval to come. November 7-16 at Dance Mission.
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL'S 'ECHO' FLIES HIGH UNDER THE BIG TOP AT ORACLE PARK
Cirque du Soleil returns to San Francisco with ECHO, an inspiring new show blending acrobatics, technology, and storytelling. ECHO follows FUTURE and her dog as they journey through a fantastical world shaped by empathy, nature, and human connection. Featuring bold visuals, vibrant characters, and groundbreaking acts, this 20th Big Top creation invites audiences to imagine a better world built together.
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