SFPD is refusing to release the statue to anyone but the collective that created it, who've responded by calling the move "an abomination."

The owner of Lefty O'Doul's is attempting to liberate the controversial statue for a weekend unveiling, complete with an artist appearance.

Though they oppose Trump, some locals believe the statue is still offensive, and are speaking out against Scott Wiener's efforts to keep it on display downtown.

District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener is working to bring the statue to Union Square for safekeeping and public display.

Starting tomorrow, Market Street will become a three-day playground packed with interactive art.

Frank Lloyd Wright's only San Francisco building features a smaller version of his iconic spiral ramp at NYC's Guggenheim Museum.

Restaurant and nightlife veterans from Madrone, Pop's, Tunnel Top and Michel Bistro are ready to uncover their newest art-filled venture in Union Square.

A local husband-wife duo host monthly walking tours highlighting the history and design of neon signs across the city.

Before it reopens this month, you can take a Detour audio walk through the recently renovated 1922 theater, where 'All About Eve' was filmed.

This year’s parade featured a 268-foot golden dragon, Cirque du Soleil performers and, of course, firecrackers.

"Roses are red, violets are blue, sooner or later, we’ll impeach you!"

The founder of the Barbary Coast Trail talks about how the plaques came to be, what they reference and how to sponsor one.

Get a jump on Pride Weekend festivities with Thursday's official unveiling of a new artwork commissioned by the Grand Hyatt. It's located in the courtyard between the hotel and the new Apple Store.

The club is offering 29 programs on the importance of music, featuring everything from jazz to classical to music for social justice.

The Emperor's Bridge Campaign hopes to become the leading public resource on the eccentric 19th-century "emperor of the United States."

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

An enchanted sugar castle, gingerbread houses, and several incredible fir trees are on display to get you in the spirit of the season.

Squeeze in some last minute light shows and decoration classes before kicking off a Christmas weekend filled with music and performances.

Yesterday marked one of the last days of the Chinese Lunar New Year's festivities here in San Francisco, ringing in the year of the monkey.

Why is San Francisco the only city to still operate cable cars? We dug into the history books to find out.

This weekend, the Grand Newsstand's Courtney Riddle is launching Kiosk Fest, a Market Street celebration of printed matter and art.

The festival reflects a recent boom in stand-up comedy in South Asia and its diaspora.

Artist Believe in People's latest work is part of a series of Bay Area "megamurals."

"San Francisco is naturally a noir city," said Fred Lyon, who's captured it on film since the 1940s.

Starting in 2018, the multiplex arts venue will serve liquor and cocktails.

Although it was shot in 1947, many San Franciscans will recognize these locations today.

The initiative is targeted to people who can't travel due to financial barriers.

The 2018 Chinese Lunar New Year Parade attracted an estimated 1.2 million celebrants.

Construction delays have forced the new venue to cancel or move its initial shows.

Classically trained baritone Erik Chalfant talks about his two stage personas and his love for the Castro.

The longtime adult theater—and only regular male strip revue in San Francisco—is heading into the sunset.

Female composers and conductors are still rare in the opera world. But SF local Nicole Paiement is aiming to change that, starting with a woman-led 'Little Prince.'

Neighborhood vendors are offering a number of opportunities to pick up locally sourced holiday gifts over the next few days.

The Internet is abuzz over the successful noseslide, captured on video near the entrance to the Powell BART/Muni station.

Looking for fun, entertaining music events to check out in San Francisco this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

The celebration was slightly quieter this year due to fears over the coronavirus, but thousands still turned out.

Created by artists quarantined at home, the ad-hoc show may ultimately be "a time capsule of this moment in history," says the museum's director.

“It’s harmful emotionally to the artists," said Veterans Alley founder Amos Gregory. "This helped them heal, and now it’s causing new pain.”

One San Francisco cineplex will reopen this weekend for the true movie theater experience, but with no concessions, small crowds, and of course masks required.

You’ll need a vaccination card for admission to the newly reopened Feinstein’s, but the Hotel Nikko’s cabaret theater has booked stars worth getting the shot for.

Open bar has been a long-forgotten indulgence amidst the pandemic, but leave it to the Sisters to bring it back for their Pride prom.

San Francisco's Chinese New Year Festival and Parade made its “roaring” return after a forced pandemic pause last year.

Rain didn’t dampen the new year spirit over the weekend as participants and onlookers alike converged on downtown to celebrate the 2023 Alaska Airlines Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday night.