Lou Fancher is a local journalist based in Oakland, California. With a focus on the arts, community events, and local news, Lou's articles provide a unique perspective on the vibrant culture and happenings in the Bay Area. Lou's work has been featured in various publications, including 48 Hills, East Bay Times, The Mercury News, and San Francisco Examiner.
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Lou's coverage primarily focuses on local events, arts and culture, education, and personal profiles within Oakland and the broader California area. Based on her article titles and themes covered, Lou is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique local events, human interest stories or personal profiles of individuals making a difference in the community.
Given her focus on expert commentary and event coverage, she may be receptive to pitches offering interviews with local artists or experts involved in community initiatives. Pitches related to educational programs or unique aspects of local arts and culture would also align well with her coverage.
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By: Lou Fancher
African-American Shakespeare Company’s annual holiday production of “Cinderella” in San Francisco’s Herbst Theatre on Dec. 20-22 has been reenvisioned.
By: Lou Fancher
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Downtown dining and entertainment venue at Broadway Plaza opens its doors
Art, science and technology bend the boundaries of perception in dazzling, immersive installations in the Exploratorium's annual “Glow” exhibition on view through Jan. 26 in San Francisco.
By: Dick Spotswood
Located on two floors at 1115 Broadway Plaza, the downtown dining and entertainment venue occupies 25,000 square feet and offers mostly Italian-American cuisine, handcrafted cockt ...
Nearly 50 paintings by Amy Sherald, well known for her realist portraits of Black people, are on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in the artist's first mid-career survey.
Lesher Center audiences to become juries, decide verdicts Jan. 16-26 in ‘Spontaneous Mockery’ of longtime TV show
Underground libraries, James Baldwin for tykes, Margaret Atwood afloat: Our favorites from a year that kept pages turning
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