The iconic gay bar and performance venue has secured two more years at 9th & Harrison, but after that, it'll have to move out.

A worker was killed setting up for last night's show, which is being held in a tent near AT&T Park.

The grant will go toward the development of a two-year “full reuse and rehabilitation proposal.”

The homegrown online store and record label is hosting a market and show to support Bay Area punk and metal musicians and artists.

The nonprofit invites all to Red’s Java House to wish the Bay Bridge a happy birthday and hear why it should receive the honorary title "Emperor Norton Bridge.”

The weekly live performances use spoken word, music and dance to preserve the neighborhood’s leather and LGBTQ history.

If hitting the dance floor at 7am sounds like the perfect way to move past this contentious election, then grab a free reservation for this SoMa morning dance event before they’re gone.

Have you checked out the Grubbies, the Financial District's secret takeout window for sushi, uni and more? Get your weekend highlights, plus more on the Grubbies, with this week's video segment.

Meet the ghosts hidden in the archives of San Francisco history.

The efforts of Filipino troops during World War II have long been omitted from public school textbooks. But a group of educators is working to change that.

Part of sculptor Tom Sachs' new YBCA exhibit "Space Program: Europa," the cafe offers coffee, liquor, and the chance to sort some screws.

The transit-infused, neighborhood-blending dance tour is back this weekend, with 7 different performance sites between the Castro and SoMa.

Performing artists are taking to the streets and art venues are propping their doors open for hours of free entertainment.