DATEBOOK

As we all continue to shelter in place, Datebook wants to help you discover arts and entertainment you can enjoy from home. In case you missed them, here are some of our latest stories on datebook.sf chronicle.com:

Deadhead pool party:

The Summer of Love may have actually started in 1966, not ‘67, at a party in a rundown Novato estate rented by the Grateful Dead. Herbie Greene was the only photographer to capture the scene, and his photos are being featured at a new exhibit at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art. “Marin’s Rock Art Scene” opens Sept. 12.

Peak S.F.:

We chat with cartoonist Keith Knight, who pays tribute to he Bay Area through “Woke,” a new comedy series that wants you to laugh and think more about social justice.