There's a new addition to the Lower Haight art scene: Luggage Store Projects gallery at 457 Haight.

A group of Oak Street neighbors has organized a holiday clothing drive to help locals families in need.

The folks at Noise Pop plan to run the Swedish American Hall as a "dinner-theater inspired" music venue.

Consistent 5-star ratings from customers aren't the only thing that sets The Light Fantastic Salonspa apart.

On the eve of the debut of his new show, artist Sam Flores welcomes Hoodline inside his colorful world.

After 45 years in business at 505 Haight St., William "Mac" McElroy has closed up Aquarius Barber Shop for good.

Meet the Divisadero activist who's championing a "Yes In My Backyard" approach to the neighborhood.

The neighborhood's newest restaurant is Ming Yao H, now open at 525 Haight St.

A neighborhood group has offered to buy the Harding Theater, only to find that it's "not for sale."

An exhibit of photographs from San Francisco in the '40s and '50s opens at the Harvey Milk Photo Center tomorrow.

Megan Johnson of the Animal House gives us a rundown of the 10 hottest Halloween costumes for pets this year.

Bean There, the friendly neighborhood cafe at Waller and Steiner, will soon be celebrating its 20th anniversary.

Japanese artist and illustrator Usugrow is having his first stateside solo show since 2007 at the Lower Haight’s FIFTY24SF gallery.