Clear out your arteries and get hungry, because International Bacon Day is coming to Memphis Minnie's.

Word quickly spread this afternoon that 705 Divisadero, formerly home to Da' Pitt, will soon be getting a new tenant: 4505 Meats.

Neighborhood jingoism aside, there's a damn good reason you should buy this t-shirt.

We have an update on the big changes being planned for Kate's Kitchen, including clarifications about the hours, the menu, and yes, the name.

Yesterday the 600 block of Divisadero was taken over by a small army of artists commissioned by Absolut Vodka to transform the streetscape.

Hold onto your hushpuppies, folks. In the next couple of months, Kate's Kitchen will be getting a new menu, new hours, and a new name.

On Saturday, the mysterious Divisadero mural project will finally come to life. But that won't be the only art event in the neighborhood.

You can officially start getting excited, because a date has been set for the next Lower Haight Art Walk.

You know the 22-Fillmore, the 71-Haight, the 24-Divisadero and the 21-Hayes. But how about the 32-Oak?

The rumors are true: The Grind Cafe is planning to expand into the space next door, formerly home to P-Kok.

We haven't done one of these in a while, and it's a pretty quiet weekend, so today we turn the mic over to you.

The fillmmakers behind an upcoming documentary are looking for old photographs of the Lower Haight.

This Saturday, two annual events are going to have you shopping and drinking your daylight hours away.