Art openings, live DJs, discounts and funnel cakes: get 'em all at tomorrow night's annual holiday event.

Peek inside The Center, a self-proclaimed sanctuary for “transformation, consciousness and community.”

From now until December 23rd, you can buy trees of all sizes, garlands, wreaths, and mistletoe for a good cause.

A new summer program connects local high school students with professionals in fields that may feel out of reach.

A guide to brand new public art and exhibitions worth checking out in the Lower Haight right now.

We take a look at how the Central Freeway was replaced by the boulevard and park, in part three of our series.

The Panhandle Improvement Project is feeling a funding squeeze, and it's unclear how far plans can progress.

The Haight Street sewer line is being replaced; construction should take about five weeks.

Longtime local residents, the Green twins advocate for arts and marginalized communities.

Perhaps the biggest change at the corner market is the addition of a liquor selection.

The new campus, opening this fall, represents a major expansion for the Hayes Valley-based school.

Thanks to a grant from the Awesome Foundation, the artist is creating seating on circular bike racks.

The longtime local business owner and goth/trance musician talks to us about his shop, his music, and the neighborhood.

An iPhone, a laptop, jewelry, socks and a 1996 Honda Accord were all stolen in various incidents around the Lower Haight.

Bruce Beaudette is an instantly recognizable character known for his colorful and creative costumes, all year round.

There's a reason to pay more: all sales at the Lower Haight shop will benefit Friends of the Urban Forest.

Our picks for the best live music this month at venues across the area, from big concerts at the Independent to tiny restaurant and bar shows.

Expect hard-shell tacos, chicken chimichangas, bean dip, queso and more.

It wasn't just an earthquake that took down the freeway in Hayes Valley. Here's more, in part two of our ongoing series.

You may recognize the work of this Lower Haight resident and artist behind many surreal murals of years past.

The small studio provides DIY aficionados with a much-needed workspace.

Find vintage and Burning-Man-appropriate garb all day today and tomorrow at this semi-annual sidewalk sale.

One of the city's oldest, spookiest landmarks has housed a real-estate titan and a pioneering artist.

The Lower Haight record store has been a collectors' destination for more than 25 years.

New project Bohemia Redux aims to work with real estate investors to provide live/work space for artists.

The story of Katie, from homeless teen to homeless outreach volunteer.

The Thai restaurant has seen a lot of changes in almost three decades in the Lower Haight.

Non-permit parking time limits may be increased from two to four hours on Area Q blocks that serve churches.

Lower Haight resident discusses his personal styling brand, The Bellwether Project.

The local abstract artist debuts her first SF solo exhibition at the Luggage Store on Haight.

Richie Nakano and Christian Ciscle are planning to make "fun, simple" pop-ups a monthly occurrence.

Garlic noodles and banh mi sandwiches have arrived in the Lower Haight.

Founded as an underground operation in 2008, Sneaky's now has a bustling catering service and a weekly Divisadero pop-up.

Richie Nakano returns to Wing Wings from 6-10 tonight for a ramen pop-up.

New chef Anthony Rudkin promises Midwestern bar fare with a twist, including full-plate options served until 11pm.

From pork belly banh mi to honeyed bacon ice cream, everything on the menu today includes bacon.

The new Area Q, which loosely centers around Alamo Square, makes its debut today.

Expect used clothes, books and plenty of kids' items at the 18th annual sale, which is accepting donations all this week.

Tomorrow from noon to 6 pm, check out the Duboce Triangle Block Party on Noe between 14th and Henry Streets. The family-friendly event will have DJs, games, face-painting and BBQ for sale.

At around 9:35am, a CVS employee was assaulted during an attempted robbery.

The new fitness studio offers a range of 45-60 minute cardio and strength-training classes.

The tiny storefront in Duboce Triangle offers private cooking classes for 8-12 people, taught by veteran chef Joe Wittenbrook.

Parking control officers began issuing warnings on Sept. 1st, but real enforcement begins today.

The SFMTA has voted to increase parking limits from two hours to four hours for 15 blocks of the newly-created Area Q.

