In case you aren't already aware, the 104th Bay to Breakers is this Sunday, and unless you're planning on getting out of town, you might want to check out SFMTA's announcement to help you get around all the road closures and transportation changes.
Now let's take a look at few highlights of events going on in and around the neighborhood.
Tonight, Grace Towers will be hosting a special edition of dickATnite at Moby Dick. This week's event will be a San Francisco reinterpretation of Beyonce's newly released album Lemonade.
Join District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener tomorrow on Bike To Work Day as he leads a commuter convoy to City Hall beginning at Jane Warner at 7:45am. If you can't make that, there are plenty of energizer stations along the way—stop by for free snacks and swag. Here are a few tips and tricks that'll help all you new riders out there.
Juanita More! and fashion designer Mr. David will host a special fashion extravaganza edition of Friday Nights at the deYoung celebrating 24 years of collaboration. Mr. David for Juanita More! 24 Years of More Runway Show promises over 3,000 costumes and creations from Juanita's storehouse. If you haven't already, this will be the perfect opportunity to check out the Oscar de la Renta retrospective which closes May 30th.
Carnie Asada, "the other white meat," launches Drag Me To Mega Motown Brunch this Saturday at the Lookout. Join her for what's sure to be a delicious and soulful afternoon of tasty food and funky beats.
Award-winning documentary film Agents of Change's Bay Area premiere is this Sunday at the Castro Theatre. The film "takes viewers to the crossroads of change and controversy at a pivotal time in American history" by following the efforts to create the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University and the fight for Black Studies at Cornell University. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers and SF State activist featured in the film.
Here's the full rundown of what's coming up this week and around n the Castro. For hundreds more events from around the city, visit hoodline.com/events—and to see your event featured in an upcoming events roundup, submit it here.
This Week In Castro News
- More Details On Castro's Forthcoming Restaurant/Bar 'Finn Town'
- Verve Coffee Confirms Church & Market Location, Summer Opening
- Local Filmmaker Jesse Moss On His SFIFF Closing Night Film, 'The Bandit'
- On Set With 'When We Rise,' Returning To Film In The Castro This Weekend
- Rotary International Gains Traction With New Castro/Noe Valley Club
- Left Turns, Bike Lanes, And More On SFMTA's Plans For Upper Market
- SF Transit Riders Union Launches Ambitious '30X30' Muni Campaign
- Starbelly Now Open Weekdays For Brunch, Complete With Free Wifi
- Castro Business Briefs: Apothecarium, Super Duper On Track & More
- Urgent Care Center Headed To Castro's Former RadioShack This Summer
- Photos: 'When We Rise' Transforms Castro Businesses For Throwback Shoot
- Meet L'Ardoise, A Duboce Triangle Favorite For French Comfort Food
- AHF Files Lawsuit In Castro Pharmacy Fight, Fails To Meet Deadline
- Castro Location Of Jeffrey's Natural Pet Foods Burglarized For 2nd Time In 5 Months
