Tonight, a community meeting will solicit neighbors' feedback on the Haight's future streetscaping, while this Saturday, an urban forester will lead a tour of Haight Street trees set for removal.

According to a store employee, the shop, which was revived in 2014, will keep running until the inventory is sold off (there's a liquidation sale on, of course), probably around the end of the month.

Last Friday was the first day of business for Haight Gallery, a new spot featuring the work of local artists.

We check in on what's new at Haight Street's Magnolia Gastropub & Brewery.

Complications have arisen in the Homeless Youth Alliance's bid to secure administrative office space in the Lower Haight.

Your Independence Day weekend is full of live music and after-hours events in the Haight.

Check out Alvord Lake's new open-air art exhibition, today and twice a week through the summer.

Google.org is doing a matching campaign with Streets, which gives homeless youth beds and counseling in exchange for street cleaning services.

The murals that used to adorn the Boys and Girls Club in the Haight are free to any public space, but have yet to be claimed.

The fledgling wine company buys unused wine in bulk from top producers and sells it directly to consumers.

New plans have been drawn up for streetscaping and pedestrian-scale lighting, which will be discussed at a community meeting next week.

Celebrate Pride with a weekend in the Upper Haight full of music, bars, and colored wigs.

Here's your monthly snapshot of crime in the Upper Haight.