SF is packed with a cadre of unusual and one-of-a-kind events to check out this weekend from the annual SF Street Food Fest running both Saturday and Sunday in the Mission to the eighth installment of

Mona Caron, the artist who created the Duboce Bikeway Mural behind Safeway, is at it again making the neighborhood a bit more beautiful for everyone.

This week-end will see a couple extra hundred thousand people invade the City for the annual, sold-out, Outside Lands Music Festival in Golden Gate Park and the ongoing America Cup sailing races tha

The weekend approaches and the neighborhood is chock-full of fun-filled clubs, movies and events.

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Tucked behind the historic MUNI F trolley line station Castro's newest store for all things cool has just opened at 3979B 17th Street between Castro and Hartford streets called Local Take.

UPDATE: Nine year, NFL veteran and new member of the Oakland Raiders, Chris Kluwe, reading at Castro's Books Inc was standing room only on Tuesday as more than eighty people packed Castro's Books  I

2013 SF Pride Week End is in the history books denoting impressive society changes thanks to the US Supreme Court dismantling Prop 8 and the pulling the fangs out of DOMA.

What a historic week-end in the Castro.

UPDATE: July 02-Crowd estimates from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and Castro Community on Patrol have now been raised to 150,000-double earlier reports.

Following the 9th Circuit Federal Court ruling Friday to drop the stay on Gays and Lesbians to marry in California, same-sex couples are now reportedly getting married all over the Castro, atop Twin

The Castro is bursting at the seems with events, parties and madness celebrating LGBT Pride Month in San Francisco.

Yesterday was a historic day for the LGBT marriage equality movement throughout the United States after the Supreme Court's ruling that left California's Prop 8 without a leg to stand on and dismant