Real estate pamphlets advertising Lower Haight building as Hayes Valley are stolen and revised ones that read "Only a realtor could call this Hayes Valley. This is LOWER HAIGHT bitches!"

Despite initial hesitation, the building's owner will lease to another medical marijuana dispensary.

A year in, the eastbound Muni-only lanes seem to be improving transit efficiency.

Mike Stevens, the owner of Zip Zap Hair, will take over and renovate the Haight Street space.

The popular market returns for its fourth event in the Lower Haight, with live music and handmade goods from 100+ designers.

Chenault is showing off his handpress works in front of Merch and Yoshida has his ceramics displayed in Cove.

The Inner Richmond bike shop will offer bikes, accessories, repairs and rentals at its second location at Haight & Scott.

A book about cheddar, revamped menus, art exhibitions, and celebrity real estate in the neighborhood.

The ever-changing tides of Asian cuisine on the 500 block of Haight continue to ebb and flow.

Recently proposed plan includes pedestrian bulb-outs, improved lighting, more greenery and signage.

Kate Bolton talks about her four years at Maven, the changing industry and her next chapter.

The Market Street bar reopens after seven months, promising an eclectic rotating menu and expanded hours.

The salon has moved back into its original space after a yearlong retrofit and expansion, and now boasts a new look and more styling stations.

A tenant shares yet another account of rental shenanigans on the corner of Haight & Fillmore.

SPARC, the SoMa medical marijuana dispensary that hopes to open a second location in the Lower Haight's former Good Fellows space, is holding a community meeting this Monday, November 9th, at 6pm.

Traffic, illegal parking and offsite marijuana sales were major talking points at last night's public meeting with SPARC.

The Lower Haight restaurant is collecting food items for The City Eats, a nonprofit dedicated to feeding the homeless.

Residents and merchants will have a chance to weigh in on the two plans, designed to increase walkability, at two major meetings this week.

On Tuesday, a unanimous vote from the SFMTA Board of Directors approved the Wiggle Neighborhood Green Corridor Project, which has been in the works for more than two years.

The gallery will feature the work of local artists, as well as open mic nights, live music, community workshops and classes.

From 4-9pm today, Wing Wings' recurrent pop-up Batter by the Bay will be serving up Irish favorites, including fish n' chips, at 422 Haight St.

Andy Gilliland and Eric Ehler of Black Sands open up about the brewery and restaurant's first five months in the Lower Haight.

Though the owner says the closure will be temporary, the three-year-old restaurant is up for sale.

The SoMa marijuana dispensary will discuss its plans for a Lower Haight expansion at Two Jacks tonight, addressing issues tackled at its last meeting—like double-parking, safety and marijuana odor.

Security was the watchword at last night's second public meeting with the marijuana dispensary, which is hoping to open next summer.

With a student body that's 20 percent homeless, John Muir Elementary is home to some of the city's poorest kids. Here's how you can help make their holidays brighter.

Born in the Inn Richmond, the shop will offer repairs, accessories, rentals and storage available on The Wiggle.

After nearly a year of serving up Japanese fare at 531 Haight, Raijin Sushi appears to be officially closed for business. Its successor, Hot Zushi, has already put up its sign.

More greenery, lighting, and pedestrian/cyclist safety are neighbors' top priorities for the Lower Haight Public Realm Plan.

Sadly, breakfast tacos are no longer part of the plan.

The art and clothing shop is closing for "a lot of different reasons," and will refocus on online sales.

The Lower Haight's distinctively carved tree stump was knocked down earlier this week, reportedly by a driver parallel-parking on Haight Street.

The current and former District 3 Supervisors discussed Airbnb enforcement, Prop C and other issues Chiu is working on in Sacramento.

From band buttons to Beckett first editions, the rare-book dealer has amassed a unique array of items.

The Lower Haight's Squat & Gobble location has officially closed up shop.

The 17-mile race starts at Wing Wings, stops at five ice cream shops and ends at the other end of the Golden Gate Bridge.

This week, the Lower Haight finally gets a ramen spot.

The semi-annual event will be held in the afternoon tomorrow, with live music, a muralist, in-store discounts and ice cream.

One suspect, who was caught on security cameras, broke Revolver's front window and stole pants and a purse.