An art exhibit celebrating LGBT women of color, a screening of the Oscar Best Picture winner, and much more are on the docket this weekend.

Focusing on small-production California wineries, the shop has kept its unique personality, even after an ownership change.

A casual grab-and-go eatery with a focus on healthy Asian dishes is coming to 15th & Church.

Urban Bazaar, the Inner Sunset boutique specializing in handcrafted products by local artists, will close in early March.

The Castro has lots on its schedule this weekend, from the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race to a swanky Oscar viewing party.

"Walked by Hamburger Mary's on Castro Street yesterday and noticed new furniture has been delivered," reports tipster Bryan G. "Today, the doors are open and looks like more stuff is being delivered."

While there are fewer crimes to report this time around, we still saw some notable incidents, especially near Twin Peaks.

After 13 years, the tea shop is moving on to a new location at SFO, and will be replaced by a new outpost for the Marina-based French bakery.

At the end of this month, Market Street staple Sullivan's Funeral Home, in business since 1924, will close its doors and relocate to Daly City.

Peter Greene, longtime owner of the Castro travel agency Now, Voyager, died last week in Palm Springs at the age of 61.

Mysteriously closed since at least Sunday, the diner now has a notice in the window from its landlord that it hasn't paid rent, and that the property will be considered abandoned if it doesn't pay up.

Here's your guide to what's going on around the Castro this weekend, including a musical, a flower crown workshop and a sing-a-long.

The Internet has been aflutter with the news that one of the city's last 24-hour diners has closed. Information is still scarce, but it appears that a Health Department shutdown wasn't the issue.