Alamo Drafthouse is hosting a 21-hour Star Wars movie marathon of The Skywalker Saga, spanning all nine movies, on May 3-4 with special themed food and merchandise.

Esa-Pekka Salonen will leave the San Francisco Symphony by June 2025 after a tenure marked by pandemic-related challenges and financial issues, with plans for a final season of performances.

Madonna performed at San Francisco's Chase Center, showing signs of aging but still captivating the audience with her hits, family cameos, and a mix of spectacle and social commentary.

San Francisco dedicates a cable car to the late singer Tony Bennett, honoring his famous song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" and his connection to the city.

Cirque Du Soleil's "Kooza" is performing in the Bay Area, featuring acts like the 'Wheel of Death' and integrating traditional and contemporary circus elements.

Awkwafina to lead SF's Lunar New Year Parade as Grand Marshal on February 24, with festivities including cultural events despite a later celebration date.

Janet Jackson announces her "Together Again" tour dates for the West Coast, including a stop at San Francisco's Chase Center, with tickets going on sale soon.

Urban Putt, a mini-golf joint in the Mission District, has closed after 10 years. The Australian company Funlab will replace it with a new Holey Moley venue in early 2024. Meanwhile, Urban Putt’s founder plans to open a new location in San Jose.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Breed's legislation to waive outdoor entertainment permit fees, aiming to support the city’s nightlife and entertainment industries.

BANDALOOP, a vertical dance group, astonished viewers with a performance on San Franciscos Transamerica Pyramid.

Disneys The Lion King returns to Orpheum Theatre, SF, with ticket sales supporting local zoo conservation efforts.

San Franciscos Union Square ice rink kicks off its 15th season with diverse events. The venue has become a beloved holiday tradition for locals.

Bad Bunny's plan to entertain Northern California with his 'Most Wanted Tour' in 2024 resonates with his growing influence as a reggaeton superstar.