Reservoir Street now runs through Safeway's parking lot, but its history is much more complex.

Want to see inside some of Duboce Triangle's best-preserved Victorian homes? Buy a ticket now for October's big tour.

Saturday will bring an all-day tag sale in Duboce Park, followed by an evening of art and specials along the Lower Haight's retail corridor.

Tonight's tree lighting and next week's menorah lighting are the centerpiece of a decoration effort by the Castro Merchants, Castro CBD, and local businesses.

Castro businesses say Halloween isn't what it used to be. Is that a good thing?

Have you spotted Bigfoot in the Castro yet?

A few events to keep you dry on a rainy weekend, from a screening of 'Vertigo' to a party with Drag Race All Stars' Tatianna.

The exhibition, opening tomorrow evening, offers glimpses of San Francisco firefighters battling flames.

Join in a community forum, stop by an art opening, attend a book reading, and watch the second presidential debate.

Founded by Danish immigrants in 1906, St. Francis has survived two earthquakes and has been a neighborhood cornerstone for over a century.

The gallery, tucked away in a Victorian apartment, is persuading young people to start buying emerging art.

The owner spent $3,000 to commission the mural, which had just been completed.

Here's what local commenters had to say about their Castro neighborhood favorites.

With CVS set to close, here's a look back at the Market and Noe property, which has been owned by the Finnila family for 90 years.

Tonight's event—featuring virtual experiences—will be one of a kind. But the exhibition runs through February 25th.

"Reservoir Street" now runs through Safeway's parking lot, but what's behind the name?

Artists and curators Sam Flores and Ronnie Buders have created a bonus Trick Dog mural that will be the magazine's cover.

The mural has suffered from cracks due to building settlement and water infiltration.

"Register 7 made us want to make art," said Sara Brody, lyricist and publicist for the Market Street cash register.

The former Frame 123 space will soon see new life as a neighborhood art gallery.

Whether it’s photos, food, or paintings you want, the neighborhood has enough art for everyone.

Jain, who's appeared on 'General Hospital' and in Netflix's new '13 Reasons Why,' is raising funds for TL-based Because Justice Matters.

After spending years depicting neighborhoods’ distinct character, the muralist turned her attention to something “quieter”: weeds.

Over the next two weeks, Harvey-themed artwork will appear around the neighborhood.

A day after a demolition permit application was posted, two commissioned murals in the bar's parking lot were covered by parties unknown.

According to a permit application, 28 apartments will take the place of a dive bar that figures prominently in local LGBT history.

Does the Castro extend to Church and Market? What about Duboce Triangle? We asked historians, LGBTQ icons, and neighbors to weigh in.

The artist says they're intended to spark a conversation about "the amount of time individuals spend with their eyes looking at a screen."

30,000 people celebrated the N's first trip on October 21st, 1928 with a 60-piece accordion band and celebratory leaflets dropped from an airplane.

Honoring the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exhibition's centennial, the new exhibit offers a rare glimpse into old photo archives.

The hardworking Photo Center staff and volunteers showcase their work in a new exhibit that opens this afternoon.

The electrical business was booming in the 1950s, leading the local union to construct a unique building at the foot of Fillmore.

Market Street cocktail mainstay Blackbird is set to shake things up a bit with the debut of its first-ever craft fair tomorrow afternoon.

The outlines of a skateboarding bulldog, an origami corgi, and even Snoopy have brightened up Duboce Park's sidewalks.

The cast and crew of the ABC miniseries returns to the Castro this afternoon for three more days of shooting.

The Harvey Milk Photo Center will launch its new show "LGBTQ Chronicled" with a Peaches Christ-hosted drag party on Saturday night.

"After this theft, the arson and the vandalism, it is time to say goodbye."

Six 13-foot-tall LED flowers will soon bloom at Castro & 17th.

Cameras are up and running just in time for the lighting of "Harvey's Halo" tomorrow night.

The next eight plaques could be installed as early as tomorrow.

What do you think of "The Seed?"

Pride Week is here and we've got you covered with all the events you should check out.

Duboce Triangle producer Diana Fuller is behind "Racing to Zero," a new documentary about SF's attempts to get to zero waste by 2020.

After losing its spot at the Hotel Rex, the popular cabaret series has a new space — and new shows — for 2019.

28 Barbary Lane is "more beautiful and magical than ever" in the SF-set series' first installment since 2001, says producer Alan Poul.

Here's the story of the station's history, from its early-1900s origins to present-day plans for a makeover.

After one of his bar's windows was smashed for the second time in a year, Jim Furman decided to "handle it with some comedy."

With many murals already completed, more are on the way.

"To see the surveillance video was so shocking to us," one of the owners of the Scandinavian inspired eatery said. "It is ridiculous."

Castro residents walking around the neighborhood may have noticed that murals are continuing to proliferate on storefronts and buildings.

Over the weekend, three-year-old Castro art gallery Art Attack SF (2358 Market St.) announced it would be closing its doors for the foreseeable future.

Longtime Western Addition resident and gay-Latino designer Miguel Gutierrez was recently profiled in a new documentary film about his life in San Francisco, and his art, design, and costume creations. The film was released last week in commemoration of World AIDS Day on December 1.

Every Sunday through the end of June, a block off Noe and Market streets transforms into an outdoor art market, where passersby can purchase anything from potted succulents to psychedelic portraits from participating vendors.

