For two weeks in October, residents young and old, seasoned and novice, took turns playing the public piano at Boeddeker Park.

From modern dance at PianoFight to contemporary concerts at the Center for New Music, here's what's on tap this weekend.

Here's a rundown of all the new exhibits debuting tonight, some of which are offering free beer, prints, and snacks.

An armed robbery on Judah Street led to a chase that ended with two rollover crashes in the Tenderloin.

A driver on the 400 block of O'Farrell Street was arrested and charged with battery after allegedly clubbing CCE's Mark Hedin from behind.

As the Curran Theater renovates, audience members are invited on-stage for a series of intimate, experimental performances.

The dining hall at Sixth and Market is celebrating a year of community building—while preparing to close down sometime next year.

Thousands of bodies were once buried under Civic Center, and there's no telling how many may still be there.

The top news of the week, and events to keep you on the move this weekend.

The bike shop will be closed and a number of parking spaces around Seventh and Market will be unavailable from 10am-5pm today; filming is for a Chase credit card commercial.

Three mayoral candidates are joining a handful of Tenderloin poets to creatively debate how the city should manage homelessness.

Tenderloin community group La Voz Latina will host a Halloween party for children, including face-painting, pumpkin-carving and more, this evening from 6-8pm in Macaulay Park.

The university will open the doors of its McAllister Tower Apartments for an afternoon of Halloween fun for neighborhood youth.