We caught up with last weekend's BayviewLIVE! Festival muralists and learned that more murals are on the way.

Ghoulish displays in Corona Heights and the Castro underscore the disappearing art of Halloween.

From big screen avatars to a self-drifting DeLorean, Saturday's show by Tested.com promises all kinds of 'oohs and ahhs.'

One of the more concentrated neighborhoods offering Open Studios this year is the Richmond. Here's your roster.

Castro businesses say Halloween isn't what it used to be. Is that a good thing?

Take an art walk this weekend through the Sunset's Open Studios to explore (and acquire) some visual flair and support local makers.

There's plenty of opportunities to put on your costume and celebrate Halloween in the Castro, all weekend long.

Open Studios is coming to the Haight and Cole Valley this weekend, allowing locals to visit a full roster of artists' studios across multiple media.

Local families can enjoy a haunted house, trick-or-treating, live entertainers and more on the day before Halloween.

Two neighbors complained to Public Works that the mural was "not a mural" and "not legitimate art."

From the 1970s to 1989, David de Alba was well-known around town for his impersonations of female icons at North Beach's Finocchio’s, and styling locals at his Potrero Hill salon.

Founded by Danish immigrants in 1906, St. Francis has survived two earthquakes and has been a neighborhood cornerstone for over a century.

The futuristic fashion show's opening night was complete with plenty of LED-lit accessories, drones and a well-dressed llama.