While San Francisco's Pride parade will again not take place this year, the traditional Pink Triangle atop Twin Peaks will again be lit up like a giant gay beacon, this time throughout Pride Month.

Castro residents and visitors out for a Sunday stroll will have the opportunity to view panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt at two locations around the neighborhood this weekend.

Two new murals from queer, Black and Latinx artists will be completed soon at prominent locations in the Castro and Duboce Triangle neighborhoods.

Art House SF gallery is now open at 2324 Market St., in the space formerly occupied by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices.

An art gallery opens, a new pizza spot is on the way, and a fitness studio is moving.

A mural painted in honor of former San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk on the exterior of Castro nightclub The Cafe (2369 Market St.) has been painted over.

Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Lana Wachowski, and the cast of The Matrix: Resurrections are set to descend on the Castro for the US premiere of the fourth installment of the Matrix franchise at the historic Castro Theatre.

The restoration of the Castro's nearly 25-year-old The Hope For the World Cure mural at 16th and Market streets could be impossible after recently being defaced by graffiti.

Last week, the Rainbow Honor Walk announced 24 new LGBT luminaries who'll be honored with street plaques in the Castro.

We now have some hints about changes being made inside the Castro Theatre via plans that have been filed with the city.

More details continue to emerge about Another Planet Entertainment's plans for the renovation of the historic Castro Theatre, including the hiring of BuildOut California, an association of LGBT construction firms and trades.

There is now a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for the restoration of the Castro's nearly 25-year-old The Hope For the World Cure mural at 16th and Market streets.

Plans for the anniversary include a week of screenings featuring iconic films from each decade of the Castro Theatre's history, from June 3 -12, as well as a day of films shot in SF on June 22, the actual anniversary date.

In June, a new art and events pop-up, Queer Arts Featured (a.k.a Queer A.F.), will be opening in the former HRC Store (also Harvey Milk's one-time camera store) at 575 Castro Street.

For the third year in a row, the Pink Triangle atop Twin Peaks will once again be lit up like a giant gay beacon throughout Pride Month. But this time, it will be more vibrant in the daytime as well.

The Academy Award-winning 2008 Harvey Milk biopic 'Milk,' the production of which included on-location shooting in the Castro and the restoration of the Castro Theatre's neon sign, will be screened again at the theater in June as part of a benefit.

Plans for the return of a Pink Saturday event in the Castro have been canceled just four days before Pride Weekend.

Another Planet Entertainment has just announced it will be hosting a town hall meeting about the upcoming changes to the historic 100-year-old Castro Theatre on Thursday, August 11 at the Castro.

The Castro's nearly 25-year-old The Hope For The World Cure mural at 16th and Market streets was recently restored with vibrant colors and three new additions.

On Friday September 16, Castro community gathering space and art pop-up Third Space opened at the former gay bathhouse/sex club Eros (2051 Market St. at Church).

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.

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

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

While the days of the once-legendary Castro Halloween block party have long passed, plans are currently in the works for a community-based event with a costume contest, film screenings at the Castro Theatre, and storefront activations. 

On Monday, Mayor London Breed proposed a $360 million bond measure for the November election — including $25 million for the redo of Harvey Milk Plaza at the Castro Muni station.

Over the next few weeks and months, a handful of Castro neighborhood events aim to increase foot traffic and liven up the neighborhood.

The Castro's GLBT Historical Society Museum will soon have a new home after the city announced it's purchasing the Market & Noe Center (2280 Market Street).

A new vintage photo booth museum, where visitors can take their portraits in multiple antique photo booths, has opened in the Castro.

After a three-month hiatus, the Castro Night Market returns on Friday, March 21 from 5 to 10 pm. And thanks to an influx of additional funding from the Civic Joy Fund, the event will now happen monthly, instead of every other month.

The scheduled reopening date for the Castro Theatre has been pushed back to late 2025 or beyond as PG&E and Another Planet Entertainment trade blame.

The Castro, Duboce Triangle, Mission, and surrounding neighborhoods could soon add nearly two dozen more landmarks.

A new art gallery showcasing queer artists will be opening soon on Market Street in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood.

The Castro is set to get a new Pride flag mural just in time for Pride Month.

After bringing 25 years of holiday joy and Christmas cheer to the Castro, it's the end of an era for the famous Castro Street Christmas house...

On Tuesday afternoon, the Pink Triangle was extensively vandalized, and a suspect has been arrested.

A new large-scale Pride Flag mural has been completed on the pavement at Castro's Jane Warner Plaza.

Rainbow Honor Walk organizers are preparing to begin installation of the third phase of sidewalk plaques honoring LGBTQ luminaries in the Castro neighborhood.

Castro clay and pottery enthusiasts will soon have two new spaces to work on their art projects.

A new bar and event venue is headed to the former Castro/Duboce Triangle dive bar Lucky 13 at 2140 Market Street.

On Tuesday, the historic Castro Theatre held its first concert after reopening last week, with Grammy award-winning singer Sam Smith kicking off a sold-out 20-show residency.

Castro art installation 'The Seed' at Jane Warner Plaza will light up one last time Wednesday night before being uprooted and hauled away on Friday.

Frameline50, the 50th edition of the world's longest-running LGBTQ+ Film Festival, officially kicks off June 17 in San Francisco, and filmgoers will have a new place to hang out before and after each show.