An official cancellation of the Dyke March earlier this week did not deter a small contingent of marchers — or the many just celebrating Pride weekend — from showing up to Dolores Park on Saturday. The park was full of revelers and the march, although somewhat smaller this year, went ahead as previously planned.

Thousands showed up to support and celebrate the trans community Friday for the 20th Anniversary of the Trans March. A “celebration of trans and gender non-conforming people”, the march is one of the largest trans events in the world and kicks off Pride weekend celebrations.

The “largest multicultural celebration on the West Coast” brought crowds and lots of cultural color to the Mission District over the weekend.

Thousands of runners and costumed participants flooded city streets on Sunday for the annual Bay to Breakers footrace.

Great Irish craic, in other words a good time, was had by all at the inaugural Céilí on the Lake Festival in Marin over the past weekend. The two-day festival celebrated the arrival of spring with traditional Irish dance, music, food, drink, and crafts at Marin County’s Lagoon Park. 

The sun was shining and the crowds were enthusiastic for Oakland’s 7th annual Black Joy Parade on Sunday. The parade and festival celebrate the Black experience and the Black community’s contribution to culture.

GLIDE’s Annual Holiday Jam returns this week to celebrate Reverend Cecil Williams's 60th anniversary with the organization. The live concert will take place at the Masonic Auditorium on Thursday, November 9.

There were a lot of music options in SF over the weekend, but you missed out if you didn’t get down to see the long-time favorite — and free! — Hardly Strictly Bluegrass.

IKEA San Francisco will celebrate its grand opening at the 945 Market Street location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Latin rhythms will be reverberating in the Mission tonight (Friday 7/14) as the live music and entertainment event Fiesta Latina brings the beats to venue Brick & Mortar Music Hall.

The 53rd annual SF Pride Celebration and Parade brought the color, the community, and the crowds to the streets of San Francisco over the weekend.

Kids' clothing store The Kira Shop was able to reopen its doors last week, months after a fire caused the Inner Sunset shop to close temporarily.

The city of San Francisco kicked off its Juneteenth celebrations with the first annual Juneteenth Parade on Saturday.