Features

Jesse Hamlin - December 5, 2011

Social media such as Facebook and Twitter are fast becoming essential tools that help arts organizations build audiences and connect with supporters.

Janos Gereben - December 2, 2011

The Berkeley Symphony, known for its devotion to adventurous, contemporary programming and support for local composers, has received $15,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Jeff Kaliss - November 30, 2011

Founded in 1946 with the motto “Everything in Music,” the Bronstein store in South San Francisco continues to provide instruments, accessories, lessons, and repairs with skill and charm hard to find in modern times.

Lisa Petrie - November 29, 2011

Tickets to the 2011 holiday season’s best concerts are at your fingertips in this guide from SFCV’s Kids & Families editor.

Mark MacNamara - November 29, 2011

Farewell to Montserrat Figueras, a great singer whom Bay Area audiences will long remember.

Janos Gereben - November 29, 2011

Flicka Gala: So Much More Than Opera's First Lady

Flicka at the gala Photos by Drew Altizer"Joyce DiDonato and Susan Graham are here courtesy of the Metropolitan Opera," Marilyn Horne told a fu
Janos Gereben - November 22, 2011

Defying Recession: Wilsey Center for Opera

On the National Historic Register, from left to right: War Memorial, City Hall, Opera HouseSaving cultur
Richard Dyer - November 22, 2011

The Boston Symphony’s all-too-short collaboration with famed maestro James Levine set up the orchestra for a bright artistic future. The orchestra is not rushing down the path to name a new music director.

Catherine Getches - November 21, 2011

It's time to re-think how we listen to music, together, now that the experience of sharing music has drastically shifted.