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• Ross Mirkarimi and Jazz Mafia Celebrate New Live Music Permit at City Hall

  By Ian S. Port | Tue, August 2, 2011

  ​ Ever wonder why San Francisco isn't like New Orleans, or Chicago, or Paris, where every cafe, bar, restaurant, and shoe store seems to feature live music at one point or another? Supervisor R More >

• Today: Support S.F.'s Proposed New Live Music Permit with a Free Show at City Hall

  By Ian S. Port | Tue, August 2, 2011

  ​Admittedly, it sounds pretty dorky to get all yee-haw excited about some new permit they're giving out at City Hall. But the Limited Live Performance Permits S.F. Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi is p More >

• Not a Trust-Fund Kid? You Can Still Be an Artist

  By Tara Jepsen | Tue, June 7, 2011

  San Francisco produces such a wealth of so-called outsider art, you could quickly lose interest in who the hell the insiders are. Tomorrow's opening reception for "As We Live It" features participant More >

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  This Is How We Do It

  By Tara Jepsen | Wed, May 25, 2011

  San Francisco produces such a wealth of so-called outsider art, you could quickly lose interest in who the hell the insiders are. Tonight’s opening for “As We Live It” features participants in our great city’s assistance programs, including housin... More >

• Lynsey Addario, Missing Photojournalist Whose Work Is at S.F. City Hall, to Be Released

  By Keith Bowers | Fri, March 18, 2011

  Photojournalist Lynsey Addario and three others working for the news media who recently went missing in Libya are scheduled to be released today, the New York Times reports. Addario's work is featured More >

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  sfweeklybestof

  | Wed, May 06, 2009

  We've all had that little moment outside a strange public bathroom where we say a little prayer before venturing into the unknown. And once inside we've also attempted to hold our breath, balance on one foot while flushing with the other, or tried to think of our happy place with so much intensity that our eyes watered. But that isn't the case at San Francisco's grand Beaux Arts City Hall. Every bathroom is impeccably clean, and there's always an abundant supply of good-quality paper products. Each seems to have its own unique design, so you can pick and choose according to mood and need. The old world porcelain fixtures, oak wainscoting, and marble stalls make you feel very special. My, how government has declined in recent history.

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