When you tell your grandkids that you met grandpa shit-faced during last call at Taco Tuesdays, you might as well say you met on a Sunday afternoon on the island of La Grande Jatte. Because it's classier than saying you met him on Grindr at 3:30 a.m. Or is it? Has dating online lost its creep-laced stigma? And can your shady web past kill your chances for love? To find out these answers and more, the Yerba Buena Community Benefit District (YBCBD) will host a new (and highly anticipated!) monthly discussion and performance series on Thursday, March 15th, called Yerba Buena Arts in Dialogue with a probing (heh) look at How We Date Now in the age of l'internet. more ›

MUSIC: Chicago-based (and former San Francisco film school drop-out) Owen Ashworth, also known as Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, will bring his eclectic mix of forlorn beats-and-keys to Bottom of the Hill. Concern of Portland and SF's David and Joanna open. more ›

FILM: Incredibly Strange Picture Show presents Wattstax, a documentary about a one-day concert put on by Stax Records in the summer of 1972 commemorating the 7th anniversary of the Watts riots in Los Angeles, featuring amazing performances by Kim Weston, The Bar-Kays, Rufus Thomas, The Staple Singers, and headliner Isaac Hayes. "The documentary's exploration into the Watts neighborhood, as well as the thoughts and expressions of the African-American community (and celebrity), are what secures this film as an important cultural time capsule." more ›