An anniversary, a cool video, a mysterious ad, a couple of good causes, and free mac and cheese are just some stories in this week's leftovers.

Kick off the year's spookiest month with "Urban Undead," one of D-Structure's epic First Friday events packed with art, cocktails, freebies, and more.

Throughout October, shops around the Lower Haight will be offering deals and discounts to bicyclists as part of the city's "I Bike SF" campaign.

According to WIkipedia, koi fish are among the longest-living vertebrates, with some living over 200 years. Not so for these unlucky 3 on Haight St.

To celebrate our visit to the U.S. Mint, and to reward you for reading our epic post about it, we've teamed up with Three Twins for a special deal!

The mysterious U.S. Mint building has been closed to the public since 1982. Yesterday, we scored a rare visit inside. (And yes, we took pics.)

One week from today, duck out of work a little early and come enjoy a cold drink with friends at the first-ever Haighteration Happy Hour.

A group of local artists, galleries, merchants, and residents, is planning to paint a giant mural along Haight Street -- and they want your input.

If you're a fan of discounts and hoodies -- and frankly who isn't? -- then you're going to want to get in on today's Groupon for Upper Playground.

This weekend's quiz is a little abstract - a few columns, a couple of lights, an odd detail in the middle, and two shades of green. Where'd we see it?

Bikes, ice cream, fashion, food, and no fewer than THREE outdoor movie nights feature in our mega-mashup of Lower Haight weekend events and leftovers.

Calling all photographers! Haighteration has an event coming up that we'd like to cover, and we need your help.

We may have discovered San Francisco's unluckiest man -- a U-Haul truck driver who passed through the Lower Haight recently. Or at least tried to.