Abused horses, an overdose of morphine and a bicycle theft are just a few of the Tenderloin crimes that took place between 1900 and 1903.

This weekend's events include an improvised musical performance, a lecture on a historic shipwreck, and an art opening.

In the 1980s, a happening punk club at 162 Turk St. rocked the neighborhood.

Turk and Taylor's former Dollhouse Theater is the new home for the experimental performing arts nonprofit.

Here's all you need to know to catch up on the week that was, and plan out the weekend to come.

Harris' work focuses on issues of police brutality and gentrification, aiming to create dialogue on how those issues affect the community.

Starting tonight, 12 dance performances addressing wage issues for female garment workers will take place in a Tenderloin alley.

For years, Tenderloin resident Zamiro Bennem has been exhibiting his artwork on boarded-up Market Street storefronts.

For two weeks, all will be welcome to play a piano installed in Boeddeker Park, starting with an opening celebration this Tuesday.

The San Francisco-based painter will be exhibiting his work in the new gallery, which he's been using as his studio for the past month.

If live music is what you're after, the Tenderloin is the place to be this weekend.

The pilot program, Art Night SF, aims to activate UN Plaza and generate more exposure for San Francisco artists.

The Tenderloin Museum's next film night features Transgender Tuesdays, the nation's first primary care clinic specifically for the transgender community.