Thirty students from seven schools won bikes in a Park Station-sponsored essay contest, which the district celebrated with a holiday party.

The spirit of collaborative experimentation returns to Second Act tonight, with a lineup of the cosmic, unusual, and aurally avant.

The new tour, which is focused on the 1960s, is narrated by former Haight denizen Peter Coyote.

The doc, set to arrive just in time for the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, will benefit Taking It to the Streets.

Forty years ago, progressive activists changed how supervisors got elected. The impacts are still being felt today, from social issues to the D3 race.

Documentaries about the killing of Sikhs in Minnesota and an SF district attorney's work to uncover a skinhead gang will be shown.

The new sculpture that sprouted overnight in the Conservatory's garden is the work of a renowned French artist.

Chernoff, who works and lives at his Mystic Eye studio and gallery at Waller and Shrader, paints everything from abstracts to colorful landscapes.

This weekend: a bigger Alembic debuts, plus film, music and more.

The Haight's mobile bicycle-powered library is expanding.

A new documentary about Margaret Cho's #BeRobin campaign debuts this weekend in the Haight.

The Stanyan Park Hotel, a local Beaux Arts gem, was saved in 1983 from the ignominy of fake brick siding.

This weekend in the Haight: live music, nude models, a dog-friendly fundraiser and more.