Here's what you missed this week—and won't want to miss this weekend in SoMa.

Try mooncakes and tea and learn about the history and culture of the autumn moon festival at Friday evening's event.

The pilot program, Art Night SF, aims to activate UN Plaza and generate more exposure for San Francisco artists.

Written by Telegraph Hill resident Ernie Beyl, the new book profiles dozens of San Franciscans who gave the city its culture and charisma.

The "AIDS comedy," which stars James Roday and Danny Glover, will shoot at Uva Enoteca on Thursday.

Due to a major rent increase, the neighborhood has lost a small, but beloved, institution.

The Tenderloin Museum's next film night features Transgender Tuesdays, the nation's first primary care clinic specifically for the transgender community.

The festival runs all weekend on Grant and Pacific and will feature music, 200 vendors, the Dragon Parade, a dog talent and fashion show and more.

The new plaza will necessitate closing Vallejo between Columbus and Grant for three months, and some neighbors are displeased.

The festival started as a small fundraiser for a Chinatown nonprofit, but next weekend's event will be the largest of its kind in the US.

Whether or not a buyer is found, the renowned video store is moving out by the end of the year.

Brian Barneclo's mural went up on Rare Device (600 Divisadero) in June, and was defaced earlier this week.

This weekend: a bigger Alembic debuts, plus film, music and more.