Another holiday season, another Lower Haight Art Walk -- and this year's seemed to be a success. Here are a few of our snapshots from last night.

The Church and Duboce Track and Street Improvement Project, a two-year long construction and beautification bonanza, is now complete.

Dozens of sales, plenty of live music, and art openings galore -- we've got loads of details on tonight's Lower Haight Holiday Art Walk!

Instagramers rejoice: nine bronze chairs have been installed at the intersection of Church and Duboce.

Tonight, Hapa Ramen returns for a pop-up night at Wing Wings.

An episode of the TV show "Hoarders," which was filmed in the Lower Haight in June, is set to air this Monday night on A&E.

The housing development at Haight and Laguna is one step closer to reality, thanks to the influx of some crucial new funding.

A very festive Yoda is hiding in the bushes somewhere in the Lower Haight.

Food, drinks, music and dancing -- life is good in this week's Lower Haight Leftovers.

It looks like Santa came early to San Francisco, and he dropped off a big yellow pile of passive aggression on our doorsteps.

Tomorrow night at the Harvey Milk Photo Center, a Muni-themed photo exhibit will make its debut.

Take a look at this dark, angular corner of Duboce Park, because you may not be seeing it for much longer.

There must be something about next Friday. Something that makes neighborhoods want to schedule art walks on it, that is.