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

Castro Station's escalators, long under construction, are getting a colorful new feature.

The LGBT-themed miniseries from the team behind "Milk," which shoots in SF this month, has commissioned a mural at Central Haight Market for filming.

The popular video store was a lifeline for gay men in the HIV/AIDS epidemic's worst years, as well as a major contributor to the community.

If you dream of having your own private garden in the city, look no further than Allyne Park.

Chris Duke has been taking castaway panes of glass and turning them into rich portraits of the city for the past 15 years.

As the world says goodbye to the legendary musician, here are some places to get down to his music, watch "Purple Rain," and more.

More details on where the LGBT-centric miniseries will shoot in the Castro, as well as how to become an extra.

The yoga center offers hatha yoga, meditation classes, and chanting workshops to help busy residents relax and feel at peace.

The historic home's past spans from the early land barons of the Haight to a pharmaceutical frat and a hippie flophouse.

For at least the past few months, after-dark visitors have been welcomed to the "CAS-RO."

"The Barbary Coast," co-written and directed by Gibson, will tell the tale of the city's wild and nefarious beginnings.

A peek at the food, festivities, and intriguing street fashion at Japantown's big festival and parade.