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BART platforms: The unexpected thing I missed most during the pandemic
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Oakland Black Pride Month: Inside/Out! Pride 2021
The stellar lineup is full of fun activities and events, including a schedule of diverse online panels and classes, a queer pub crawl, “Breaking Bread Benefit Dinner,” a “Skate for Pride” dance party and an expo in Jingletown. Enter the “Queer Kickball Tournament,” and join the “Slayers Ball” 21 and older party at the Bridge Yard on June 27.
June 1-27. For more information, go to oaklandblackpride.org
Joe Hawkins, pictured in 2014, was named the legacy grand marshal for Oakland’s first Pride parade. Photo: Paul Chinn / The Chronicle
San Mateo County 2021 Virtual Pride Celebration: As Diverse as the Universe
Anne Schrager May 27, 2021
July Fourth firework light up the Marin County Fair in San Rafael in 2004. The fair plans to go mostly virtual this year. Photo: Craig Lee / The Chronicle 2004
Summer is around the corner, and with it comes a hopeful start to festival season in the Bay Area. Though growing pains are apparent, local guidelines for large gatherings continue to ease, and some of the popular county fairs and festivals have started unveiling plans for their in-person, virtual and hybrid offerings. After last summer saw the cancellation of most traditional summer outings, it’s about time to get footloose and fancy free.
The middle finger, dirty looks and yelling: S.F. mask shamers are still going strong
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1of3Folks enjoy their afternoon at Golden Gate Park on Saturday, April 24, 2021, in San Francisco, Calif. This story will analyze parking meter data during the pandemic as a way to illustrate where people in San Francisco are driving to, and how new habits and attractions have formed throughout the pandemic. Our preliminary analysis shows that parking meters near outdoor attractions like Golden Gate Park (our Data Desk is focusing on data visualizations of blocks on Irving and Stanyan Streets near the edges of the park) are being utilized at or above pre-pandemic levels, while meters in downtown have seen steeper decreases in usage.Yalonda M. James/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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