Dance, art, music, food and youth activities were part of the Multicultural Festival hosted by the Antioch Recreation Department and Bay Area Backyard Movement....
A 2,800 square foot mural, spanning 88 soundwall panels and multiple blocks in Parchester Village, will reportedly be the largest in Richmond history....
A new tradition was born this past weekend in Pittsburg with SoulFest hosted June 29 by the Pittsburg Youth Development Center....
Homophobia impacted Adam Lambert's career early on, though not keeping him from success, but with the music landscape changing, he's pushing new limits....
A new edition of the book is being released by the San Francisco-based publisher Arion Press where every aspect of a book “from comma to cover” is made by hand....
Children of all ages danced to music from different eras for LGNDS’ “Dance to the Future” show inspired by “Back to the Future” on May 19 at De Anza High....
Meet two Palestinian Bay Area artists using music to cope with and provide solace from the pain of the Israel-Hamas war and discrimination....
Colorful banners, lively music, and joyful cheers streamed down 23rd Street in Richmond as the community came together to celebrate Cinco de Mayo....
Contra Costa College hosted a screening April 12 of "American Homeboy," a 2023 documentary about Chicano culture and the pachuco and cholo subcultures....
Weight has always been a target for shame and bullying; the stigma of fatness continues, even amid a body positive culture....
Speakers on a panel at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit focused on the necessary steps toward making the online world of gaming more inclusive and empathetic. ...
The preservation of identity came to life in Pittsburg as an art form known as folklórico weaved together centuries of culture and tradition through dance....
A local teenage girl shares nine of her favorite songs and her interpretations of the messages behind them, concerning mental health, body image and more....
Ceramics, paintings and drawings made by artist Megan March were all part of her first art show, held at the Eddie Rhodes Gallery....
Bay Area filmmaker Alex Zajicek provides an inside look at “Sorry, We’re Dead,” which makes its local debut Saturday at the SF Independent Film Festival....
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