Neighborhood events to keep you busy this Christmas week, weekend and beyond.

Get in the holiday spirit with a walking tour of the neighborhood's seasonal decorations.

A crowbar assault, a port-a-potty set aflame, a literal pain in the buttocks, and more.

2016 will see changes to the interior and new menu offerings for the 20-year-old Castro staple.

The project will see tunnel closures over 21 weekends, starting in mid-2016.

Get into the holiday spirit with a slew of Christmas-themed events in the Castro.

The zoning controls follow AIDS Healthcare Foundation's attempts to open a pharmacy at 518 Castro St.

The popular weekly market will go into hibernation after tomorrow, and will return in early March of 2016.

The burgeoning coffee chain, which freshly roasts its beans for each customer, debuted its fourth location on Castro Street this weekend.

We interview Executive Director Brian Basinger to learn about the AHA history, it's mission, and the goals that lay ahead in our City's housing crisis.

Incoming shops will eventually include bubble tea, cellphone repair, BBQ, and more, we're told.

Here's the latest on what's been happening in the Castro, plus intel on the numerous holiday events for the weekend ahead.

After delays with permits, zoning, and medical licensing, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation's new health center Strut will formally open its doors in the Castro on Monday, January 4th.