Get ready, kids. Today's free show at Amoeba is Phantogram.

We try not to plug Booksmith too much around here, but they've got some goings-on this week we thought you should know about.

Some concerned citizens are opposing a new AT&T wireless telecommunications services site proposed for the roof of Earthsong.

Tuesday, February 18 is your chance to hear what the city's planning in the way of local muni service changes.

An Upper Haight block party of sorts (and no, not the Haight Street Fair) is in the works.

The SFMTA is proposing changes to a slew of Muni routes, including the 6 and 71, in the hopes of speeding up public transit in San Francisco.

Neighbors sent out a notice to help Free Gold Watch, which is facing City Hall next week to answer neighbor complaints.

The Haight Street lingerie store is expanding.

Adored or reviled, Valentine's Day is this Friday.

Isabel Wade and the Friends of Buena Vista Park started a change.org petition to "restore and improve" Buena Vista park.

The state needs the rain, but if you're anything like us, you're woefully underprepared.

A couple of new murals have gone up in the neighborhood this week.

Second Act event space unveiling, a show at Hoodlab, and others.