We chatted with the artists about their inspirations, and how the two new additions came to be.

A tale of turn-of-last-century Japanese social clubs, Jewish gymnastics classes, angry anti-Communist mobs and more.

Merchants across the neighborhood will be offering special exhibitions, wine, snacks, and more tomorrow night.

The six-month-old art space at Laguna and Fell has big plans for its fall season. Here's a peek at what's coming.

A week and a half after the renowned street artist created a mural of Cesar Chavez, two other artists appear to have tagged it.

The first show, a Snow White-themed video installation visible from the street, is being unveiled today.

The newest addition to the Haight's trove of record stores not only sells used records, but cleans them as well.

Pick up something new from one of 130 local vendors, providing everything from apparel and accessories to home goods and art.

The new display showcases the work of photographer Jim Marshall, who made his name documenting musicians of the '60s and '70s.

We take a look at how the Central Freeway was replaced by the boulevard and park, in part three of our series.

If approved, they'd be in place for a year, starting as soon as next month.

Starting next week, Civic Center Plaza will be aglow with six enormous lanterns.

Indie films 'Morris From America,' 'The Fits,' 'Tickled' and 'Captain Fantastic' will screen on Friday nights this fall.

In honor of 'World Toilet Day,' Lava Mae is using public art to invite neighbors to confront the city's sanitation problem.

A San Francisco Conservatory of Music grad student aims to bring music, and healing, to populations unserved by typical symphonies.

Have 12 hours to spare in Hayes Valley? Here's what to do.

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

Here's the lowdown on the neighborhood's art scene.

In his tiny studio apartment at Market and Gough streets, David Morritt fashions vibrant, elaborate casts of deer and "unicorn" skulls.

The orchestra cancelled its North Carolina performances in response to the state's adoption of discriminatory legislation.

By day, Koswara is a graphic designer, but her watercolors of women have inspired a big Instagram following and two current shows.

Here's our roaming tour of the Easter weekend, including an egg hunt and church services.

After a year in Patricia's Green, the temple designed by artist David Best is coming down. Local organizations are still deliberating on the next artwork to be installed in the park.

In case you missed it, we revisit two of our favorite Hayes Valley characters from this past year.

We take a look at the new fairytale-inspired exhibition at Jules Maeght Gallery with gallery manager Luc Sokolsky.

Known for selling art outside their parents' Hayes Street corner store, the brother and sister have big plans for the future.

A mysterious art installation has popped up on the facade of 344 Linden Alley, with the artist Cicaida 3301 taking credit.

A gold portal in Hayes Valley is now offering the chance to connect with individuals in Afghanistan, Iran, Cuba, Mexico and Honduras.

A local filmmaker's childhood struggle with bullies and monsters is coming alive in a short film.

Harris' work focuses on issues of police brutality and gentrification, aiming to create dialogue on how those issues affect the community.

"Recently released, best-of-show selections from festivals like SXSW and Sundance" will show at the series of free, outdoor movie nights.

This weekend, Hayes Valley will play host to a workshop on arm balances, a band from England and a party at vintage shop MINE.

Catch free performances from SF Ballet, SF Symphony, SFJAZZ, the African-American Shakespeare Company and more.

Drop in on the HVNA's meeting tonight, then get ready for weekend events ahead.

This Halloween, spend the evening with two drag queens, a prestigious symphony, and a cult-classic musical.

The former site of the Hayes Valley Farm is on its way to becoming a temporary community space.

Some debates, from sidewalk boundaries to public transit, haven't changed since the days of the 1907-era Hayes Valley Improvement Association.

If you're looking to gift art this holiday, head down to PROXY to meet local Hayes Valley artists.

Fans of the art supply store will soon have to travel to Fort Mason or Oakland to get their Flax fix.

Swing by Hayes Valley's outdoor theater on Monday and Tuesday nights for Fort Point Beer and free movies.

Jules Maeght Gallery commissioned the renowned author's show, which contains a large number of multimedia and interactive pieces.

A new incarnation of the iconic bunny sculpture will be installed outside the future home of the Haight Street Art Center.

A prolific artist, John has become part of the fabric of Hayes Valley, selling his canvases with a little help from local shop owners.

The 200 block of Ivy, long a sore spot for neighbors, is getting a makeover, starting with a new mural of a bee.

Save a seat for the return of PROXY's open-air movie screenings, starting March 26th.

The popular art supply store will close its doors on Saturday, but will reopen in Oakland the following Monday.

Ever wanted to peek inside one of the city's most stately Victorians? Hop over to the Wall Street Journal, which this morning shared an in-depth look at the building on the corner of Hayes & Buchanan.

