ARTS & CULTURE
San Francisco

Haitian American artist Serge Gay Jr. has painted a new mural on the side of Castro gift shop Local Take, adjacent to the public parking lot behind Walgreens.

Salsa, samba, and a host of other Latin rhythms reverberated throughout the Mission District this weekend as locals and visitors alike converged to celebrate the 45th Carnaval.

San Francisco starts up its outdoor movie season again Friday night, as the new series Ferry Flicks brings beer and SF-centric movies like “Vertigo,” “Bullitt,” and “Sister Act.”

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.

On Monday, the Nasser family released a letter rebuking the Castro Theatre Conservancy's (CTC) proposal to take over the historic theatre.

Diego Rivera’s largest mural ‘Pan American Unity’ is slated to return to its original Ingleside home at City College of San Francisco, and would sit behind giant glass windows that make the mural visible from sidewalks.