Art shows, live music and discounted merch will all be on offer at tomorrow night's popular Lower Haight art walk.

Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson visited Mad Dog in the Fog for a drink with some friends before heading to O'Looney's Market.

The SoCal-based barbershop's first SF location will offer cuts and shaves, along with some fancy creative fade work.

Books, clothes, records and food will just be a few of the items for sale or swap at Saturday's "sucka flea" on the 400 block of Haight Street. Everyone is welcome to bring their own items to sell.

Mickey's Monkey's last day is Sunday, while Bean There will say its goodbyes at a special event at the Harvey Milk Photo Center.

Despite plans to turn the old church into housing, the weekend skating party is rolling smoother than ever.

The new French-inspired bistro is opening for dinner this Wednesday at the corner of Page and Laguna.

The SF Brewers Guild will transport beer-lovers from Lower Haight brewery Black Sands to other breweries in NoPa and the Sunset.

Five large ficus trees on Waller and two on Steiner may be removed, despite arguments from the neighborhood that they're healthy.

A fast casual eatery is coming to 400 Haight St. next month, featuring "comfort food classics" like burgers, sloppy joes, and mac 'n' cheese.

Midwest native Katie Day packed up her life to head to the Western Addition and build an independent music career.

Albion Power, a solar installation firm currently located next door, will be taking over the space.

Mural artist HuskyRoundUp has graced the Lower Haight with a duo of new pieces on Steiner Street, near the Wild Feather boutique. They appear to depict a pink Arctic fox and a jungle cat-headed boxer.