When you're trekking from other parts of town to the Legion of Honor, you might as well multi-task while you're out there. If you plan to catch the Rembrandt to ... Read More

If you have a 3-minute idea you've been waiting to write and produce, you still have time to request a slot at the Three Minute Film Festival. Then, all you ... Read More

© Ingrid Taylar One way to extend the environmental commitment beyond Earth Day is to patronize local farmers markets. When you buy locally you: Support small farmers who are in a constant ... Read More

As much as I love my old haunts . . . and as difficult as it is, sometimes, to bypass my favorite clam chowder or slice of pizza . . ... Read More

See the articles below for updated information about San Francisco Pride 2008 Guide to San Francisco Pride 2008 Map of SF Pride Parade Route Originally posted about SF Pride 2007: Thirty-seven years have built ... Read More

With its vast territory and diverse art and architecture, SoMa presents a million angles and shots for a day out with the camera. The pics in these galleries include public ... Read More

For ideas on where to eat, what to do, and what to give Dad on June 17, check out the 2007 Father's Day Guide. The Guide includes information on this ... Read More

The RoboGames are coming to Fort Mason this weekend (June 15 to 17). Formerly the RoboOlympics, the RoboGames weekend features more than 70 competitions, with robot creators coming from around ... Read More

If you're heading to Frameline -- San Francisco's International LGBT Film Festival -- you'll be in great company. With annual attendance of 60,000 to 80,000 people, Frameline is the longest ... Read More

Photo © Ingrid Taylar The squawking of our local parrot flocks is unmistakable. If you follow the sound trail, you're bound to encounter treetops of chattering birds with occasional displays of ... Read More

A selection of free, almost-free, and community events in San Francisco this week. For additional happenings, see this week's Event Calendar. FREE EVENTS THIS WEEK . . . It's a face ... Read More

Spring is the time we're most likely to encounter baby animals of the wild kind. People are often surprised how many species are found within city grids. But, when the ... Read More

This month, through June 13, the Castro Theatre's featured Sing-a-Long is the musical Grease. If you haven't attended one of the famous Sing-a-Long events yet, read up on how the ... Read More

SwapSF is back this month with a Co-Ed Clothing Swap. If you don't live by the two month rule, try it this weekend: go through your closet, see what you ... Read More

June 7 (Thursday) is opening night of the San Francisco Black Film Festival. Catch films by emerging and established artists, all celebrating African American cinema and the African cultural Diaspora. Through ... Read More

The San Francisco chapter of One Brick is making a second trip to New Orleans -- to work with non-profit organizations Habitat for Humanity and the St. Bernard Project. Both ... Read More

The topic of ‘best’ margarita -- best any cocktail -- is a controversial proposition. So I’ll preface this list by saying these places serve margaritas the way I tend to ... Read More

June 5 is National Hunger Awareness Day. If you're not familiar with the amazing work done by the San Francisco Food Bank in their efforts to end hunger, visit their ... Read More

I was never afraid of crab monsters or zombies. But, I guarantee you: Watching Crispin Glover play murderous, maniacal twins will mess with my hard-wiring. Which is precisely ... Read More