Last weekend and just in time for Pride, a new art installation was revealed on the windows outside the former restaurant and bar Harvey's and smoke shop Puff 'n Stuff at 18th and Castro streets.

In a joint hearing on Thursday that lasted over seven hours, the San Francisco Planning and Historic Preservation Commissions approved Another Planet Entertainment's proposed changes to the 101-year-old Castro Theatre.

With Pride Month officially kicking off last week, the Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set to return in the coming weeks — but in its original, non-illuminated, canvas form.

Haitian American artist Serge Gay Jr. has painted a new mural on the side of Castro gift shop Local Take, adjacent to the public parking lot behind Walgreens.

On Monday, the Nasser family released a letter rebuking the Castro Theatre Conservancy's (CTC) proposal to take over the historic theatre.

On Thursday, the nonprofit Castro Theatre Conservancy announced its alternate operating plan for the historic Castro Theatre, which includes a major capital campaign, and a pledge to show films in repertory 200 days per year.

After a couple of false restarts, the Castro Art Walk returned earlier this month after a nearly year-long hiatus.

On Thursday, the Castro Merchants voted to conditionally support Another Planet Entertainment's proposed changes to the 100-year-old Castro Theatre.

On Monday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' Land Use Committee delayed its vote for two weeks on updating the landmark status of the historic Castro Theatre (429 Castro St).

On Monday, San Francisco drag icon, club owner, and LGBTQ community leader Heklina passed away unexpectedly.

Last week, Another Planet Entertainment (APE) took Hoodline on a 'behind the seats' tour of the historic Castro Theatre, which included viewing a mockup of the proposed seating changes and touring the backstage area.

On Wednesday, the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) voted unanimously in support of recommending the expansion of the Castro Theatre's landmark designation to the Board of Supervisors.

Last week at the monthly virtual Castro Merchants membership meeting the group announced that it has declined to sign a letter in support of Another Planet Entertainment's proposed changes to the 100-year-old Castro Theatre.