"The Golden Girls Live: The Christmas Episodes" returns to San Francisco featuring drag renditions of the classic sitcom with vintage set pieces and original singer Cindy Fee's performance.

Zach Bryan and Kings of Leon will headline a seven-hour concert in Golden Gate Park on August 15, 2025, as part of a concert series that once drew 50,000 fans.

Sony pulls its PS5 and PC shooter game Concord offline two weeks after release, due to poor sales and reception, offering full refunds for all players.

San Francisco is set to light its largest Christmas tree at Thrive City, with a ceremony featuring live music and appearances by Montell Jordan and Festus Ezeli.

Cumulus Media has announced changes to its San Francisco operations, including a reshuffled KNBR lineup, a move of studios to Levi's Stadium, and a signal boost for KSFO from 560 to 810 AM.

The Great Dickens Christmas Fair is celebrating its 40th season, turning the Cow Palace in Daly City into a Victorian London with entertainment, food, and immersive experiences.

Noise Pop Festival has announced the lineup for its 2025 event in the Bay Area, featuring Soccer Mommy, American Football, and other diverse acts, with tickets going on sale November 15.

The "Let's Glow SF" festival returns to San Francisco in December with projections by global artists, a neon block party, and live shows, aiming to surpass previous events in scale.

San Francisco's "Nightmare on Front Street" Halloween block party in the new Entertainment Zone attracted large crowds, benefiting local businesses and marking a post-pandemic revival.

San Francisco's Let's Glow SF holiday light show returns, featuring installations by international artists and various festivities from December 6-15, aiming to boost downtown economic activity.

San Francisco announces "Nightmare on Front Street," a Halloween event with live music, games, and drinks on October 31, as part of a new entertainment district initiative.

San Francisco is being considered as the future home for "The Saga Museum of Star Wars Memorabilia," which would feature over a million items and serve as an educational hub.

Fetish was the word of the day as SoMa welcomed the 41st annual Folsom Street Fair on Sunday.