The Clay Theatre in San Francisco is set to revive by 2026 after being closed for five years, with Neil Mehta leading the investment and Ted Gerike as the creative director, promising a renovated space with 200 seats and over 500 annual screenings.

Frank and Lida Lee are selling their Marina and Presidio theaters, long-standing fixtures of San Francisco's independent film scene. They hope to find a buyer who can adapt the theaters to changing times and maintain their cultural legacy.

The SFO Museum received an AASLH Award of Excellence for its "Rosie the Riveter: Womanpower in Wartime" exhibit, praised for connecting past and present.

Bay Area artists won multiple Tony Awards, with Francis Jue and Darren Criss securing acting honors, Jonathan Spector winning for best play revival, and a focus on diversity highlighted by the evening's awards.

Sly and the Family Stone will release "Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967," their earliest concert recording, featuring archival material and a 52-page booklet.

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...

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

Carnaval SF returns with the theme "AfroMundo," celebrating the African diaspora with music, dance, and a grand parade in San Francisco's Mission District.

The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival honors Emmylou Harris in its 25th year with a tribute concert featuring various artists and benefits her dog rescue charity.

The SFAC released the Shaping Legacy Audit Report, analyzing the city's Civic Art Collection, and is inviting proposals for temporary public art that rethinks monuments to better reflect diverse histories.

Dave Franco and Alison Brie are sued for copyright infringement by StudioFest for their film "Together," which allegedly has similarities to "Better Half." WME calls the suit meritless.

San Francisco revives its free downtown concert series, featuring world-class acts, to enhance city life and support local businesses from June 14th, with backing from Mayor Lurie and partnerships aiming to revitalize the downtown area.

San Francisco celebrated Michael Tilson Thomas' final performance with the SF Symphony, marking his 80th birthday and 51-year music career. The event was a city-wide tribute, with Davies Symphony Hall filled with blue in his honor.