Julie Zigoris is an Arts & Culture Reporter at The San Francisco Standard. She covers a diverse range of themes including animals, culture, society, and architecture, with a particular focus on California and San Francisco. Julie's work has been featured in notable publications such as KQED, Sonoma County Gazette, HuffPost, and SFGate.
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Julie Zigoris predominantly covers local events and lifestyle in San Francisco. Her articles focus on entertainment news, house & home, beauty & fashion, and food & beverage topics related to the city.
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By: Julie Zigoris
A top priority for the company: mounting Chinese productions and bringing in Asian audiences.
By: Julie Zigoris
For years, the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco discussed the idea of an open-call exhibition, a major show in which any California-residing, Jewish-identifying artist could submit their work.
By: Julie Zigoris
‘Out of the way, yet convenient to everything’: How West Portal put itself on the map as a destination.
By: Julie Zigoris
He died in the Holocaust, his work all but forgotten. Then 38 pieces of his art turned up on a cement bench at Crane Cove Park.
Nearly two dozen artists showed up at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday in matching shirts and sailor hats, determined to make
Submitted by: Julie Draskoczy Zigoris, Occidental Breed: Schnauzer mutt Hometown: Occidental Age: 1 Likes: Puppy playdates, snuggling, warm chicken, and chewing on shoes Dislikes: Being left alone Fun fact: Gus was originally named “Schroeder” after the piano-playing character in Peanuts.
Sondra Price points to her mother, Doris Price, in a photo with Franklin Florence, Malcolm X and Constance Mitchell. Marissa Leshnov for HuffPost
By: Julie Zigoris
The civil rights activist stood next to Malcolm X at his last public speech. So why was she erased from history?
After a monthslong battle, the experiential Gregangelo Museum is protected as a landmark — and will remain a haven for artists.
A former waiter has spent 50 years building an alternative archive of San Francisco in his Victorian in Alamo Square.
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