Walking around the Castro recently, you might have noticed the Rainbow Honor Walk plaques are looking a bit shinier and more colorful than usual.

Gap Inc. is opening 2 Folsom Street to musicians and craftspeople, plus a $2,500 grant program for 30 Bay Area makers.

The historic Warfield building reopens Sunday with 11 arts and media tenants, right across from an AI-focused tower.

The indie-folk-pop singer's Over Country Tour spans North America, the U.K., Europe, Australia and New Zealand, with San Francisco tickets on sale Oct. 2 at 10 a.m.

The 1912 Beaux-Arts building at 44 Page Street could go to an AI firm or consulate as the chorus hunts for one all-in-one home.

The Mission's Roxie hosts a four-day hunt for lost cinema, from a 1985 Hong Kong indie to a Nazi-era Danish noir.

Susana Millman's archive of Grateful Dead photographs is coming to San Francisco.

Ellen Bernstein is selling handwritten Dylan lyrics she kept for decades to help fund her granddaughter's college education.

The first San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival opens next week at the historic Vogue Theatre with 16 films, tickets running $20 per program.

Founder Nidhi Patel's new gallery spans nearly 5,000 years of South Asian art, with weekend-only hours and evening salons on the way.

The worker-owned co-op is filming Tiny Desk-style sets among the kale after closing, and musicians are welcome to submit to play.

The 3rd San Francisco Turkish Festival returns to Embarcadero Plaza this weekend with 48 vendors and four master artisans flown in from Türkiye.

Sexmob and a Grammy legend remix Big Science for 2026 at the Curran Theatre on September 25.