“Who Knew?”
There are hidden gems where we can explore interesting and unusual cuisines in neighborhoods most people might not know about. With Sue Ralston’s visit to Ghazni Afghan Kabobs in Hayward, we start to seek food discoveries in unexpected places. Continue reading
by Lincoln Spector and (augmented and updated by) Gary Meyer
I love the San Francisco Silent Film Festival, but it can wear a body down. Especially this year, with 21 programs and a party over the course of four days and five nights. For three of those days, the first screening starts at 10:00 a.m., and the last one starts at 9:30 p.m. The human body isn’t built for that much fun sitting down. Continue reading
by Peter Moore
Our friend Max is allergic to wheat. He is gluten-free, but not in the sense of the estimated 30% of Americans who are shunning wheat due to currently trendy pseudo-science; rather, Max is gluten-free in the sense that, if he has anything with wheat, there will be an epi-pen and ER visit involved. Continue reading
Once again Charlie Hallowell and his team at Penrose/Boot & Shoe/Pizzaiolo host their monthly Sunday Suppers, where you get a lot of delicious food and drink served family-style while raising money for a great local nonprofit, the HOPE Collaborative. HOPE Collaborative works to support community-driven, environmental changes to reduce health inequities within the most vulnerable communities of the Oakland flatlands. Continue reading
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