This year, the free, two-day history showcase has added new programming about the Ohlone and other indigenous peoples of the Bay Area.

Top-price tickets for 'Hamilton' were $197 when they went on sale, but this Castro scalper is demanding an extraordinary $14K to check out the first Friday-night show of the megahit musical's SF run.

The Castro Merchants are looking for local artists to help them decorate store windows, in a two-week tribute to Milk.

The society hopes to partner with a developer to take the museum from 1,600 square feet in the Castro to 25,000-50,000 square feet downtown.

In 2014, Oakland overturned a decades-long ban on a game many think of as harmless amusement.

Quarters aren't just for doing laundry.

Comedy Central will host the first edition of Clusterfest, a major new comedy festival, at Civic Center Plaza in June.

"Register 7 made us want to make art," said Sara Brody, lyricist and publicist for the Market Street cash register.

The city's largest community art space offers nearly 100 courses in ceramics, glasswork and other creative pursuits.

LoHaMNA has $50K to spend on projects that beautify and/or encourage interaction in the neighborhood, and it's taking applications.

The author and playwright talks diversity in the Castro and her newest stage production, launching next month.

Sirron Norris' 'Bob’s Burgers' art on the Mission's Rhea's Cafe has been covered up, leaving neighbors and fans disappointed.

Have 12 hours to spare in Hayes Valley? Here's what to do.