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Issue 12 featuring HellaJam on the July 6th release.

Issue 12 featuring HellaJam on the July 6th release.

 

A note from our founder:

Hey there—this is Anthony! Thank you for finding yourself here, when I started Bob Cut, my goal was to just document the people, places, and things I loved about San Francisco. Whether it was talking to a ceramic artist, meeting a pop-up chef, discovering a cool body soap, this platform gave me the ability to discover.

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We partied like it was 2019. So much love, warmth, and human spirit to have in a backyard mixer with @thehellajam for our issue 12 release party ❤️ You have to check out the other photos with the link in our bio of the dancing, HAGS, and more summer love! Thank you to @empress_vintage for hosting us and to @westandwilder for keeping the party bubbly 🍍 📸: @justinewillard_

Ever heard the saying “dreaming with your eyes wide open?” I have, but I didn’t understand what it meant until just a few days ago when I got to experience the Asian Art Museum’s new immersive art installation straight from Tokyo, Japan. ⁠ ⁠ Sure, I might sound a bit dramatic, but dramatic is exactly what this experience is. Blooming flowers, swirls of butterflies, streams of light that dart across the walls like it’s a massive canvas. The Asian Art Museum’s new exhibit is alive with light, colors, and feeling, and you get to be a part of it.⁠ ⁠ The Tokyo-based art collective teamLab has brought its uniquely spectacular immersive digital experience to the U.S. for the first time and is making its debut at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum this coming weekend. // Read the full story to get the deets on tickets! 📸: @smileymaile14

Since their first sighting back in August by Marina residents, the goats of Fort Mason have been munching down and discovering some of SF's oldest treasures. "This is the smartest way for us to deal with the vegetation in these areas," said Josh Soltero, an irrigation/grounds worker in BART's grounds maintenance department who was keeping an eye on some 700 goats grazing near Fremont Station on a recent hot June day. The Spanish-Boer cross goats, contracted from a herding business, chomped away at the dry brush on a steep hillside, the type of terrain that can be hazardous to human groundskeepers using mowers, weed whackers and other power tools. // Read the full goat story with the link in our bio 🐑 // 📸: BART

As pride month has (technically) come to an end, the time has come once again for us to watch big businesses “de-rainbow” their logos, discontinue their pride-themed products, and, slowly but surely, fade back into hetero-normalcy. In this era of performative allyship and rainbow-washing, it can be difficult to discern good from bad when it comes to consumerism. But for all the cannabis lovers reading, we’ll make it easy. @GetSava is the only queer-owned, women-owned, and Latinx-owned cannabis delivery company serving the greater Bay Area, and they’re here to transform the cannabis industry bud by bud. // Get to know Sava's queer Latina founder with the link in our bio. 📸: @JENNIFERSKOG

This your sign to subscribe to #BobCutPlus—you'll get the new issue featuring @thehellajam on the cover! 💛 Read all through Jayme's motherhood journey and what imperfect sustainability means at it's core. // Go to the link in our bio to sign up today. Support local media 💛 // 📸: @rsdearden

Wellness has always played an important role in first-time-founder Rachael Gorjestani’s life. From childhood revelations, to nutrition school, to founding her adaptogen-based health & wellness brand @drinkgoldmine, Gorjestani is dedicated to flipping the narrative surrounding modern health and wellness.⁠ Health and wellness are trending, there’s no doubt about that. As Gorjestani describes, they’re “having a moment.” But Gorjestani noticed at a young age that modern wellness seems to follow a very strict script: one that tells us what to eat, how to workout, and exactly what is good for us. More importantly, she noticed that this script does not work for everyone, starting with those closest to her. // 💛 Read the full Goldmine story with the link in our bio 💛 // 📸: @juliastotz

While you’ve probably already celebrated LGTBQIA+ pride and allyship in The Castro, the city’s famously gay neighborhood, did you know that Polk Gulch was where you’d be celebrating gay pride from the 1950s to the early 1980s? ⁠ ⁠ Yes, Polk Street was the epicenter for LGTBQIA+-owned clothing stores, bars, nightclubs, parties, and more. As Pride comes to a close, it’s important to make sure both this locale and moment in gay history are known — which is why we are sharing information about Polk Gulch, its history, and its role as the original SF gay mecca. ⁠ ⁠ Go to the link in our bio to really learn some Pride history. // 📸: @jeremynovy

As a reminder: Pride extends beyond the month of June—Pride is all year round. Much like Black History Month, Women's History Month, Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Learning, growing, contributing to communities your time and money goes all year round. ✨ // 📸: @kai.and.camera

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