Dogpatch

The first-ever Portola Music Festival — the two-day concert series that was held this past weekend on Pier 80 — included outstanding performances from famous acts like Charli XCX and Flume, but the festival's high points were kicked down a notch due to long lines and dangerous crowd conditions.

San Francisco’s hit Greek restaurant is about a month away from opening its biggest location in the city. Souvla has taken over the large space at 2505 Third Street in the Dogpatch, formerly Magnolia's brewery.

Coming off a two-year hiatus spurred by the pandemic, the San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF) at Minnesota Street Project will debut this Thursday, July 14, to the public — allowing local, national, and international publishers to exhibit their works to an estimated 50,000-plus visitors over four days.

Grammy winners Flume, Chemical Brothers, M.I.A, and Fatboy Slim are coming to SF’s newest music festival, though the Portola Music Festival will be located more in Dogpatch.

Well-loved, 11-year-old Dogpatch ice cream shop Mr. & Mrs. Miscellaneous (699 22nd St.) is remaining open as an ice cream shop, however its co-founder and owner, Annabelle Topacio, has sold it to a new owner, and its name will be changing to Sunday Social come October.

The 55th Super Bowl kicks off this Sunday with the Kansas City Chiefs aiming to defend their title against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Looking for some food and libation options to enjoy while watching the game at home? From hearty brisket slider kits to Spanish-influenced snack packages, we’ve got you covered.

The past seven months have encouraged San Franciscans to reacquaint themselves with city parks — and now, there’s a new one to explore that even includes an accessible beach and two-acre grassy lawn.

Stand-up paddle boarder Adam Zolot hopes to introduce neighbors to a "great social distancing activity" at the Dogpatch's new park.

Two neighborhood boutiques are also closing.

Plus, Alamo Square has a new sandwich shop that's getting lots of neighborhood attention.

The new market, currently in its soft opening, brings fresh produce and essential goods to an area that has previously been called a “food desert.”

While owners Chris and Lila Tavelli decided to close Pause, they will keep Yield open while ramping up their delivery service, Quarantine Wine Club.

Plus, a 65-year-old Union Square steakhouse is moving to a new location.

Here's what you can do in San Francisco this weekend.

The latest SF food news includes a trio of closures and intel on an impending food festival.

Get ready to board bus shuttles at Embarcadero station for yet another T-Third shutdown

It won't be the last bus substitution for the T-Third line this year.

Next week, Hospitality House will host an art auction to benefit its community arts program, which turns 50 this year.

The UCSF Mission Bay station platform will remain closed through April.

From lectures on visual storytelling to emergency response training, here are some top community and cultural events coming to SF this week.

During the closures, T-Third trains will only operate from Balboa Park to Embarcadero station.

From ice skating to spirit tasting, we've got your weekend covered.

For part of November and December and nearly all of January and February, the T line will run bus shuttles from Embarcadero to Bayshore.

"It's with heavy hearts that we bid farewell to someone as loving, funny, and talented as Kelsey O'Leary," the bar posted on Facebook.

Plus, the San Francisco Street Food Festival is this weekend.