Mayor Breed sounded less than thrilled that 4/20 is around the corner in a Monday press conference on the topic, and laid out the new rules now that there will be legal cannabis sales that day in Golden Gate Park.

North Beach resident and artist Jeremy Fish is excited about The Fish Tank, his new gallery and studio located at 1331 Grant Ave. But he’s even more thrilled to be part of the renaissance his beloved neighborhood is experiencing now that the worst of the pandemic — knock on wood — is behind us.  

Mountain Winery in Saratoga has just released an impressive lineup of musical acts and comedians slated to play over the next six months as part of its first full concert season in three years.

The San Francisco International Film Festival returns to the Castro and other SF theaters, with Michelle Yeoh, Ron Howard’s new Chef José Andrés documentary, and Michael K. Williams’ final screen performance.

More details continue to emerge about Another Planet Entertainment's plans for the renovation of the historic Castro Theatre, including the hiring of BuildOut California, an association of LGBT construction firms and trades.

With COVID restrictions all but gone, organizers of the San Jose Jazz Summer Fest, formerly known as the San Jose Jazz Festival, have released the lineup of artists and are more optimistic than ever that they can pack this year’s event.

We now have some hints about changes being made inside the Castro Theatre via plans that have been filed with the city.

The SF Historic Preservation Commission has given the OK for the 109-year-old Clay Theatre to become an official landmark, but debunked a few rumors — and no, John Waters’ ‘Pink Flamingos’ did not premiere there.

Friday night is opening night for Crybaby, which fills the big shoes and big neon guitar sign of the Uptown Nightclub.

To show gratitude for the store’s loyal customer base and support local writers, Bookshop West Portal is kicking off its weekend live-reading series Sunday, March 6, which will run until the end of the month.

Last week, the Rainbow Honor Walk announced 24 new LGBT luminaries who'll be honored with street plaques in the Castro.

On Sunday, the Black Joy Parade again filled the streets of downtown Oakland with music, laughter, and, of course, joy.

San Francisco's Chinese New Year Festival and Parade made its “roaring” return after a forced pandemic pause last year.