Art Installation 'Castro Street Seen' Showcases Neighborhood's History On Vacant Storefront Windows
Last weekend and just in time for Pride, a new art installation was revealed on the windows outside the former restaurant and bar Harvey's and smoke shop Puff 'n Stuff at 18th and Castro streets.
Another Planet's Castro Theatre Plans Approved by City Commissions, With Caveats
In a joint hearing on Thursday that lasted over seven hours, the San Francisco Planning and Historic Preservation Commissions approved Another Planet Entertainment's proposed changes to the 101-year-old Castro Theatre.
San Francisco Sea Lion Lovers Call The Decision "Hasty," But The Wild Parrots Are Now SF's Official Animal
San Francisco celebrates its newly designated official animal, the wild parrots of Telegraph Hill, amid a controversial victory over sea lions. The exotic birds represent the city's colorful and resilient character.
New Sculpture on Yerba Buena Island is so Huge that it is Visible from San Francisco
Point of Infinity, a 69-foot stainless steel sundial by artist Hiroshi Sugimoto, now graces Yerba Buena Island. Enjoy its grand vista from San Francisco and beyond.
Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks Seeks Volunteers for Annual Pride Month Installation
With Pride Month officially kicking off last week, the Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set to return in the coming weeks — but in its original, non-illuminated, canvas form.
Edge on the Square uses art to highlight Chinatown's diverse history and promote social change
Edge on the Square, a new contemporary gallery and cultural hub located in the heart of Chinatown on the corner of Grant and Clay, wants to show visitors a deeper cultural experience of the neighborhood.