Saul Sugarman

Beginning Dec. 1, Peacock Meadow will be illuminated by 2,000 LEDs that will be entwined within and surrounding three sculptural trees. “Entwined,” as it’s called, is an installation by Bay Area artist Charles Gadeken, and it is part of a small series of activities to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Golden Gate Park during the pandemic.

Looking to make and donate hand-sewn masks in SF? Here's where to send them — and where to skip for now.

SF's beauty experts have been advising their clients from afar — and are willing to dispense a little free advice to the rest of us.

SF has one of America's largest populations of HIV-positive people, with more than two-thirds of them over 60.

Fundraiser AIDS/LifeCycle will not return this year due to COVID-19 concerns, halting an annual tradition for the first time since it began in 2002.

Bar and venue closures have been particularly hard on the LGBTQ+ nightlife community and its performers. Here's how they're weathering the storm.

Prior to the shelter-in-place order, the SoMa location of the furniture chain announced it was set to close on March 25.

Hoodline spoke recently to performers, bar owners, photographers, and stagehands about the cancellations, which they say have severely affected their work and income streams.

Many San Francisco venues and organizers are halting large and small gatherings this month in an effort to stymie the spread of COVID-19. We rounded up a list of them for you.

Two San Franciscans have been hospitalized with COVID-19, while Lowell High has closed out of caution over a student exposed to a patient.

Many shoppers assumed the store's empty shelves heralded a closure — but Walgreens says it's all due to shoplifting.

The popular Potrero Hill studio is offering a twist at its new location: the opportunity to work with wood, as well as clay.

Following two high-profile incidents, a number of retailers told Hoodline they're seeing widespread issues with vandalism and robbery in the neighborhood.