7x7 Magazine has chosen several Lower Haight businesses for its Best of 2010 issue.

Check out this time-lapse video of the inaugural Hayes Valley Farm Film Night, from the prep work to the screening itself.

Pearla Louis, the woman found in a suitcase in the Bay last week, spent time near Duboce and Church. Police need your help solving this homicide.

Katz Bagels on Haight Street is applying for a permit to open its backyard space to customers for outdoor dining.

A vent face peeks out from this week's Where in the Lower Haight quiz.

A new cafe called Panini has opened in the space formerly occupied by On the Corner, at Oak and Divisadero.

Three Twins Ice Cream is having a $1 scoop sale tomorrow in recognition of Harvey Milk Day.

Tonight, Animal House on Fillmore and Waller throws a discount shopping night to benefit AIDS LifeCycle.

Multiple Lower Haight businesses won accolades in the SF Weekly Best of 2010 Poll

Lower Haight resident Jess Galli competed in Sunday's SF Food Wars competition at Thirstybear.

Estrella Taqueria has suddenly opened at 533 Haight, in La Carreta Taqueria's old space.

Hayes Valley Farm hosts its first-ever Film Night tonight, showing the 2009 film "Dirt."

Rooky Ricardo Records hosts a commercial shoot, and owner Dick Vivian receives an award from the city this week.