Some Banksy-like art has appeared at the former site of Ike's Place, making us wonder if two of 2010's biggest S.F. stories have awesomely converged.

This Saturday night, catch the first-ever movie night in Duboce Park, featuring the 2006 Will Smith flick "The Pursuit of Happyness."

You may have seen signs like this for "Bob Buckter, Color Consultant" all over San Francisco -- but where did we spot this one in the Lower Haight?

PARKing Day, a protest, two art events, and the biggest street festival around are just a few of this weekend's neighborhood highlights.

We chat with Ike Shehadeh, owner of Ike's Place, about a wide range of topics, including the possibility of Ike's Place moving to the Lower Haight.

Mark your calendars, folks -- we've finally decided on a time and place for the first-ever Haighteration Happy Hour! Drumroll please...

It's hard for us to believe, but Haighteration launched on March 15th -- six months and 228 posts ago.

Start getting in the Halloween spirit with weekly Wednesday night horror movies, courtesy of Fillmore Street pop-up shop curator Alex Pardee.

Hope you're thirsty, because two big beer events are going down Thursday night in the Lower Haight, at Toronado and Danny Coyle's.

Who says you can't find exotic wildlife in the city? For this weekend's quiz, we've hunted down some kind of bright reddish bird. But where?

A massive tag sale, an art show, breakfast at Toronado, and a bra fashion show at Hayes Valley Farm are all going down this weekend.

The campaign to get popular sandwich shop Ike's Place to move to the Lower Haight gets a nod in the New York Times - with reaction from Ike himself.

Introducing Flourish, a new chiropractic and massage studio that opened in June at the corner of Waller and Potomac.