The San Francisco Main Library features a new mural celebrating Indigenous knowledge and history, in collaboration with artist Belen Islas and the Association of the Ramaytush Ohlone.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass drew huge crowds over the weekend as it celebrated its 25th year. The free music festival takes over large swathes of Golden Gate Park the first weekend of October each year, welcoming musicians and music lovers alike. Close to eighty musical acts performed during the sunny three-day span.

Castro clay and pottery enthusiasts will soon have two new spaces to work on their art projects.

On Tuesday, Another Planet Entertainment (APE) announced that Grammy-winning singer Sam Smith will kick off the reopening of The Castro (previ...

A new generation of budget-conscious San Franciscans has discovered what collectors have known for decades—the best luxury deals hide in Pacific Heights estate sales. This morning's crowd at 2101 Divisadero proved TikTok has turned estate sale hunting from niche hobby into mainstream weekend activity for young residents seeking designer goods at fraction-of-retail prices.

On Thursday, Another Planet Entertainment (APE) announced that the Castro Theatre would reopen in February 2026 — although with a new name.

Artist Ned Kahn’s new kinetic sculpture Canopy of Sky debuts at Treasure Island’s Cityside Park, featuring 7,000 discs that dance with wind and fog.

Shaboozey headlined a free concert in San Francisco to celebrate Empire's 15th anniversary, receiving a Diamond Award and acclaim for the city's cultural revival.

San Francisco celebrates the 150th anniversary of Lotta's Fountain, a historic landmark, with an online history program, special library card, and a lighting event at City Hall. The fountain is a beacon of the city's resilience and history.

San Francisco Arts Commission's 2025 Art on Market Street Poster Series, showcasing ten posters under the theme "Things," celebrates city's culture and history.

The SFAC Main Gallery presents "To Bright Disturbances," exploring themes of land use and human-environment interactions through various artistic works.

Esa-Pekka Salonen, after his tenure with the SF Symphony, is taking on roles with the LA Philharmonic as Creative Director and with the Philharmonie de Paris as Creativity and Innovation Chair and Principal Conductor.

A historic Oakland mural depicting Ohlone Native Americans is under threat of being painted over due to complaints about its nudity, sparking local debate on its cultural and educational value.