If you've ever passed by Oak and Pierce, you may have noticed Frederick Douglass Plaza, honoring one of America's most important historical figures.

Rough news for fans of oversized food signage this morning: Katz Bagels has removed the giant bagels and pizza slice from their storefront.

It may be a sunny morning here in the Lower Haight, but we recently detected some clouds and rain in the area. Anybody know where?

Tonight at Lower Haters, kick off your V-Day weekend with "Love Hate," art inspired by the love and hate relationships we face every day.

SF Beer Week 2011 is finally here! For the next 9 nights, you'll find special events at plenty of Lower Haight-area bars. Here's our round-up!

One week from tonight, please join us as Haighteration takes physical form with a one-night-only pop-up shop experience, Haighteration in 3D!

In honor of Black History Month, Two Jacks restaurant is doing something special: cooking up the favorite dishes of a few famous African Americans.

Do you consider yourself a gringo? If so, you might be a little intimidated by this week's quiz.

A scavenger hunt, an eating league, and lots of art and music events are all happening in the 'hood this weekend.

Last night, the Peacock Lounge played host to a community meeting to address safety issues in the neighborhood. Here's a recap.

Apologies if it seems like we're repeating ourselves (it IS Groundhog Day, after all), but let's recap a few events happening in the 'hood tonight.

The organizers of this year's Noise Pop Festival have chosen our 'hood as the site of a month-long, ever-changing pop-up shop, launching tomorrow.

The Lower Haight Merchants and Neighbors Association has organized a neighborhood meeting to discuss safety and security in the Lower Haight.