"When We Rise," from the writer and director of "Milk," will star Guy Pearce, Rachel Griffiths, and Mary-Louise Parker, and shoot in SF later this month.

The Castro cable car, which traveled back and forth between 18th and 26th streets along Castro Street, was replaced by the 24-Divisadero bus line in 1941.

A surreal scene is unfolding today in front of City Hall, as several white, inflatable rabbits, some up to 23 feet tall, are taking over the plaza as part of an art installation.

Get a taste of the boho past with a weekly series of Beat poetry and music at Top of the Mark this month, in partnership with the Beat Museum.

You've heard about the CIA's Cold War-era LSD-fueled experiments, but did you know that one of the more depraved ongoing operations took place inside a Telegraph Hill house at 225 Chestnut St.?

“Out on Divisadero, I think you will see it all, over time,” says Kathy Drasky, the photographer behind the blog Divisadero Corridor.

Skateboard star Tony Hawk was in SoMa today in support of local skateparks.

The current exhibits include the first major, comprehensive retrospective of Bill Graham, the SF-based impresario who shaped generations of music.

After opening the Tenderloin gallery five years ago, Ever Gold is joining the Minnesota Street Project in the Dogpatch.

Friends of the SFPL is behind this weekend's blowout used book sale at Fort Mason.

Art shows, live music and discounted merch will all be on offer at tomorrow night's popular Lower Haight art walk.

The exhibit seeks to challenge the notion of a “finished” work by letting the art-making become the show.

The Upper Haight Grounds was once the city's premier baseball park, drawing local and national teams—and even a king.