Frameline anniversary bash brings iconic John Waters to Castro
While the normies of the world were out chugging Guinness at Irish pubs this past St. Patrick’s Day,…
Therapy in Golden Gate Park, DJ Jazzy Jeff at San Tung, and xAI in the dumpster
Tongues are always wagging in San Francisco — and The Waggle is your straightest shot to gossip. Got…
The Huntington Hotel, in San Francisco’s Nob Hill, Re-Opens After a Grand Renovation
Is San Francisco a world-class city? It’s a question its residents hate, and with good reason. San Francisco…
When Bearbucks closed, the Castro lost more than coffee
It was a convenient spot for coffee that shifted into a ritual over the course of two decades.…
Rivers of melted cheese flood SF’s newest sandwich shop
Mohammed “Moe” Abibi seems to fist bump or shake hands with everyone who comes within a 50-foot radius. …
Where to eat, drink, and party near the newly reopened Castro Theatre
San Francisco’s century-old Castro Theatre has re-entered the chat. Almost exactly two years after it went dark for…
San Francisco’s historic Castro Theatre reopens after $41M restoration
SAN FRANCISCO – SAN FRANCISCO – The marquee of the historic Castro Theater shines bright once again. After…
We got a first peek inside
A glimpse of the ceiling is worth the price of admission. On Friday evening, The Castro Theatre (opens…
A prominent Castro restaurant space is coming back to life
By the time the 56th annual Pride Parade marches up Market Street in late June, one of the…
25 years of Wikipedia, 25 years of SF drama
This month, San Francisco-based Wikipedia turns 25 — young for a human, geriatric for a not-for-profit digital encyclopedia.…
How to avoid SantaCon
Ho, ho, holy crap, it’s back. SantaCon (opens in new tab) returns Saturday, bringing 10,000 or more red-and-white-clad…
Who was Roger Casement? Irish diplomat, historical figure honored in SF Castro
SAN FRANCISCO – It was a commemoration nearly 10 years in the making. The tribute to honor Irish…