The Urban Air Market makes its twice-yearly visit to Hayes Valley this Sunday, with 130 artists and crafters setting up booths on Patricia's Green.

Keep an eye out for actors Taye Diggs and Kathleen Robertson around town today and tomorrow, as they play two SFPD homicide detectives investigating a murdered football player.

Baiano Pizzeria has commissioned a colorful mural celebrating the owners' home country of Brazil.

HVAW, which is occupying Parcel O until it becomes low-income housing, has put out a call for artwork both small and large to display at its upcoming show. The deadline to submit is this Saturday.

Five award-winning photographers and a group of multi-media artists are included in the spring/summer 2016 show at Jules Maeght.

The art supply store will reopen its former location as a pop-up outlet for discounted supplies.

The temporary arts space at Fell and Laguna is hosting its first-ever curated art show from 4-6pm tomorrow, with site-specific installations and an on-site shipping container.

Live jazz, food trucks and beer and wine will be on offer during tomorrow's Hayes Valley block party.

Dozens of floats will join this year's Pride Parade, including one that celebrates the city's central neighborhoods.

McAllister's mobile artist, Miguel Gutierrez-Ranzi, has a new piece hanging outside his home, honoring Pride month and mourning the 49 people killed in Orlando over the weekend.

Gough Street's creative co-working space will close its doors on Friday, August 26th.

We catch up with world-famous street artist Shepard Fairey to chat about his upcoming show and new Hayes Valley mural.

Paul Tortora and his cockatoo, Casper, have blurred the line between city oddity and community staple.

The center where Jeremy Fish's iconic bronze bunny sits aims to be a hub for a local art form.

The art project was installed in 2007 to commemorate the removal of an elevated freeway that once loomed overhead.

To close out the year, we've asked contributors to select their favorite stories of 2017.

"Coming Home," an augmented reality and audio experience about being homeless in San Francisco, will pop up at Proxy SF next month.

An interview with San Francisco Symphony's Resident Conductor.

The opera singer shares why she left San Francisco and how she prepared for this rarely staged production — last seen in San Francisco 20 years ago.

The sculpture was commissioned in 2014 for Coachella and has made an appearance at Burning Man.

The program brings small ensembles (like string quartets, brass bands, and more) to perform at every public school in San Francisco.

Norris represents 18 modern and contemporary artists from her Hayes Valley headquarters.

Held in a former rehearsal space — outfitted with a bar — in the bowels of Davies Symphony Hall, the shows aim to break down barriers between contemporary musicians and audiences.

Take a break from the holidays by looking back at Fell Street between Gough and Franklin from 1910 to 1915.

We've recently partnered with local news station ABC7 for a weekly segment featuring some of the most interesting goings-on coming up each weekend, culled from our local coverage and events calendar.

When an earlier version of the much-loved sculpture was destroyed to make way for a housing development, locals held a public funeral.

The gold shipping container uses advanced audio-visual technology to connect people to other countries throughout the world.

At the cutting edge of urban agriculture, one rebellious group is using technology to aid stealth fruit grafting.

Meet "Tara Mechani," Hayes Valley's newest resident.

"I wanted to offer something to the community besides a vacant storefront," the photographer and hopeful dispensary owner told Hoodline.

Its final exhibition, showcasing 30 artists, will debut next week.

"Concerned neighbors on Ivy Street" have posted signs in the area, requesting that "Hayes Valley Heart Lovers" keep the crosswalk free of graffiti.

The internationally acclaimed soprano, who got her start in SF, will perform with the Symphony this weekend.

Commissioning Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer's opera "If I Were You" was a risky first for the SF Opera's summer boot camp.

Normally at the back of the orchestra, Nissly will be the soloist in a new percussion concerto making its world premiere in SF this weekend.

Kim will be the SF Opera's first female music director, and the first Asian woman to lead any major North American opera house.

Though all of its musicians are under 20, Stewart leads the Youth Orchestra in programs that would do any philharmonic proud.

With classical concerts canceled for the foreseeable future, cellist Saul Richmond-Rakerd has found a new audience: his neighbors.

Admission to both museums will be free for their first two weeks of resumed operation.

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

After rocking the nation’s world at the Biden inauguration, poet laureate Amanda Gorman now has a mural homage at the Hayes Valley SF Zen Center.

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

The Falun Gong dance and propaganda spectacle returns for one-week engagement in early 2022, so you might see a billboard or two.

We have another cherished San Francisco movie theater reopening Friday, and the Landmark Opera Plaza’s four screens and facilities are embellished with a million-dollar upgrade.

It may be hard to look ahead to outdoor movies right now, but SF remains a town that loves an outdoor film screening, and the season for those is around the corner.