If you're ready to flirt with the forecasted rain, this week in the Haight is all about parks, live music, new books and more.

The organization, which gives the Haight's homeless youth beds in exchange for street-cleaning work, has gotten a big boost.

If you've passed Haight & Cole this morning, you might have noticed a pile of month-old bloodhound-shepherd puppies hanging out under a purple afghan.

For the next month, Crepes On Cole is hosting a display of work from renowned photographer Ernst Scheidegger.

Park cleanups and walking tours, live music and comedy, a booze workshop and more.

We've confirmed that an ice cream spot is moving into the former Rusu Style/Fizzary space, but details are otherwise sparse.

On deck for your St. Patrick's Day recovery in the Haight: live music, nude drawing, mystical math and more.

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' marketing is the latest in a string of commercial vandalism that's drawn local ire.

Cole Valley Antiques, formerly on Cole Street, has relocated to sell out of Past Perfect at 854 Stanyan.

Curated by Vogue's Andre Leon Talley, the exhibit pays tribute to the iconic designer, who died in 2014.

We have all the info on street closures from Park Station, as well as more details on how city departments will handle the chaotic event.

After a little vacation, Dino has shown back up on the Anthem doorstep

The new gym, from a husband-and-wife duo of fitness industry veterans, will be right next door to Bacon Bacon on Frederick.