Here's a recap of our first full week of reporting in the Outer Sunset, plus info on everything to do in the neighborhood this weekend.

Catch up on housing and business news, and check out what's happening over the weekend, including Sketchfest and the Vintage Paper Fair.

The race, which benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities, kicks off at 7:30am and will cause some morning road closures in Golden Gate Park and along the Great Highway.

We recap your first week of 2016 and preview the weekend's events, including the annual Dahlia Dell Digout and a free cooking class.

Need a little enticement to stick to your New Year's resolution? The UCSF fitness center is holding a free open house through January 10th, with sign-up fees waived through the end of the month.

The arts nonprofit worked with the community to design and paint the mural, and have already received requests to extend it.

Through "bioblitzes" and a smartphone app called iNaturalist, amateur scientists are documenting biodiversity in their back yards and helping the experts answer important questions.

Brooklyn-based Tinkergarten expanded to the Bay Area this fall and starts up their next GGP class series in January.

The holiday tradition returns Thursday evening from 4pm to 8pm with rides, games, caroling, a snow play area, a cookie factory, and a visit from Santa himself.

The city's light art festival features tours and events, and has doubled its collection of light installations to 27 locations.

Linda Holman created the self-guided Sunset Pub Crawl game through her company, Shinteki; it's played by visiting five neighborhood bars.

Also in the mix are an end-of-season plant sale, a free kitchen swap, and a concert by the SF Soundwave Chorus.

As part of the Shared Schoolyards project, Grattan's schoolyard will now be open to the public on weekends from 9am-4pm.