If you were wondering what all the camera crews were doing yesterday in the Castro, we've got the skinny.

The bronze plaques commemorating Harvey Milk's legacy have been placed back in front of his old camera shop.

According to a Facebook post from Cleve Jones, members of the community will be celebrating the release of the United States Post Office's Harvey Milk commemorative stamps next Thursday, May 22nd, b

The GLBT History Museum is holding the grand opening of their newest exhibit "Queer Past Becomes Present" this evening.

The Castro Community Benefit District released a draft summary of the 20 facts about the Castro area to be stamped on Castro's sidewalks with the completion of the streetscape project

It's wet outside and a little bit windy, but if you're still itching to head out of the house/apartment/micro-apartment today we've got a couple of options.

SF Gate announced yesterday the art show opening of "Portraits From the Castro" the retrospective of the late Beth Van Hoesen's (1926-2010) never-before-seen or rarely exhibited work this Friday.

'Looking', the HBO series filmed in the Castro and throughout the City that we've been following since inception, has released a second longer trailer touting its comedic Queer boy wares.

It was announced this week that the Castro's historic and beloved live music sister venues, Cafe Du Nord and the Swedish American Hall (2170 Market Street), have been sold.

David Weissman's latest film, We Were Here, the monumental documentary homage about San Francisco's early response to the AIDS pandemic, returns to the Castro Theater on World AIDS Day this Sunday D

Since the Biscuits inception we've posted about different works of street art that have popped up in the neighborhood as we've come across them.

Fall has finally arrived.

According to a tweet from the San Francisco Film Commission first caught by our pals over at Haighteration the new HBO queer boy comedy, Looking, being shot throughout the Castro and City since Septem