A Legal Evening with CARECEN SF to raise money for immigrants
Don’t miss your chance to learn about and contribute to the Central American Resource Center’s...
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C.W. Nevius brings his one-man show to the Mission
In the mid-1970s, the sports editor at the Colorado Springs Sun assigned five would-be freelance...
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SF Carnaval weekend arrives, and here’s a preview
Carnaval weekend begins with loads of music, food and fun on Harrison between 16th and 24th...
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Neighborhood Notes: Art, dance, a car-free Valencia and a new mural
Art opening René Yañez’s show at the Luggage Store Gallery opens tonight with a reception from 6...
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Neighborhood notes, music, fraught fête and more
Free music tonight at the Community Music Center The center’s Concert with Conversation, featuring...
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Kyoto in the Mission at ArtilleryAG
Mission gallery Artillery A.G., at 2751 Mission St., is hosting a presentation by artist Kana Eto...
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Community Music Center invites you to music and cocoa at its December Fiesta
“Come in from the cold,” says the Community Music Center: On Dec. 8 and 9, Martha...
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Neighborhood Notes: MAPP, cookies, bikes, coffee, oh my!
Prefer to listen? It’s on our podcast — or right here. MAPP is this weekend! The...
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Neighborhood Notes: Boba Guys proposes expansion, Balompie to return, El Rio gets legacy status
Boba Guys looks to expand next door on 19th Since the demise of Valencia Eyewear, a small retail...
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In SF, art still thrives — and celebrates its history — at The Farm
It’s been 30 years since farm animals roamed a patch of land in the southeast corner of the...
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Little Mission Studio musicians will perform to fundraise for environment
With one socially conscious benefit concert already under their belts, the musicians and teachers...
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Neighborhood Notes: Open studios, library hours, scorpion
Hot on the heels of Día de los Muertos, which always brings out tons of artistic expression in the...
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Halloween no holiday for SF cops, but they get in the spirit anyway
Bo Kovitz wrote this post with contributions from the other reporters. Halloween wasn’t exactly a...
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If Halloween reflects SF’s psyche, Trump is no longer funny
JoeBill Muñoz wrote this post with contributions from the other reporters. In the weirdest city,...
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Costumed Halloween revelers roam the Mission in mobile dance party
A banana, a cow, a glittery fish and an astronaut made their way through the northern Mission...
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Día de los Muertos: Celebrations in the Mission this week
The Mission will remember and honor the dead this Thursday, Nov. 2, with the annual Día de los...
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