San Francisco celebrates the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary with a series of events, including a Dead & Company concert, boosting the economy with increased tourism and local engagement.

CMT San Jose concludes its summer series with "Frozen," marking Artistic Director Kevin Hauge's retirement after 30 years. This special production features new songs and runs from July 25 to August 3, 2025.

San Francisco's Oasis drag club has announced it will close by January 2026, due to financial struggles, with plans to continue supporting queer arts through Oasis Arts.

Photos showcase how SF Art Book Fair's eighth edition transformed Minnesota Street Project into a packed celebration of independent publishing, sprawling across four buildings with over 150 exhibitors from around the world.

A massive sea serpent has decided to make Golden Gate Park its new home. And before you start googling "cryptozoology," this particular mythic creature is very much the work of human hands—5,000 hand-forged iridescent scales, to be exact.

The summer blockbuster season is in full swing after the release of Jurassic World Rebirth and the upcoming release of Superman - yet the Castro Theatre's doors remain closed for another year as the theatre undergoes much-needed renovations.

Indie band Deerhoof quits Spotify over CEO Daniel Ek's investment in AI defense tech firm Helsing, prioritizing their ethical stance despite potential financial impacts.

The Drawing Room, an art hub in the Richmond district, closes its Clement Street location to move to larger spaces in the Mission district, continuing its artistic mission and programs.

A new large-scale Pride Flag mural has been completed on the pavement at Castro's Jane Warner Plaza.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Pink Triangle was extensively vandalized, and a suspect has been arrested.

The Clay Theatre in San Francisco is set to revive by 2026 after being closed for five years, with Neil Mehta leading the investment and Ted Gerike as the creative director, promising a renovated space with 200 seats and over 500 annual screenings.

Frank and Lida Lee are selling their Marina and Presidio theaters, long-standing fixtures of San Francisco's independent film scene. They hope to find a buyer who can adapt the theaters to changing times and maintain their cultural legacy.

The SFO Museum received an AASLH Award of Excellence for its "Rosie the Riveter: Womanpower in Wartime" exhibit, praised for connecting past and present.