Features
Each month the Gazette dives deep on a particular theme, producing a range of feature stories to surprise and delight.
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The Rise in Digital Drops
From masterpieces and memes to virtual watches and even racehorses, the NFT craze continues. Adam Holter, an Emeryville tech attorney,…
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If Walls Could Talk
The fascinating history of San Francisco’s many murals reaches back to the Great Depression and is alive today around movements…
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Museum Guide: Open to the Public
As our great cultural institutions responded to the waves of modern pandemic life, experiencing art up close and in person…
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Crafting a Collection
Dorothy Saxe surrounds herself with art that spans media — from glass to wood to metal — with not a…
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Single in the City
What is it like to be single in San Francisco right now? The Gazette attempts to answer this question in…
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Last Dance
Before his final bow at the helm of San Francisco Ballet, Helgi Tomasson takes a moment to pause and reflect.…
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Impact Without Borders
Aperson is more than a reflection of the friends he keeps, but Richard Charles Blum’s impact on the world is…
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Mind the Music
While flying somewhat under the radar, a 100-year-old San Francisco nonprofit is still making noise. Though a century old, San…
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Vision for the Future
With a popular swim as a draw, a couple set out to raise awareness and $1 million for UCSF ophthalmology…
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Programmed For Success
Under its current leadership, a nonprofit that serves kids in the community has vastly broadened its offerings — and shows…
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