Exclusive: San Francisco’s iconic Castro Theatre is set to transform into a live events venue, hosting music, comedy, and more. The move aims to diversify programming while preserving the historic cinema experience.
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The San Francisco Examiner presents a masterclass seminar with French guitar virtuoso Pierre Bensusan. Held in San Francisco, the event offers an exclusive opportunity for guitarists to learn from a renowned artist.
Time Magazine’s 2026 list highlights the 10 most influential entertainment companies shaping the industry’s future. From groundbreaking streaming platforms to innovative content creators, these leaders are redefining global entertainment.
Uniqlo’s new Market Street flagship store in San Francisco officially opened Friday, celebrated with a huge street festival featuring live music, food vendors, and exclusive promotions. The event drew large crowds eager to explore the brand’s latest offerings.
A historic San Francisco bank is being transformed into a vibrant nightlife hotspot. The redevelopment aims to blend the building’s classic architecture with modern bars and entertainment, revitalizing the downtown scene.
Veterans Day 2026 in the Bay Area features parades, ceremonies, and free events honoring those who served. Highlights include San Francisco’s downtown parade and community gatherings across the region.
Lizzo championed radical self-love and empowerment during her Cuz I Love You Too Tour, declaring, “We are done with the f*ckery.” The pop icon’s message resonated deeply with fans, promoting confidence and authenticity.
East Bay Times delivers comprehensive coverage of Contra Costa and Alameda counties, offering the latest news, sports updates, entertainment, lifestyle features, and in-depth commentary tailored for the East Bay community.
Gap Inc. has appointed Pam Kaufman as its first Chief Entertainment Officer. In this new role, Kaufman will spearhead the company’s entertainment strategy, blending retail with immersive brand experiences.
October in the U.S. is packed with must-see events, from vibrant fall festivals to thrilling sports games. TravelPulse highlights top picks for culture, food, and entertainment across the nation this month.
San Francisco mandates full COVID-19 vaccination for entry to indoor entertainment venues, including restaurants and gyms, aiming to curb virus spread as cases rise. The rule takes effect immediately, impacting all indoor public settings.
FOX Entertainment’s free streaming service Tubi has significantly expanded its animation lineup by securing a content deal with anime giant Toei Animation, boosting its catalog with popular titles and attracting new viewers.
Missed out on last week’s San Francisco events? From vibrant street fairs to cutting-edge tech expos, here’s a quick recap of the top SF happenings you didn’t want to miss, brought to you by SFGATE.
United Airlines now offers free personal device entertainment programs on select flights, allowing passengers to stream movies, TV shows, and more at no extra cost, enhancing in-flight experience.
A Fisherman’s Wharf popup sparked an international legal battle, drawing attention to intellectual property rights and local business regulations. The dispute highlights challenges faced by entrepreneurs in San Francisco’s iconic tourist district.
Discover the best Halloween events for kids in San Francisco and the Bay Area in 2026. From spooky storytimes to family-friendly festivals, Mommy Poppins highlights safe, fun activities for a memorable Halloween season.
Jaxson, the Marina District’s country-western bar, earns a cult following for being “so bad it’s good.” Despite its kitschy decor and offbeat vibe, patrons keep coming back for the unique San Francisco experience.
USA TODAY 10BEST reveals the best in-flight entertainment options for 2026, highlighting top airlines that combine cutting-edge technology with diverse content to keep travelers engaged and comfortable at 35,000 feet.
Burning Man, founded in 1986, is an annual art festival held in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. Known for large-scale art, communal living, and the symbolic burning of “The Man,” it draws tens of thousands worldwide.
San Francisco Fleet Week 2026 returns with a lineup of ship tours, air shows, and military demonstrations. The event runs October 8-14, offering free activities and a chance to honor armed forces. Stay tuned for full schedules and safety guidelines.